Remove peas, put tomatoes on the trellis Now that it is hotter then H-E-double-hockey-sticks out there, your pea vines are surely past their prime. In this special edition of the […]
Clover lawns from Urban Seedling
Eco-friendly lawn alternatives from Urban Seedling Tired of cutting the grass? Why not replace it with a more eco-friendly ground cover: CLOVER! Check out these pictures from year two of Urban […]
Weed, water and harvest
Get into the garden in this hot, humid weather The super hot weather has finally sent the last of our lettuce to seed. If you still have gigantic alien lettuce towers […]
Care for your tomatoes
How to identify and treat tomato problems The hot, wet weather at this time of year is a perfect recipe for all kinds of fungal and bacterial diseases in the […]
Horticultural design by Urban Seedling
Book your consultation today From the moment you begin your experience with Urban Seedling, you can feel the difference. Urban Seedling horticultural services focus on customer care and creative and innovative garden design. We […]
Summer Seedling Sale
This Saturday and Sunday only from 12-4pm Heirloom organic tomatoes seedlings and fresh herbs will be available for sale for ONLY 2$! This is an opportunity not to be missed […]
Spring into summer
Harvesting cool weather crops, caring for warm weather crops The more sensitive lettuces and spinach are starting to bolt with the onset of some warmer weather. This means that the plant gets super […]
Prevention: the best medicine
10 to 15 minutes per day of checking for pests and disease Keep on harvesting! Pick those peas, enjoy the lettuce before it goes to seed keep Kale and Chard […]
Harvesting expanded
Getting into edible flowers, herbs, garlic greens First some important notes: If you have any radishes left, they definitely need to come out. If they are in the garden for too […]
Early-season maintenance
The video series edition As promised, I present to you several videos on what’s going on in your garden. The spring and early-summer provide us with around six great weeks of […]
Prepare for summer planting
Harvesting your leafy greens What to do with this wacky weather? The early hot weather of the last weeks has been hard on those of your vegetables that most prefer the […]
Where did Spring go?
How this crazy weather affects our planting plans First we lost a week or so to a super tenacious winter, then we were into summer weather mere days after the […]