[Ag-eq] accessible gardening web sites

[pajohns1 at vt.edu]

        I'm glad to see a surge of traffic on the list.  A question for the 
gardeners among you. which gardening web sites have you found to be easily 
accessible with screen readers?  I've found two that are fairly easy to 
navigate.

*You Bet Your Garden http://www.gardensalive.com/
He also has an excellent searchable database of questions and answers at 
http://www.gardensalive.com/article_mcgrath.asp?ai=4&bhcd2=1233320585
*National Arbor Day Foundation http://www.arborday.org/index.cfm
The Arbor Day is more of a source of trees and shrubs, but I've found them 
fairly easy to navigate.

Patrick
@Virginia Tech

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> You can get some herb kits. I bought mine at Walmart. It has the little 
> bit of earth the seeds and a plastic container to start.
>
> In my other place I got an aquarium, only 10 gallons and had a wild herb 
> garden. I just put in soil and seeds and wow did it ever just go mad!
>
> I put them in quadrens.
>
> My kids used to pick the parsley and just eat it.
>
> Atty
>
> Life is ten percent what you make it and ninety percent how you take it.
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> Life is short ...forgive quickly, kiss slowly, love truly,
> laugh uncontrollably...
> and never regret anything that made you smile
>
> "Qui docet, discit."
> "He who teaches, learns"
>
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> people will forget what you did,
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