I have touched on some of these resources previously, but wanted to list some of the best garden and home improvement forums I have encountered to ask questions or find information. This morning on KQED radio, Michael Krasney had on guests talking about citizen journalism\/media and how the internet has changed the way information is disseminated. The same is true of citizen landscape architects, contractors, gardeners that populate online discussion forums. There are often answers in these forum to items so obscure or specific as to be found nowhere else. The mark of a good forum is that the commentators are knowledgeable and that there are lots of postings and ideas being shared. In some of the forums below many of the commentators are contractors or other experts in their field. Always amazing how people are willing to share the expertise and just another example of the power of the internet.<\/p>\n
I have touched on some of these resources previously, but wanted to list some of the best garden and home improvement forums I have encountered to ask questions or find information. This morning on KQED radio, Michael Krasney had on guests talking about citizen journalism\/media and how the internet has changed the way information is … Continue reading Best Garden-Home Improvement Forums to Visit<\/span>
\nGardenweb Forums<\/a>– The best Gardening Forum
\nContractor Talk<\/a>– for those who want to get technical
\nAbout.com Gardening Forums
\nDave’s Garden Forums<\/a>
\nBob Villa Home Improvement Forum
\nLawnCafe- Another industry oriented forum
\nJohn Bridge Tile Forum
\nThe Gardener’s Forum<\/a>
\nForum from HGTV<\/p>\n
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