
How your garden can help wildlife survive
Is there something you can do to help birds, insects and other animals in this era of climate change? Yes, there is, and it starts right in your very own garden.
Working with other people who love plants as much as we do is possibly the best part of our day. You know what we mean? (We hope so!)
Is there something you can do to help birds, insects and other animals in this era of climate change? Yes, there is, and it starts right in your very own garden.
Discover the climate-friendly techniques the farm uses, learn about the harmonious ways they work with nature, and get some friendly advice about how to start growing – even a small space will do.
Want to know how you can help songbirds, pollinators, beneficial insects and other wild animals right in your own backyard? Hint: your garden is just the spot to get started.
Alex Lyneel, @TheEnglishGardener, is back with his latest article — this time all about how to create a pollinator-friendly garden that stays in flower all season long. Let’s hear it for the bees!
Growing food with our dads: a Father’s Day feature by Liesje DoldersumLiesje is a senior writer here at gardenstead, as well as an always-learning vegetable
Our roving storyteller and filmmaker Joana Betzner takes us on tour of a beautiful micro flower farm in rural Quebec — a little piece of paradise in a quiet area just a short drive south of Montreal.
We promise to only share good stuff about plants and people who love plants.