Tips & Tricks
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Gateway Greening is NOW: Seed St. Louis New Name Reflects Organization’s Mission
For Immediate Release October 27, 2021 Gateway Greening is NOW: Seed St. Louis New Name Reflects Organization’s Mission As we celebrate our 37th year as a St. Louis-based nonprofit organization dedicated to urban agriculture, we also are preparing for the future and supporting our mission to empower people to grow their own food. In 1984, […]
Read MoreSeed St. Louis Selects Savannah Rigley as Executive Director Ushering in a New Era of Community Growth and Food Access
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Seed St. Louis Selects Savannah Rigley as Executive Director Ushering in a New Era of Community Growth and Food Access Values-driven nonprofit leader joins Seed St. Louis as the organization expands its regional impact and advances plans for its new Food Demonstration Garden ST. LOUIS, Mo. (August 4, 2026) — Seed […]
Read MoreThree Ways to Help Your Garden in the Heat
The heat has arrived. Every summer, we get this oppressive heat and humidity. It’s not enjoyable for us, and it’s also very stressful for plants. So we figured now would be a good time to discuss the best options to help your plants get through the heat of summer while still growing and producing a […]
Read MoreLearn How To Keep Weeds Under Control!
June feels like the time each year when the weeds get away from gardeners. The long warm days and the fact that there is usually still ample moisture means the vegetables, and the weeds grow fast. And as the sun gets hotter it gets less and less exciting to be out in the garden for […]
Read MoreSolution for Harlequin Bugs
Brassicas are dominant in the spring garden. So much of what we grow is in the Brassica genus. The genus Brassica includes vegetables like radish, turnip, bok choy, rapini, mustard, kale, collards, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, kohlrabi, and brussels sprouts. This group of plants makes up a large portion of the spring garden, and due to this, […]
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