HOW DOES MY GARDEN GROW WITH A COMPUTER

INTRODUCTION

Gardening is so much to so many.  Besides a hobby, pastime or chore, gardening is an art form and a science.  As a subject, gardening is extremely broad;edible, wildflower or native landscape, dry land or xerescape, pond or home landscape.

How can one garden with a computer?  The computer is your link to the Internet. On the Internet there is something for every type of garden and every type of gardener.  The Internet can help you locate information that will improve your gardening results, answer questions about specific problems or locate difficult to find gardening supplies.

Below are sample links to show the value of the Internet when gardening. We hope you will enjoy the experience and discover the value of technology in every aspect of your life.

LET'S COVER A FEW OF THE BASICS:

• There is a difference between searching and surfing the Internet.  Surfing is going over the surface much like riding the waves.  Searching is targeted, looking for a particular item or items.

• Not everything you will want to find is on-line.  

• You will find lots of free information, but not everything is free.  Much of the Internet is one big store that accepts credit cards or checks.  Besides gardening supplies, some links offer gardening tips for sale.

• Looking for a particular item takes time and patience. Searching on-line is fun and informative, but it does take time.  When you are ready to search by yourself, set aside an hour or two so that you can fully enjoy the adventure.

Top of Page