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Garden Starter Kits ** Pre-Season Sale **
The perfect kit to get you growing!
- Ideal for patios, balconies or backyard gardening
- Includes elevated planter 21 x 47 x 30"H and greenhouse cover
- Elevated planters let you garden in comfort
- Greenhouse cover extends your growing season
- Available in Brown or Gray - while supplies last
The CedarCraft Difference
Proudly made in Canada, CedarCraft designs outdoor products that bring together natural beauty and lasting quality. Thoughtfully made to enhance everyday moments outside—whether you're tending an elevated garden planter, grilling with friends, or relaxing in the shade under your pergola. Our products are made to help you enjoy the outdoors in comfort and style.
Made in Canada
Proudly manufactured in British Columbia, Canada.
Responsible Sourcing
We use sustainably sourced wood certified by PEFC.
Sustainability
Partnering with National Forest Foundation to offset delivery emissions.
The Natural Choice
Renewable, recyclable, biodegradable — a smart material for outdoor living.
Gardening Adventures Blog
From Seed Tray to Garden Bed: Helping Young Plants Grow Strong (Part 5 of 7)
Your seedlings are growing fast — maybe faster than expected. Learn when to pot up, how to transplant properly, and how to give young plants the space and time they need to grow strong.
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Companion Planting: Simple Pairings for a Healthier Garden
Growing the Right Plants Together Companion planting is the practice of growing certain plants near each other to support growth, improve flavor, or help reduce common garden challenges. While it’s not a strict formula, thoughtful pairings can encourage a more balanced and productive garden. Why Companion Planting Works Different plants offer different benefits. Some attract pollinators, others may help deter insects, and some simply grow well without competing for nutrients. When plants are thoughtfully arranged, your garden can feel fuller and more naturally supported. Easy Companion Plant Pairings If you’re just getting started, these simple combinations are easy to try: Tomatoes + BasilA classic pairing. Basil fits neatly around tomato plants and adds variety to the bed. Carrots + OnionsThese grow well side by side and make efficient use of space. Lettuce + RadishesRadishes grow quickly and can be harvested before lettuce fully matures. Cucumbers + NasturtiumsNasturtiums add color and can help draw attention away from vegetables. Mixing Heights and Growth Styles Companion planting also works visually. Combining upright plants with leafy greens or trailing varieties creates layers in your garden bed. This not only supports plant health but adds dimension and interest. Elevated planters make it especially easy to organize pairings and keep combinations contained. Keep It Simple Companion planting doesn’t require memorizing complex charts. Starting with just one or two pairings can help you observe what works well in your space. Pro Tip: Try adding herbs throughout your garden beds. Many blend easily with vegetables and support pollinator activity. Companion planting is about thoughtful combinations, not rigid rules. With a little experimentation, you can create a garden that feels balanced, productive, and naturally vibrant.
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From Seed to Strong: What Starting Indoors Really Teaches You (Blog 4 of 7)
Starting seeds indoors is one of the most rewarding — and misunderstood — parts of gardening. In Part 4 of our Garden Planning Series, we walk through when to start seeds, how to use grow lights effectively, why seed-starting mix matters, and how to avoid common mistakes — all grounded in one memorable basil story.
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