Jacki Cammidge is a Certified Horticulturist specializing in frugal, low-input gardening and propagation, with lifelong hands-on experience and years as a wholesale nursery head propagator.


Frill Free Zone Newsletter

Organic Horticulture and Gardening

The Frill Free Zone Newsletter is a twice monthly-ish update for all things to do with gardening and horticulture.  If you're into the plant growing mindset, this might help give you some information and ideas.

The Frill Free Zone - a newsletter for Homesteaders and Alternative Builders

I'm a certified horticulturist, which means I'm an expert in how not to grow plants. It's easy to get the watering schedule wrong, or not notice fungus gnats until they're flying in a cloud when you water, or failing with a plant that I should know how to grow, and I've done them all so you don't have to.

Twice a month I'll send you tips on pests and how to get them gone, propagation tips for successfully growing more plants, or seasonal to-do's. Often, a link to deeper information can mean fewer plant fails and more wins.

When you sign up to The Frill Free Zone Newsletter, you get first dibs on any newly released e-courses or e-books. 

As my gift to you for signing up, you can download the free Applying Natural Fertilizers Guide on how to use seaweed or compost tea in your garden so you can feed plants without wasting money or accidentally overdoing it

If you have any ideas of articles you would like to see, fill out the short survey (at the bottom of most pages on this site) and if you like to write, become a guest author! I have a few guidelines that you can follow.

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AUTHOR BIO

Jacki Cammidge is a Certified Horticulturist who helps gardeners grow more with less through low-input, budget-friendly gardening and propagation. She has gardened her whole life, served as head propagator at a wholesale nursery, and handled thousands of rose and juniper cuttings.

Readers can find her at Frill Free on Facebook and Pinterest. Her frill-free approach was forged in northern BC, where horse manure, leaves, salvaged sawdust, and a deer-tested raised bed built her garden from scratch.