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  • United States home food garden editorial synthesis — version 1

    Global Garden Planner

    Original seven-profile model and localized corpus. It remains an editorial draft until an independent U.S. agronomic review is recorded.

    Editorial role: internal synthesis · Rights position: Original project content · Accessed: August 2, 2026

    Commercial use recorded: yes · Derivative use recorded: yes

    Open source

  • 2023 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map — map creation and interpretation

    United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service

    Supports treating average annual extreme minimum temperature as one cold-risk reference, not a complete planting calendar or current forecast.

    Editorial role: fact reference · Rights position: Official public information; linked and paraphrased without redistributing the map or underlying datasets · Accessed: August 2, 2026

    Commercial use recorded: yes · Derivative use recorded: no

    Open source

  • U.S. Climate Normals

    NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information

    Supports the use of long-period climate context and the warning that station and regional conditions vary; it does not supply operational month rows.

    Editorial role: fact reference · Rights position: Official factual reference; no station dataset is redistributed · Accessed: August 2, 2026

    Commercial use recorded: yes · Derivative use recorded: no

    Open source

  • Regional Climate Centers

    NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information

    Supports directing people to regional and local climate expertise rather than claiming that a national profile resolves a site.

    Editorial role: fact reference · Rights position: Official public information; linked and summarized · Accessed: August 2, 2026

    Commercial use recorded: yes · Derivative use recorded: no

    Open source

  • Vegetable Gardening

    USDA National Agricultural Library

    Supports the planning sequence of site selection, soil or mix preparation, planting, maintenance, and harvest, plus referral to Cooperative Extension.

    Editorial role: fact reference · Rights position: Official curated public guidance; linked and paraphrased · Accessed: August 2, 2026

    Commercial use recorded: yes · Derivative use recorded: no

    Open source

  • Seeds and Plants

    USDA National Agricultural Library

    Supports checking labeled seed from reputable sources and distinguishes planting material quality from a calendar recommendation.

    Editorial role: fact reference · Rights position: Official curated public guidance; linked and paraphrased · Accessed: August 2, 2026

    Commercial use recorded: yes · Derivative use recorded: no

    Open source

  • Non-compliant seeds: what you need to know

    USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

    Supports checking import and movement requirements and avoiding unidentified or non-compliant seed bought online.

    Editorial role: fact reference · Rights position: Official regulatory guidance; linked and paraphrased · Accessed: August 2, 2026

    Commercial use recorded: yes · Derivative use recorded: no

    Open source

  • Introduction to pesticide labels

    United States Environmental Protection Agency

    Supports the instruction to use a registered product only in a manner consistent with its complete labeling; the project does not prescribe pesticides.

    Editorial role: fact reference · Rights position: Official regulatory guidance; linked and summarized · Accessed: August 2, 2026

    Commercial use recorded: yes · Derivative use recorded: no

    Open source

  • About WaterSense

    United States Environmental Protection Agency

    Supports water-efficiency context and checking actual need; it is not used to impose a fixed watering schedule.

    Editorial role: fact reference · Rights position: Official public guidance; factual reference without copying program marks · Accessed: August 2, 2026

    Commercial use recorded: yes · Derivative use recorded: no

    Open source

  • Privacy and security — consumer protection guidance

    United States Federal Trade Commission

    Supports truthful, clear privacy representations that match actual data practices. Federal and state applicability remains for legal review.

    Editorial role: fact reference · Rights position: Official legal guidance; linked and summarized without legal advice · Accessed: August 2, 2026

    Commercial use recorded: yes · Derivative use recorded: no

    Open source

  • Guidance on web accessibility and the ADA

    United States Department of Justice

    Provides U.S. accessibility context. The project does not infer categorical legal conformity from automated checks.

    Editorial role: fact reference · Rights position: Official guidance; linked and summarized · Accessed: August 2, 2026

    Commercial use recorded: yes · Derivative use recorded: no

    Open source