Bali Pergola - Summer Sale
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Use coupon code Bali200 at check out to save an addition $200 (regular price $799).
Stay cool this summer & save on the Bali 8x8’ Cedar Pergola
- Western Red Cedar
- Pre-cut wood for fast, easy setup
- Fabric canopy for cool, shaded comfort
- Powder-coated steel brackets & stainless hardware
- Open, modern design for outdoor spaces
- Made in Canada
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The Natural Choice
Wood is the natural choice for creating something beautiful and is 100%
renewable, recyclable & biodegradable.
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We use sustainably sourced wood that is PEFC certified (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification).
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Our planters and pergolas are proudly manufactured in British Columbia, Canada
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We've partnered with National Forest Foundation to help offset the carbon emissions associated with the delivery of our planters.
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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.
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Best Plant Apps for Gardeners: When Your Ghost Peppers Ghost You
My Pepper Plants Have Commitment Issues This season, my ghost peppers completely ghosted me—big leafy plants, but no fruit at all. My banana peppers were a little more generous, sending out plenty of flowers, but only a handful ever turned into actual peppers. Raised beds make gardening easier, but they don’t explain why your peppers play hard to get.That’s when I turned to plant apps. Whether it’s figuring out why my peppers won’t perform or identifying that mystery sprout in the corner of the bed, these apps act like a pocket garden coach—ready whenever I need a second opinion. Top Plant Apps Worth Downloading App Name Rating Free or Paid Approx. Cost Standout Feature PictureThis 4.8/5 Freemium → Paid ~$30/year Identifies plants instantly, flags pests/disease, and gives tailored care tips PlantNet 4.4/5 Free Free Community-powered ID, perfect for flowers and veggies iNaturalist 4.0/5 Free Free Connects your finds to global citizen science projects PlantSnap 4.6/5 Freemium → Paid In-app purchases Large database, great for ornamentals and edibles alike Planta 4.7/5 Freemium → Paid ~$35/year Creates customized care schedules based on your climate and sunlight For a deeper dive into how these apps compare head-to-head, GrowIt BuildIt ran extensive tests and shared their full results. Why These Apps Are Great for Pepper Problems PictureThis: Snaps a photo of your plant and helps diagnose common issues (like poor pollination or nutrient needs). PlantNet: Great for quick ID when you’re not sure if that’s a volunteer pepper sprout—or an ambitious weed. iNaturalist: Not just peppers—connects you with a community of gardeners and scientists who love troubleshooting. PlantSnap: Broad coverage across veggies and ornamentals—useful if you’ve got more than peppers in your beds. Planta: Tailors watering and fertilizing reminders to your local conditions, which is especially helpful for peppers that are sensitive to heat and timing. Extra Tips for Choosing the Right App Check for troubleshooting featuresSome apps go beyond plant ID and actually suggest care solutions. PictureThis will flag pests, nutrient deficiencies, and stress symptoms—helpful when peppers look fine but aren’t producing fruit.Ease of photo uploads mattersPeppers can look very similar at different stages. Apps with strong AI, like PictureThis and PlantSnap, quickly analyze photos and reduce misidentifications.Look for regional accuracySome apps adjust advice to your climate zone. Planta is especially strong here, creating care schedules based on your local weather, daylight, and humidity—great for peppers that demand consistent warmth and pollination.Try before you buyMany apps start free with limited features. Test them before committing to an annual subscription—especially if you just want ID versus detailed coaching.Use app journalsTracking bloom time, fruit set, and soil conditions makes patterns easier to spot. Both Planta and PictureThis include journaling features, which is perfect for comparing this season’s pepper success (or struggle) and prepping for a fall garden—more on that in an upcoming post. Pairing Apps with CedarCraft Raised Beds Raised and elevated beds already give peppers a head start with warmer soil, better drainage, and easy access for care. Add in an app that reminds you when to water, fertilize, or troubleshoot—and you’ve got a recipe for a stronger harvest, without the guesswork. Wrap-Up Ghost peppers that ghost you, banana peppers that flirt with flowers but won’t commit—every gardener has been there. Plant apps can’t guarantee fruit, but they can help you figure out why things aren’t going as planned and what to try next. Combined with raised-bed planters that give your crops the best growing environment, they’re the kind of backup every gardener needs. Mischelle, the Backyard Hopeful Mischelle is a writer, former chef, and the proud survivor of many, many houseplant casualties. While most greenery in her care has met a leafy end, she’s found her redemption in CedarCraft’s self-watering planters—where her herbs actually thrive. Basil is her crown jewel; her kids eat it like lettuce, and she turns it into a killer artichoke hummus pesto. She loves warm weather, outdoor BBQs, and believes you don’t need to be an expert gardener to create something beautiful—just the right tools, a little sun, and a whole lot of hope
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From Planter to Plank
This holiday, ribeye may be off the menu ($19.99/lb—ouch), but that doesn’t mean the grill will be empty. My CedarCraft self-watering planter is still overflowing with basil, so I turned it into creamy cashew pesto and stuffed it inside a pork tenderloin. Grilled on a True Fire Cedar Grill Plank, it’s smoky, herby, and budget-friendly—a backyard feast that even made my neighbors jealous.
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Surviving the Summer—Without Losing Your Garden or Your Sanity
The other afternoon, I stepped outside and the heat radiated off the pavement so fiercely it felt like it was coming at me from all directions. If you’ve gardened here in Texas, you know that feeling—when your plants practically wave a white flag by noon. Most years, by the time August rolls around, my yard looks like a crime scene for potted plants. I call it “The Great Annual Plant Massacre” — victims include tomatoes, peppers, basil, and pretty much anything that dared to leaf out in June. That was until I set up my CedarCraft Self-Watering Raised Planter. Now, even in extreme heat, my garden keeps going—and my family and I get fresh pesto all summer long. I also get something I’d been missing for years: my life (and my weekends) back. My Real-World Routine in Extreme Heat Here’s how I keep my plants happy when the thermometer is working overtime: Refill the reservoir every 3–4 days during the worst heat (longer if temps dip below 95°F). Mist plants every couple of days for a quick refresh on the leaves. Let the self-watering system do the rest—steady root-level moisture means no more midday wilt panic. Why Self-Watering + Raised Height Is a Game-Changer It’s not just about healthy plants—it’s about a happier gardener. Here’s what it’s done for me: Travel without guilt – Head to the beach, take a weekend trip, or escape to Alaska without coming home to crispy, lifeless plants. (That's me in Puerto Rico :). Keep those backaches at bay – Raised height means no crouching marathons or awkward stretches. Steady, stress-free plants – No more “flood or famine” watering cycles that leave roots stressed. Sip, don’t sweat – Bottom watering means less evaporation and less time standing in the sun with a hose. Cooler, happier plants – Roots stay calm, collected, and ready to grow even when the air feels like an oven. Tips for Keeping Plants Thriving in Summer Heat Shade during peak hours – A little afternoon shade can mean the difference between thriving and frying. 2. Misting – Gives plants a quick boost without overwatering the soil.3. Mulch the top – Keeps soil temperatures lower and slows evaporation.4. Prune regularly – Encourages airflow and reduces stress on plants.5. Group heat-tolerant plants together – So your watering schedule stays simple. From Heat-Stressed to Hands-Free Enjoyment Before I had a self-watering raised planter, I was chained to my hose all summer. Now, I get to: Sit on the porch with a glass of iced tea instead of dragging hoses around. Enjoy fresh basil for pesto all summer instead of watching it wither away. Avoid the “August Garden Funeral” where I pull up crispy, lifeless plants and pretend they “moved to the country.”It’s still Texas. It’s still hot. But now, the heat doesn’t win.Ready to beat the summer burnout?Your garden—and your back—will thank you. Check out our CedarCraft Self-Watering Raised Planter and make this the summer you thrive alongside your plants. Mischelle, the Backyard Hopeful Writer, former chef, and reformed plant neglecter. These days, her herbs actually thrive—thanks to CedarCraft’s self-watering planters. She loves cedar-scented projects, summer BBQs, and believes anyone can create a beautiful space with the right tools and a little hope.
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