Helen Chesnut is a local journalist based in Victoria, British Columbia. She writes for several publications, including the Times Colonist, Windsor Star, SaltWire Network, and The Vancouver Sun. Her articles primarily focus on gardening tips, plant care, and horticultural advice, providing readers with practical information to enhance their gardening experience.
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Helen Chesnut's articles predominantly revolve around house and home, with a particular focus on gardening. She frequently provides how-to guides and seasonal advice related to topics such as plant care, winter care, bulbs, harvesting, and pruning.
Given her emphasis on local coverage in Canada (specifically British Columbia and Victoria), she is likely receptive to pitches that offer practical tips for gardening in these specific regions. Additionally, given her focus on providing readers with actionable information through how-to guides and reviews of products or techniques related to house plants and gardening during different seasons, consider pitching story ideas that align with these themes.
Furthermore, since Helen often covers seasonal topics such as winter care for house plants or planting activities during specific times of the year like spring or fall in Canada’s climate zone.
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By: Helen Chesnut
These stellar tomato and raspberry varieties should be available at garden centres in spring.
By: Helen Chesnut
On Monday morning, close to 11 a.m., I'll be standing in front of the television watching the Remembrance Day ceremonies and thinking of my father, who wrote this column before me.
Garden expert Helen Chesnut advises on how to care for holiday cactus plants in order to ensure the longest, brightest bloom season possible.
By: Helen Chesnut
Of the four basils Helen Chesnut grew this year, a variety called Greg, from William Dam Seeds, was the most compact, nicely shaped, and long-lasting.
By: Helen Chesnut
In the middle of last month's atmospheric river I found myself up the orchard ladder at a corner of the house, trying to re-attach a downspout to its gutter outlet.
Garden expert Helen Chesnut explains the best method to grow coffee plants indoors. These plants aren't frost hardy on the Coast.
By: Helen Chesnut
Dear Helen: I am fond of the bearded irises in my garden, but their growth and flowering was a little disappointing this past spring and early summer.
By: Helen Chesnut
A sizeable roster of flowers seed themselves in Helen Chesnut's garden each year — mainly alyssum, calendula, nasturtium, nicandra, peony flowered poppy, borage, larkspur, and snapdragon.
Garden expert Helen Chesnut explains the best method to overwinter gerbera daisies and an online source available to grow them from seed.
By: Helen Chesnut
Seeds you take from this self-sown plant may not repeat the same pattern of growth.
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