The Sustainable Gardening Library

The Sustainable Gardening Library is your ultimate guide for how to grow flowers and food in Earth-friendly ways. An online, easy-to-use, curated collection of resources, the documents, images, illustrations, maps, and videos you’ll find here are provided by experts at public gardens, arboreta and other nonprofit educational organizations; colleges and universities; and government agencies.

The Sustainable Gardening Library focuses on these popular topics plus much more:

• Beneficial Insects
• Compost
• Demonstration Gardens
• EcoRegions
• Ecosystems
• Educational Programs
• Farming & Food
• Habitat Creation
• Invasive Plant Species
• Invasive Non-plant Species
• Integrated Pest Management
• Lawn Alternatives
• Native Plants
• Nutrient Runoff
• Conservation
• Organic Gardening/Agriculture
• Pests and Diseases
• Soils
• Sustainability Initiatives
• Sustainable Landscape Practices
• Water Conservation
• Stormwater Management
• Xeriscape

The Sustainable Gardening Library is device responsive (the format adapts to your computer, pad, or smart phone) and intuitive to use; you can learn more about what you’ll find in it and how to use it here.

The Sustainable Gardening Library is the core program of the Sustainable Gardening Institute, a New Jersey 501 (c)(3) Corporation. You can learn more about the Institute and its founders here.