Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station (CAES)
Research on gardening topics, the August Farm event, and garden club speakers.
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Discover resources to improve your own garden — from pollinator-friendly plant lists to guides on managing invasive species. Together, we're creating a healthier, more vibrant environment for people and pollinators alike.
Connecticut Horticultural Society
Statewide horticultural society hosting talks, shows and events.
Visit WebsiteConnecticut Invasive Plant Working Group (CIPWG)
Collaborates and shares information about invasive plant issues affecting Connecticut and the region.
Visit WebsiteDEEP: CT Dept. of Energy & Environmental Protection
Charged with conserving, improving and protecting the natural resources and environment of Connecticut.
Visit WebsiteFederated Garden Clubs of CT, Inc. (FGCCT)
Our state federation, supporting garden clubs across Connecticut.
Visit WebsiteHomegrown National Park
A grassroots effort initiated by Doug Tallamy to give people a blueprint for planting natives to rebuild essential ecosystems.
Visit WebsiteNational Garden Clubs, Inc. (NGC)
The national organization uniting garden clubs across the country.
Visit WebsiteNew England Garden Clubs (NEGC)
Regional federation connecting New England garden clubs.
Visit WebsiteNorth Central Conservation District (NCCD)
Assists landowners and municipalities with environmental information; runs an annual native perennial and shrub sale.
Visit WebsitePollinator Pathway
Information for developing public and private pesticide-free corridors of native plants for pollinators and birds.
Visit WebsiteTolland County Cooperative Extension Office
Local UConn Extension office serving the Tolland County area.
Visit WebsiteUConn Home and Garden Education Center
Home & Garden fact sheets, soil testing, the Lady Bug Blog, and an Ask a Master Gardener service.
Visit WebsiteWild Ones
Promotes native landscapes through education, advocacy and collaborative action.
Visit WebsiteXerces Society
Protects the natural world through the conservation of invertebrates and their habitats.
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