1. The main Directory and Content pages.
2. Catalogues that are designed, maintained and hosted by Gardening-uk.
3. Catalogues that are not hosted by Gardening-uk, and for which Gardening-uk has no responsibility.

Earlier Versions of Netscape:

Netscape Navigator 2 is capable of handling the Javascript in all Gardening-uk pages; however, it cannot display background colours in table cells, knows nothing of the "font face" attribute, and is unaware of a number of character entities such as £. If you are using an early version of Netscape, we strongly recommend that you obtain the latest released version - see below.

Screen Display:

All Gardening-uk pages will appear best if your monitor is set to display 16-bit (aka "high color") or greater. Also, you will probably find it beneficial to have your monitor set to display at 800 x 600 dpi. Neither of these, however, is essential.

Fonts:

Most pages and catalogues in Gardening-uk make use of Verdana, a Web Optimised True Type font which is available free from Microsoft at http://www.microsoft.com/opentype/iexplor/free.htm. This site also contains a lot of useful information on Fonts and the Web as well as a number of other freely available fonts for both the Mac and Windows. You do not need to downlaod and install Verdana in order to see pages properly; however, this font is particularly readable at small sizes and is being used on more sites all the time.

1. It allows us to design pages in a way which give viewers much greater choice as to how they choose to navigate through the pages.
2. It makes it easier for us to keep the catalogue content up to date.
3. It makes it much easier for us to change the layout of pages over time.

1. Use the All Catalogues directory.

   All companies whose catalogue is included in Gardening-uk appear in this listing. Catalogues are listed alphabetically, with brief descriptions of each.

2. Use one of the five General Directories: Plants, Products, Seeds, Services and Miscellaneous.

   Each of these is a simple alphabetical list of all the catalogues in the particular directory. Each catalogue entry includes a link to the catalogue itself, the name and address of the company together with a few lines describing thr catalogue iself. As the number of catalogues in a category increases, additional indexes will be added to make finding catalogues easier. This is alread the case with caalogues in the "Plants" directory, where catalogues can also be found listed by Plant Categories.

3. Use the Latest Additions Listing.

   This, as the name suggests, list all the catalogues incorporated into Gardening-uk in approximately the previous two months. Catalogues are listed in the order they are added.

• Contents Frame - lists all the pages in the catalogue and provides links back to various Gardening-uk pages. You can also use this frame to expand the viewing area by selecting the WITHOUT FRAMES link at the top of the frame. You will then be able to browse to different pages via the links at the bottom of the viewing area.

• Info Frame - provides additional information relating to the contents of the Main Frame or the catalogue in general.

• Main Frame - is where the actual contents of the catalogue - plant descriptions, maps etc - are displayed.

• Quick Links Frame (if present) - provides abbreviated links to a selection of the catalogues pages. This is only present in certain complex catalogues to make browsing simpler.

Additionally, the Contents Frame contains a popup menu (called Gardening-uk) which you can use to link to Gardening-uk's main pages at any time, even if you have browsed to the catalogue via a different route.

Note: this does not currently work in the beta version of Netscape Navigator 4.