GardenSoxx

11/06/2026

Did you miss out on getting your garden planted "on time"?

No need to worry. There are still plenty of crops that thrive in the summer heat.

Try these 5 to start: lettuce, cucumber, swiss chard, radish and green onion...

Wait...you haven't even started digging and planning your garden location yet??

We've got you covered. GardenSoxx makes it quick and easy.

Get your kit today and start planting - you'll be all caught up in no time!

10/06/2026

GardenSoxx transforms this old metal cart into a compact herb garden right outside our kitchen door.

See the entire process, the finished result, and why this might be our favorite GardenSoxx project yet!

09/06/2026

GardenSoxx is the EASIEST way to create a gorgeous flower border and level-up your landscape.

Watch how Shelly of the Gray Wren Nest creates this beautiful lush flower border quickly and easily, using GardenSoxx.

While she gets the whole family involved in the filling process - planting and putting the GardenSoxx in place is easy enough for Shelly to do on her own, without even tiring herself out.

Follow along and see how the flower border develops over the summer!

04/06/2026

Whether it’s for mojitos, salads or herbal tea…mint is a lovely garden herb to have on hand. 🌿

But be warned! It can be extremely difficult to tame and can take over a whole garden in just a few years if not properly contained.

GardenSoxx is a great solution for growing mint because it keeps it from spreading and provides just the right conditions for it to thrive.

So grab a mint seedling on your next garden center run - there are a ton of varieties to choose from.

Spearmint, peppermint, ginger mint, Moroccan mint and more….

What type of mint is your favourite?

02/06/2026

Hydrating, delicious, and surprisingly easy to grow. 🥒🌱

Here's everything you need to know about cucumbers!

Are you planting them in your garden this year?

02/06/2026

🌱 New and Coming Soon: GardenSoxx® Challenges!

At DoCurious, we’re always looking for new ways to help people build life skills through hands-on experiences.

That’s why we’re excited to announce that challenges from GardenSoxx® will soon be available on the DoCurious platform!

GardenSoxx is on a mission to make gardening accessible to everyone. Their innovative planting system allows people to grow fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers in a variety of spaces, from backyards and school gardens to patios, balconies, rooftops, and driveways.

They’ve helped gardeners grow more than 300 varieties of fruits, vegetables, and herbs, along with over 100 types of flowers and their simple, low-maintenance approach makes gardening accessible to students, families, educators, and aspiring gardeners of all experience levels.

Help us welcome GardenSoxx to our growing collection of real-world challenges where DOers can discover activities that inspire curiosity, build skills, and encourage meaningful offline experiences.

Learn more about GardenSoxx at GardenSoxx.com and about this collaboration at DoCurious.com/resources.

Life happens offline. Join the movement.

02/06/2026

We're thrilled to be joining the DoCurious platform and helping more people experience the rewards of growing their own food, flowers, and gardens.

Together, we're making hands-on learning more accessible and encouraging meaningful offline experiences for learners of all ages. Check out the announcement below!

🌱 New and Coming Soon: GardenSoxx® Challenges!

At DoCurious, we’re always looking for new ways to help people build life skills through hands-on experiences.

That’s why we’re excited to announce that challenges from GardenSoxx® will soon be available on the DoCurious platform!

GardenSoxx is on a mission to make gardening accessible to everyone. Their innovative planting system allows people to grow fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers in a variety of spaces, from backyards and school gardens to patios, balconies, rooftops, and driveways.

They’ve helped gardeners grow more than 300 varieties of fruits, vegetables, and herbs, along with over 100 types of flowers and their simple, low-maintenance approach makes gardening accessible to students, families, educators, and aspiring gardeners of all experience levels.

Help us welcome GardenSoxx to our growing collection of real-world challenges where DOers can discover activities that inspire curiosity, build skills, and encourage meaningful offline experiences.

Learn more about GardenSoxx at GardenSoxx.com and about this collaboration at DoCurious.com/resources.

Life happens offline. Join the movement.

29/05/2026

Happy Companions for Life 🌼🍅🌿

Companion planting is one of the easiest ways to create a healthier, more productive garden naturally.

By pairing the right plants together, they can support each other as they grow, improving flavour, attracting pollinators and deterring pests.

A winning combination is:
🌼 Marigold to repel root-damaging nematodes in the soil
🍅 Tomatoes that thrive with companions who support their growth
🌿Basil to improve the taste of Tomatoes and discourage pests
🌱Parsley to attract pollinators and beneficial bugs

GardenSoxx makes it easy to neatly contain each plant while still allowing them to work together naturally.

Healthier plants, easy maintenance, and a thriving garden.

What are your favourite companion planting combos?

gardenlifestyle

27/05/2026

You love growing your own fresh herbs 🌿

But here is what most people don’t realize…

The more you harvest them, the better they grow.

Don’t just pick off leaves 🍃
Pinch off the top section…especially for basil plants.
This makes the plant grow fuller and stronger.

Most herbs need more sun than you think ☀️
6+ hours = stronger flavour and faster growth

And don’t overwater💧
Let the soil dry out slightly between watering

Once they are thriving, you’ll always have fresh flavours on hand for your home cooked meals

Simple and easy - and so worth it! 🌿

25/05/2026

🌱 Tiny planting detail… BIG difference in how your seedlings grow. 👀

If your seedlings have been struggling, this simple planting tip could change everything.

Have you planted your vegetable garden yet? Let us know in the comments below.