Edible Landscaping - Links

There are many useful resources on the web - please see below for a list which will connect you to a variety of permaculture sites and other useful web sites

The Permaculture Association (Britain)
The home of the UK Permaculture network  and the Permaculture Association (Britain).
Permaculture Magazine - Solutions for Sustainable Living
This leading environmental magazine gets to the heart of permaculture and sustainable living in the UK.
Plants For A Future
A fantastic database on 1,000s of useful and edible plants
Gaian Life
A great green business enterprise
Agroforestry Research Trust
The Agroforestry Research Trust produces these amazing books with lists of thousands of edible plants in them. I am always using Edible Plants for Temperate Climes by Martin Crawford of A.R.T. for reference.
Garden Organic
Previously HDRA - pioneers of the organic movement in the UK. Lots of resources and help available on this site
National Society of Allotment & Leisure Gardeners Ltd
The national body for allotment holders. Good stuff on here.
Kitchen Gardeners International
US based web site. Quite an interesting lot of info on this from the other side of the pond.
Walled Kitchen Gardens
A great web site which gives a really interesting insight into the history of the British walled kitchen garden and is also a way of networking with others who are involved with walled kitchen gardens.
The Organic Gardening Catalogue
The place to buy a whole range of seeds and other organic gardening products.
Organic Gardening Magazine
Great magazine with lots of useful gardening information. Have enjoyed it both as a reader and contributor.
Organic UK
Has an organic gardening forum and lots of very interesting links to all sorts of international urban farming and permaculture web sites.
Reading International Solidarity Centre
This group are based in Reading (UK) and are doing great work. The most amazing thing about it is they have a forest garden on their roof!
Sustainable Wales
Organisation set up provide guidance in sustainable living and to help support welsh businesses and organisations involved in sustainable living.
http://www.wwoof.org
The site of the World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms Organisation. This is where Wwoofers (volunteers who join WWOOF) can find an organic farm or smallholding to do voluntary work for.
Garden Furniture
Greenfingers.com offers inspiration for your garden with unbeatable prices on garden furniture.