“Previously the Partnership for Advancing Technology in Housing, PATH is now an online resource for homeowners and homebuyers, the homebuilding industry and federal agencies.” You’ll find case studies, technology profiles, links to articles and publications and tips for homeowners. All materials were current as of spring 2008, but no new additions …

This site offers “Specialized Projects & DIY How-To’s” and takes “questions on repair, maintenance and remodeling.”

This site includes archived articles from the print version as well as online articles and videos, links to other resources, a discussion forum, and an events calendar.

This site features articles about cooking, gardening, travel, and houses in the US Midwest. Also includes such tools as an events calendar and links to sites mentioned in the print version.

Directory of pages providing information for a variety of gardening and horticultural topics.

A major project of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, ePIC provides “a single point of search across all Kew’s major specimen, bibliographic and taxonomic databases on the Internet.” Includes digital images and electronic documents.

This U.S. Department of Energy site offers an index to articles about products and ways to save energy in your home.

“This site offers information and more than 400 factsheets from Clemson University on landscape, garden and indoor plants; insects, plant diseases and other problems; and food safety and preservation.”

“DIY answers the call for more how-to projects with easy step-by-step directions. Whether you’re creating a craft, remodeling a home, or planting the perfect garden, the DIY Network gives you the details you need, and the DIY Web site lets you see it again, print it out and take it with you.” Instructions on a variety of home and do-it-yourself pr …

Online version of Homes & Living magazine, focusing on Vancouver Island, Victoria, and Nanaimo British Columbia. Articles on home remodeling and decor, fine dining, and weekend getaways; profiles of island communities; and digital archives of the print magazine.

A weekly web video show about gardening, cooking, and other home-making issues. Includes a lot of practical information on a variety of topics like composting, drying herbs, and repairing interior walls.

“As you travel down this path of investigating log home companies, floorplans and external designs, you will uncover terms that can be confusing. Loghomeology.com is your “cheat sheet” for this exciting experience.” Includes a blog, growing page of “logs and timbers” videos and links to the editors’ other site, a web directory of commercial log hom …

“Here you can tap into the expert knowledge of the National Gardening Association (NGA). If you have a gardening question, just type it in and we’ll dig up an answer for you within a couple of days. Before you ask your question, search the Question and Answer Library to see if a similar question has been answered.”

This is a forum where people interested in the art of bonsai can share techniques. It caters to both beginners and advanced bonsai growers.

Online version of the National Gardening Magazine. Contains feature articles from current month’s issue. Also contains searchable archive of back issues.

This helpful page provides practical suggestions from an expert gardener for creating container gardens.

This informative article from the Virginia Cooperative Extension provides a good introduction to the basics of growing herbs. Includes a growing chart with suggested uses.

Read articles on everything dealing with construction law. Written by a construction lawyer and guests who are experts in the field of construction law.

“A Domestic Renaissance being crafted by women and men who’ve chosen to stay at home to work and raise children, and are reinventing and reviving lost household arts. Resources for cleaning and crafts, health and thrift, childcare and elder care favor a traditional and environmentally friendly wisdom of the hearth. “