Help WikiGardens grow - and help your local garden club or non-profit too!

Our sponsors offer important products and services to WikiGardeners. They may sell that brand-new cultivar you read about, design inspirational garden paths, or import the world’s most resource-efficient irrigation system. Whatever you need, we can help you find it.

You can help us provide the gardening resources you need! When your group finds advertisers for WikiGardens, we will donate 10% of that advertising revenue to your organization or 20% of the revenue if your organization also posts a link to WikiGardens on your website.

WikiGardens is a collaborative project – together we can help gardeners while we help your gardening club or organization!

If you know of a business which would like to advertise on WikiGardens, please download the registration form, fill it out including your club information and the information we need to contact the business. We will call them, collect the appropriate information and post their ad. 10% of the revenue from the advertisers you submit to us will be returned to your club on a quarterly basis. 20% will be returned if you post a link to WikiGardens.com on your website.

Or, if you wish, visit Vender Sponsorship topic, download the application. Then add your club information at the end and give it to the business you you’d like to see on our site.

Why advertise on WikiGardens?

• Value – we can provide advertisers with a pool of beginning and serious gardeners in your area who are looking for their products and services.
• Cost - $30/month. What other media promotes business 24 hours a day year round? When customers look for services on our site – they find them and link directly to them. We refer directly to our advertisers– they make the sale.
• Community – up to 20% of advertiser revenues are returned to local gardening clubs and associations. Advertising with us helps to strengthen your local community.

Egalitarian Ads – all advertising is the same size. We do not sell banner ads that allow some advertisers to “yell louder” than everyone else. Wal-Mart or Pete’s Hardware – all get the same attention and chance to make the sale.