SBE's Exotic Plant and Garden Seed Catalog Exotic Plant Seed from around the world. Also a nice selection of horticultural books.

Seeds of Change produce and sell seed that are 100% organically grown and 100% open-pollinated.

Seeds of Hope ...Harvest of Pride. TOhio State University Extension's Urban Gardening Program is the statewide educational resource for community gardeners.

Bruce Schundler runs The Schundler Company, one of the oldest and largest producers of perlite and vermiculite on the East Coast. Together with the Perlite Institue, they have developed an extensive file of brief, but useful Plant Guides.

Shepherd's Garden Seeds began as a home garden enterprise in 1983 in Felton, California but is now a much larger undertaking headquartered in Connecticut. Seed trials are conducted in all parts of the country.

Southern Living Magazine The gardening coverage of this popular Southern magazine is included each month.

Southwest School of Botanical Medicine Albuquerque, New Mexico. Wonderful collection of medicinal plant mages.

Stekkenplek Zwingelspaan Ruud Both has a beautiful cottage garden(1 acre) in West-Brabant, Holland. The page is in Dutch - no I don't speak Dutch but many of the viewers of "My Garden" do - and the pictures are nice.

Stokes Seeds is a distributor of flower, vegetable, herb and perennial seeds who traces it colorful history back to 1878.

The Succulent Plant Page Many families of plants contain succulent (i.e. water storing) species that have adapted to the arid climates of deserts and semi-deserts. Many of these habitats are associated with high day-time temperatures and special mechanisms have evolved to collect and conserve the limited moisture that is available, sometimes only from dews, mists and fogs.

Sunnyboy Gardens is a family owned nursery located in the rolling hills of the Piedmont near Charlottesville, Virginia growing over 550 varieties of perennials and herbs as well as annuals and vegetables in season. This is a beautiful website.

Tea Herb Farm was founded in 1990 by M.V. Percival and his wife, Wendy Sharp Cain. The herb farm is located in Tea, Missouri and is surrounded by the rich bottom lands that are annually enriched by the Bourbeuse River.