If you're in the area, this looks like one to bookmark, should come in handy... what do you think? Comprehensive 2010 Garden Calendar for Southwest Missouri www.swmogardens.com/fogcalendar Your one stop source for all garden related events in and around Southwest, Missouri. Attend garden tours. Hang out at festivals. Find new places. Volunteer. Learn something inspiring. You'll find everything you need to know. There's plenty to discover and something for everyone! Each event includes description, cost, contact info, web links, and mapped location. Feel free to submit events not listed. Series events like MOGarden training are grouped together so that if you look at one day, you get the links to the other days. Your one stop for all garden related events in the area! Features:  Maps of locations, get directions  You can customize the categories and locations youÂre interested in and "set" them*  You can submit an event to add to the calendar  You can register to receive email updates automatically  Events can be shared on various social networks like Facebook  Events can be saved to personal calendars like Google Calendar, Yahoo! Calendar, Windows Live, iCal, etc  Anyone with an iPhone, blackberry, etc can use the mobile site for this calendar: www.swmogardens.com/fogcalendar/events/m

The East Tennessee / Knoxville Plant Swap will be on October 13. You can find out more at the site below. It's on the same day as the UT Arboretum Fall Plant Sale mentioned above. There's a Fall Wildflower Walk at the UT Arboretum on September 15. That's the same day as the FOG (UT Gardens) Fall Plant Sale mentioned above. Looks like there are a lot of conflicting dates for gardening stuff in East Tennessee this fall. Here is a link that might be useful: East Tennessee / Knoxville Plant Swap Website

MaryAnnTX, I'm not the original poster but this is one of the questions I came to this site to ask. How did you do that? I don't need anything interactive - just the monthly calendar with text in the boxes would be enough. I'm taking over the website maintenance for a non-profit I do volunteer work for - I know next to nothing about website making, which means I know twice as much as anyone else in the place... They have a calendar now that seems to be just a text document converted to html somehow and linked to the website; I guess I could make one up from scratch in an html editor or a word processor and convert it, but it seems like a lot of trouble and wouldn't be easy to keep up to date. I can't ask the last person who maintained the site because she went to Peru (really!) Thanks. WW

I have used Google Calendar for a few years now, I am a Logistics manager and psycho organizational person to say the least LOL. I use it on my desktop, laptop, netbook, tablets and andriod phone. I also use Jorte Calendar app on my phone which syncs up flawlessly to Google Cal, visually I like Jorte on my phone better. Google is sooo much better universally because everyone has it and here at work we can share work calendars and any or no personal events too. Not to mention places like my gym maintain Google Calendars and update automatically to mine (what I allow), I also get auto downloads of concerts, etc...from social event sources. You must have a setting set to erase events after they happen, either after you receive a notification in email or txt clearing out the event. I have my calendars back atleast 3 years intact and get my notifications via txt to my phone & tablets and email everywhere else. I do not clear out an event thou, maybe that is what is happening??? ~ liz