This answer could go on for pages and pages, but in short, I would recommend old-fashioned books. Websites that deal with organic gardening still aren't well organized. There are is also much great a wealth of information that isn't about Organic Gardening per se, such as Permaculture books. I like: - The New Organic Grower (or anything by Eliot Coleman) - Perennial Vegetables by Eric Toensmeier (he has a new book coming out next month, too) - Roots Demystified by Robert Kourik - Gaia's Garden by Toby Hemenway - Many old Rodale standbys, such as their books on Organic Gardening, Compost, Natural Pest Control, etc If you need internet help, the forums at GardenWeb are the best.

This answer could go on for pages and pages, but in short, I would recommend old-fashioned books. Websites that deal with organic gardening still aren't well organized. There are also much great information that isn't about Organic Gardening per se, such as Permaculture books. I like: - The New Organic Grower (or anything by Eliot Coleman) - Perennial Vegetables by Eric Toensmeier (he has a new book coming out next month, too) - Roots Demystified by Robert Kourik - Gaia's Garden by Toby Hemenway - Many old Rodale standbys, such as their books on Organic Gardening, Compost, Natural Pest Control, etc If you need internet help, the forums at GardenWeb are the best.