Tips, guides, and inspiration from our community of gardeners and horticultural experts.
How do you prevent plant viruses from spreading? Can you cure powdery/downy mildew? What IS dog vomit slime mold? Get the answers to these questions and more in this episode of Digging in with gardenstead.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, learn how to make a lovely arrangement, and visit gardenstead’s flower shop, Flowerette. (It’s a two-for-one video!)
Superblooms are a beautiful display of desert botanicals, and right now, parts of California are experiencing this rare phenomenon. Lucky for us, one of gardenstead’s collaborators lives in California—see the superbloom in all its glory in her short documentary video.
In this step-by-step guide, Patrick, aka The Frenchie Gardener, shares his best tips for when, why and how to repot tomato, pepper and eggplant seedlings. Plus, to stake or not to stake? It’s all here.
Book a 1:1 consultation with Sean to get expert advice about soil, soil health, compost and compost tea. Get personalized answers to your gardening questions, and help your plants thrive.
Reid Williamson, co-owner of Sustainable Roots Ecological Restoration, is now offering gardening consultations! Reid can advise you about invasive plant species management, Ontario native plant selection, tree and shrub planting, and garden planning.
We’re launching a new service: Consultations by gardenstead! For custom solutions to your plant and garden problems, questions and curiosities — book a one-on-one appointment with a gardening expert to get professional, experience-honed advice.
Patrick Vernuccio, is back with another incredibly useful urban gardening video! This time, Patrick walks us through his process for starting seeds indoors, in a virtual seed starting tutorial. Plus, tips for making your own seed tray labels, by raiding your recycling bin!
AeroGardens are indoor hydroponic garden systems, they’re “self-watering gardens anyone can enjoy”. The AeroGarden Sprout is the most diminutive of their garden options, but it allows you to grow three plants at a time, while only taking up a tiny amount of space.
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