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Welcome

If you garden in or around Connecticut, Connecticut Gardener is for you.

For 17 years it's been the definitive resource on gardening in Connecticut, written by and for people who garden in and around our state.

We won't waste your time or money with articles about plants you can't grow. We tell you what works here and what doesn't, so you can spend your gardening dollars on plants that should thrive in your garden.

Connecticut Gardener will become a trusted source of information. You'll wonder how you ever gardened without it.

"I have been advertising in Connecticut Gardener for as long as I can remember. This publication is required reading for anyone who gardens in Connecticut. It is our home-grown treasure -- Connecticut authors, local events, sound advice from folks who experience all of the extremes and challenges that this state can dish out," Nancy DuBrule-Clemente, owner of Natureworks in Northford.

Subscribers receive four issues a year: March/April, May/June, July/August and September/October. Each issue is packed with timely gardening information:

Perennials • Annuals • Roses • Trees • Shrubs • Lawns
Groundcovers • Bulbs • Vines • Shade Gardening
Deer, Voles & Other Animal Pests • Pruning
Insect & Disease Control • Native Plants • Invasives
Garden Tips • Q&A • How To Grow It • Where To Find It
Calender of Gardening Events • What To Do & When To Do It

Unlike other gardening publications, you can use everything you read about in Connecticut Gardener. It's all local information.

Garden Clubs, with 10 or more members participating, are eligible for a 25% discount on subscriptions. Gift subscriptions to other garden club members also qualify. Gift subscriptions to individuals who are not garden club members do not qualify. A PDF form is available for download. Call Anne at 203.292.0711 or email her at ctgarden@optonline.net if you have any questions.

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We believe in environmentally friendly practices, including those recommended by the Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA). A PDF of NOFA's "Standards for Organic Land Care" is available online at www.organiclandcare.net/sites/default/files/upload/NOFA_Standards_4th_ed_2009.pdf