PGH Plant Lady

PGH Plant Lady The PGH Plant Lady offers a variety of garden consulting packages from virtual and in-person coaching, plant lists, full design, and installation.

02/03/2026

Discover the joy of growing your own garden with PGH Plant Lady! We help you cultivate vibrant outdoor spaces, reconnect with nature, and embrace holistic wellness. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned gardener, our services, blog, and community support every step of your journey. Let’s dig in,...

Only one ticket left for making fire cider tonight! Head over to the website and grab that last one!
11/13/2025

Only one ticket left for making fire cider tonight!

Head over to the website and grab that last one!

Last call to join me tomorrow at to make delicious, immunity boosting fire cider! Can’t wait to see you there 🔥
11/12/2025

Last call to join me tomorrow at to make delicious, immunity boosting fire cider! Can’t wait to see you there 🔥

Bean has already decided the new greenhouse is hers
11/09/2025

Bean has already decided the new greenhouse is hers

I LOVE making compost. Wanna learn how? We can teach you the art of dirt, set up your composting bins and systems, and s...
11/08/2025

I LOVE making compost.

Wanna learn how? We can teach you the art of dirt, set up your composting bins and systems, and so much more!

Growing carrots is my new obsession. BTW if you want to learn how to grow carrots next spring - I’m your gal.
11/06/2025

Growing carrots is my new obsession.

BTW if you want to learn how to grow carrots next spring - I’m your gal.

Come join me next week and learn about some herbs for cold and flu season + make delicious fire cider 🔥
11/04/2025

Come join me next week and learn about some herbs for cold and flu season + make delicious fire cider 🔥

Love that we’re still able to enjoy home grown greens at the end of October 🎃
10/27/2025

Love that we’re still able to enjoy home grown greens at the end of October 🎃

Fall is really moving in fast. I’m enjoying those last few harvests of summer crops that are still hanging on and lookin...
09/26/2025

Fall is really moving in fast. I’m enjoying those last few harvests of summer crops that are still hanging on and looking to (desperately) w**d and amend the soil in my fall beds.

Here’s some views from around the garden and homestead to spark some end of work week joy.

Happy gardening!

I’m not going to lie, sometimes I find fall and winter gardening to be really tough. In a way it’s not very intuitive (i...
09/24/2025

I’m not going to lie, sometimes I find fall and winter gardening to be really tough. In a way it’s not very intuitive (it feels strange to be growing things when the leaves are falling) and it feels like there’s a lot working against you (hello cold temps, lack of rain, and a lot less sunlight).

But I’ve learned a lot from the few seasons I’ve given it a go (and had lots of sad little plants along the way).

One thing I really struggled with was wrapping my head around all the different protective structures. What are they? When do you use a cold frame vs. row cover? What’s worth attempting to grow in a greenhouse and how do you even do it?

If you’d like to give fall and winter gardening a real go we can help answer these questions for you and if you’re not quite ready to commit to help yet, I hope a little information like this is helpful.

Happy gardening!

The leaves are falling fast here in Pittsburgh and winter will be here before you know it, but that doesn’t mean gardeni...
09/22/2025

The leaves are falling fast here in Pittsburgh and winter will be here before you know it, but that doesn’t mean gardening season has to come to an end.

Greenhouses and cold frames are great structures to extend your growing season or even make year round produce at home a possibility.

Whether you’re looking for help installing that store bought greenhouse or hoop house or looking for custom made greenhouses and cold frames, we can help make your growing dreams a reality.

If you’re interested in custom structures check out our website and fill out our contact form.

Happy gardening!

The leaves have already started dropping here in Pittsburgh which means many of us have already put our veggie gardens t...
09/19/2025

The leaves have already started dropping here in Pittsburgh which means many of us have already put our veggie gardens to rest and our plants out of our minds.

But believe it or not, if you’re interested in starting a native or pollinator garden now is the best time of year to do it!

Here are some reasons why:

🍁The soil is still warm.
🍁Lower temperatures require less watering and reduce water loss.
🍁Fall planting leads to stronger and better root development.
🍁Fall planting reduces heat stress on new plants.
🍁Planting in the fall reduces competition with w**ds.
🍁Planting in fall allows for natural cold stratification which means less work for you and more success in the garden.
🍁Planting in the fall creates vital sources of pollen for insects in the spring.

Convinced to start planting yet? We know fall can be busy with kids going back to school and holiday season work already beginning for some. That’s why we can help you select, design, and get your native garden planted so that it’s up and running for next spring. Just sent us a message or visit us at pghplantlady.com

Happy planting!

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