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• Rosa Rosam   (www.rosarosam.com)

  Features flowers from an eco climate where roses bloom alongside camelias.

• Sandcast Weathervanes   (www.sandcast.co.nz)

  Sandcast Weathervanes and Waterproof Footwear, home of quality Garden Centre products in Auckland.

• Sanstone New Zealand   (www.sandstone.net.nz)

  Offering products for the outdoors that enhance and beautify your garden environment.

• Science Behind Your Garden   (www.gardenscience.co.nz)

  A new online resource for home gardeners, providing an understanding of the fascinating science behind gardening. It covers the important roles of water, soil, nutrients and the microscopic bugs that live in soil, along with information on some of the most frequently grown plants.

• Someplace Green   (www.geocities.com/SoHo/Coffeehouse/4470/someplace.html)

  A place for those of us interested in growing things.

• Stocker Horticulture & Hydroponic Supplies   (www.hydroponics.co.nz)

  Design and supply of hydroponic equipment and systems, whilst providing ongoing advice in systems management.

• Stone Art   (stone.art.tripod.com)

  Stone Art products are made of litestone, a combination of high quality cements, aggregates, glass fibres, polymers and oxides.

• Streamside Planting Guide   (www.ccc.govt.nz/Streamside)

  This Streamside Planting Guide has been developed as part of the Waterway Enhancement Programme in Christchurch, New Zealand.

• Subtropicals   (www.subtropicals.co.nz)

  A forum for the exchange of ideas and information on the identification, growth requirements and the sourcing of native and exotic subtropical plants (and tropicals) suitable for gardens in the milder parts of New Zealand.

• Suzanne's Gardening Diary   (home.clear.net.nz/pages/gardener)

  Dairy available in two versions to cater for both Northern and Southern Hemisphere gardeners.

• Tasman Bay Roses   (www.tbr.co.nz)

  Specialising in the growing of old fashioned roses, shrub roses, hybrid tea and floribunda roses and climbers.

• Taylorbuilt   (www.harford.co.nz)

  Harford greenhouses and crop covers suitable for a wide range of vegetable and flower crops and all types of nursery applications.

• Taylor Design   (www.taylordesign.co.nz)

  Landscape architects with the design ability to bring a classical European, traditional English or contemporary look to your property.

• Texture Plants   (www.textureplants.co.nz)

  Interesting and unusual plants for all occasions - groovy grasses, sexy succulents and fat hostas.

• The Garden Idea   (www.gardenidea.co.nz)

  A reference site for anyone interested in developing their property.

• The Garden Zone   (www.thegardenzone.co.nz)

  A site featuring a plant database, garden journal and gardening discussion forums.

• The HotterRotter   (www.compostbin.co.nz)

  Unique insulated compost bin in Auckland.

• The Kiwi Violet Room (angelfire.com/id/goldenkiwi/AfricanViolets.html)

  New Zealand Web site devoted to growing beautiful African Violets (Saintpaulias) and Gesneriads. Descriptive listing and many photos to view. Growing advice available.

• The Tree Place   (www.thetreeplace.co.nz)

  A nursery specialising in the production of large grade specimen trees.

• Treepel   (www.treepel.co.nz)

  A product to help you protect seedlings, shrubs and roses from attack by possums, rabbits and hares.

• Tui Garden Products   (www.tuigarden.co.nz)

  Manufacturers and distributors of brands like Garden Galore sheep pellets, lawn seeds, fertilisers, Quash, Phostrogen Plant Food range and Debco gardening products.

• Vanplant   (www.vanplant.co.nz)

  Twenty years experience with a wide range of plant material as well as growing and propagation.

• Waiau Waterworks   (www.waiauwaterworks.co.nz)

  Interactive tour and details about this garden with an educational and artistic twist.

• Wai-ora Nursery   (www.waioralandscapes.co.nz)

  Offering an online plant nursery and landscaping services.

• Waterwheels   (www.waterwheels.co.nz)

  Offer a range of beautiful water features for your garden. Waterwheels, relaxing visual motion and the beautifully stained timber with a unique sound from the splashing water makes a waterwheel a very desirable addition to any garden.