The New England Unit of The Herb Society of America

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Personal favorites

BostonGardens.com is a wonderful resource for gardeners living in the greater Boston area or for those planning a visit. Check the upcoming events page and area links.

http://www.bostongardens.com

"The Pits" is the nickname for the Rare Pit and Plant Council--

a group of nice but slightly eccentric people from New York City dedicated to growing seeds and tubers of edible plants found in local and ethnic markets.

http://the_pits_web.tripod.com/index.htm

Soil Testing Information - Massachusetts

http://www.umass.edu/plsoils/soiltest

Garden Catalogs List

Catalogs - Cyndi's catalog list has more than 2,000 garden catalogs!

http://www.gardenlist.com/

Useful Links

Disclaimer: Opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of The New England Unit of The Herb Society of America, its members or Board of Directors.

The Strawbery Banke site includes a list of Plants Grown in New England before 1800.

Botanical Gardens & Societies

Massachusetts Audubon Society

http://www.massaudubon.org/

Habitat Education Center (an Audubon sanctuary)

Habitat Education Center Belmont, MA

Gardening is for the birds, butterflies & bees

Visit the Habitat herb garden.

Most people buy the tree to eat the fruit. "The Pits" buy the fruit to grow the tree.

Visit the NEU's Teaching Herb Garden at MHS Elm Bank.

Visit The ARS display garden at Elm Bank-- located next to the Teaching Herb Garden.

See the library links page for an annotated list of herbal organizations and reference links.

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