🌻 Garden Resources🌻
🌞Practical wisdom, seasonal tips, and a sprinkle of sunflower magic🌞
Welcome to your garden’s little library — a place where green thumbs and curious hearts can grow together. Here you’ll find simple guides, printable checklists, and practical tips straight from our beds at Henchy Family Gardens. Whether you’re learning how to compost, save seeds, or chase away garden pests the gentle way, these resources are designed to nurture both your plants and your confidence.
Welcome to our Garden Resources page
a hand-picked list of wonderful places to explore,
learn, and grow your gardening knowledge.
Whether you’re looking for a friendly local nursery in New Jersey
or national experts who dig deep into every topic under the sun,
these are some of our favorite starting points. 🌻
Think of it as your potting bench of knowledge — full of tools, stories, and inspiration to help every gardener bloom. 🌱✨
🌿 Garden Resources🌿
🪴 Local New Jersey Resources
Good Earth Nursery & Garden Center (Cream Ridge, NJ)
Family-owned center known for native plants, herbs, and organic supplies — with friendly local wisdom.
Rutgers Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Program
Workshops, free fact sheets, and local experts for soil, composting, pests, and more.
Jones Nursery (Gibbstown, NJ)
Long-standing family nursery with plants suited to NJ’s climate and helpful seasonal advice.
New Jersey Native Plant Society
Promotes native plants for biodiversity and sustainable gardens; plant sales, workshops, and events.
Duke Farms (Hillsborough, NJ)
Beautiful public space with free classes, eco-gardening education, and inspiring native gardens.
🌍 National Gardening Resources
American Horticultural Society (AHS)
Inspiring gardeners since 1922 with classes, publications, and a public-garden network.
National Gardening Association (NGA)
How-to articles, plant databases, and free tools for every level.
American Public Gardens Association (APGA)
Connects people with public gardens and botanic institutions across North America.
“The best garden resource isn’t online — it’s right outside, waiting for you to dig in.”
