A weekly podcast about edible gardening.
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Decarbonise the air, recarbonise the soil. To feed the world, to clean the air and water, we need to change what we do with our soils. This podcast looks at the many variants of regenerative food growing. How? Why? When? We must be the ChangeUnderground!
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Welcome to the Beginner's Garden Podcast! This is the podcast with easy-to-understand resources, tips, and information to help beginning gardeners get the most out of their gardening adventure -- big or small. When I began gardening in 2013, I scoured books and Internet resources to find all the information I could. Although good information was abundant, I had trouble understanding all the gardening lingo and sifting through the information to figure out what would work for me. In this podc ...
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🌱🎙️ Discover "BLAK GARDENER TALK: Grow by Any Means Necessary" 🌱🎙️ 🏆 Winner of the 2022 Webby Award, BLAK GARDENER TALK, affectionately known as "Grow by Any Means Necessary," is an inspiring and vibrant IG LIVE Podcast Show. As black and brown people worldwide are reclaiming their roots and reshaping their relationship with the earth through gardening and farming, BLAK GARDENER TALK stands as a dedicated platform for answers, tips, and motivation. 🌍🌿 🎧 Tune in to be a part of the conversati ...
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The Daily Gardener is a podcast about Garden History and Literature. The podcast celebrates the garden in an "on this day" format and every episode features a Garden Book. Episodes are released M-F.
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Join Horticulturist and expert organic gardener, Cath Manuel, for simple ideas and inspirations to improve health and wellbeing from plants, nature and fun gardening activities.
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Ellen Zachos and C.L. Fornari help you discover the amazing world of plants: in the garden, in the wild, and on your plate. They show you how to grow plants successfully, how to enjoy your natural surroundings, and how to make the most of your harvest, whether it's cultivated or foraged. (Spoiler alert: they don't always agree!) You'll find three different topics in each episode, plus email questions from listeners.
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Jennifer Ebeling from 6ftmama.com created Still Growing...with Jennifer Ebeling. Still Growing is a weekly gardening podcast dedicated to helping you and your garden grow. Jennifer hosts this hour-long show interviewing experts from around the country. The podcast also features a bi-monthly Master Gardener roundtable with Master Gardeners who share their gardening tips and horticulture techniques for gardeners of all skill levels. Still Growing is a terrific resource for gardeners looking to ...
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Growing Strawberries: From Planting to Harvesting
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36:11In Episode 124 of the Encyclopedia Botanica Podcast, Hilary discusses how to cultivate strawberries with guest Kate Fessler, a researcher from the University of Minnesota. The podcast covers the differences between cultivated strawberries (Fria X ananassa) and woodland strawberries (Fria vesca), growing conditions, and techniques for planting and m…
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414 - Growing Blackberries: A Starter Guide with Chad Cargill
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44:56In this episode, I sit down with Chad Cargill to dive deep into one of his favorite fruits to grow—blackberries! Whether you're a beginner or have been growing blackberries for years, this conversation is packed with insights. Chad shares his passion for blackberries, the best varieties to grow, tips for pruning and trellising, and how to get the s…
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Join us on this inspiring episode as we sit down with a dynamic chemist Jasmine Herndon of Healing Hipster Farms whose passion for math and science has blossomed into a groundbreaking fusion of wellness, beauty, and farming. Discover how she harnesses the power of chemistry to cultivate holistic beauty solutions rooted deeply in nature. From scienc…
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Join Hilary as she dive's back into the 2017 episode on growing potatoes! Discover everything from sourcing seed potatoes, planting techniques, and caring for your crops, to harvesting and troubleshooting. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or trying your hand at potatoes for the first time, this episode is packed with insights, including the best …
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413 - Growing Blueberries: A Starter Guide
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39:01Want to grow sweet, homegrown blueberries? In this episode, we’re diving into everything you need to know about planting, caring for, and harvesting blueberries. Whether you’re growing them for the first time or looking to boost your current harvest, I’ll cover: 🌱 How to pick the perfect variety for your region 🌍 Why planting multiple varieties imp…
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Claire was incredible—overflowing with energy, passion, and practical wisdom! In today's episode, she takes us into the vibrant world of farmsteading, sharing eye-opening insights into her daily routines, challenges, and triumphs. Whether you're dreaming of starting your own homestead or simply curious about life on the farm, Claire's inspiring jou…
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LINKS [email protected] ChangeUnderground No-Dig Gardening Course Transcript: https://worldorganicnews.com/episode364/By Jon Moore
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412 - Carrots: what no one tells you about choosing the right variety
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29:24When you think of carrots, you probably picture the classic orange root vegetable—but did you know there are many different types, each with its own flavor, texture, and ideal growing conditions? In this episode, we’re diving into the fascinating world of carrot varieties, from crisp Imperators to sweet Nantes and stubby Chantenays. Whether you're …
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BLAK Gardener Talk: Charity Barrett & DeNika Robison
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1:07:36In this episode, we’re spotlighting two powerhouse women making waves in agriculture—Charity Barrett and DeNika Robison! From breaking barriers to building thriving food systems, they are proving that women are leading the way in AG! Tune in as we discuss: 🌱 Their journeys into agriculture, plants, land ownership and animals 💡 The challenges and vi…
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Stink Bugs in the home garden with Professor Raupp
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34:08Episode 124 of the Encyclopedia Botanica podcast features a conversation with Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp from the University of Maryland. The discussion centers around stink bugs, identified as a major pest in gardens. Professor Raupp explains the characteristics, life cycle, and origins of stink bugs, noting their spread from Asia to most of…
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411 - Grow Your Own Fruit with Chad Cargill
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50:18In this episode of The Beginner’s Garden Podcast, we’re diving into the world of homegrown fruit! 🍎🍑🍋 You told us you wanted to learn more, so today marks the beginning of many future episodes on growing different kinds of fruit. To kick things off, I’m joined by Chad Cargill, an experienced fruit grower, to help us navigate the basics. 🌱 We discus…
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In this episode, urban farmer Monica Newman brings the knowledge, passion, and real talk! She shares her powerful journey into farming and why she joined Arcadia’s Veteran Farm Fellowship and Future Harvest to gain the skills needed to be a top-tier farmer and advocate for Black & Brown agriculture. Tap in for an inspiring conversation on food, far…
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LINKS [email protected] ChangeUnderground No-Dig Gardening Course Transcript: https://worldorganicnews.com/episode363/By Jon Moore
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March is one of the busiest planting months! In this episode, I’ll share exactly what I’m planting in the weeks leading up to my last frost date. Whether your climate matches mine or not, you can adjust the timing based on your own frost date. What You’ll Learn: Key crops to plant in early, mid, and late March How to adjust for your last frost date…
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In this episode of the Encyclopedia Botanica podcast, guest expert Rod Lamborn discusses the legacy of his father, Dr. Calvin Lamborn, the father of the sugar snap pea. Rod shares anecdotes about his father's pioneering work in pea breeding, specifically the creation and development process of the sugar snap pea. The conversation also covers the ch…
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409 - Tomato Types Explained: How to Pick the Perfect Tomato for Your Garden
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30:07Feeling overwhelmed by all the tomato varieties out there? Whether you're flipping through a seed catalog, browsing online, or staring at the racks at your local garden center, choosing the right tomato can be daunting. But the right tomato for you depends on your garden, your kitchen, and your taste! In this episode, I break down the different typ…
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BLAK Gardener Talk: Jennifer Dudley -Season #5 Premiere
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57:03Season 5 is here! In this episode, Jennifer Dudley, a powerhouse female farmer in Maryland, drops gems on Forest Farming and dives into the incredible work of The Aunties at Mount Pleasant Acres Farm in Preston, MD. 🌳✨ From land stewardship to community wisdom, this convo was pure gold—tap in and listen now! 🎧💚…
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408 - How to use AI to Make Garden Planning More Efficient (8 Prompts You Can Use Today)
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28:31Remember all that extra time you had for gardening in 2020? Fast forward five years, and life feels busier than ever. But you’re still gardening—which means you’re finding ways to make it work. The biggest challenge? Time. In this special episode of The Beginner’s Garden Podcast, we’re exploring how AI, specifically ChatGPT, can help streamline you…
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407 - Companion Planting Myths & Realities
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27:44When you hear "companion planting," do you feel excited, skeptical, or just plain confused? In this episode, we're cutting through the myths and giving you a practical, science-backed approach to pairing plants in your garden. What You'll Learn: 🌿 Myth 1: Do certain plants really boost each other’s growth? 🐞 Myth 2: Can companion planting truly pre…
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362: Chaos Gardening ~ A Deep Dive Discussion
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16:19LINKS ChangeUnderground email: [email protected] Jon Moore
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406 - Cool vs Warm Season Crops: why some crops thrive at different times and why it matters
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23:45Welcome to our first Friday bonus episode of the season! As you gear up for gardening this year, we're diving into a topic that has been the biggest game-changer for my garden’s productivity: understanding the differences between cool-season and warm-season crops. We’ll explore: 🌱 Why some crops thrive in cool weather while others prefer heat 🌡️ Th…
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In episode 123 of the Encyclopedia Botanica podcast, host Hilary Dahl and her husband and business partner, Colin McCrate discuss the practice of string trellising in gardening. Colin, an experienced gardener, explains the benefits and methods of vertical and horizontal string trellising, including the use of hemp and jute twine. They describe how …
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405 - Avoid These 5 Overlooked Gardening Mistakes
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32:00Gardening success often comes down to avoiding a few common mistakes. In today's episode, Jill dives into 5 overlooked mistakes to think about. If you think about them now, it will help you down the road in the season. Don't forget to sign up for the Masterclass here: https://journeywithjill.net/masterclass Show Notes: Thank you to our sponsors: Or…
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Growing Tea (Camellia sinensis) with Gavin McFarlane
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43:38In episode 122 of the Encyclopedia Botanica podcast, Hilary discusses the cultivation of Camellia sinensis, the tea plant with Gavin McFarlane of Minto Tea Company . They delve into its specific needs such as soil type, irrigation, and ideal growing conditions. Gavin shares the history of Minto Tea Company, details his experience, and explains the …
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404 - 7 February Garden Tasks: Prep for a Productive Spring
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26:36February is a complex month for gardeners in the U.S. Some of us are weeks away from planting, while others are already in the garden. In this episode, Jill shares 7 essential garden tasks to tackle in February, ensuring you're prepared for a productive gardening season, no matter where you are in your journey. With practical tips and resources, yo…
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LINKS email: [email protected] ChangeUnderground No-Dig Gardening Course Transcript: https://worldorganicnews.com/episode361/By Jon Moore
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In episode 121 of the Encyclopedia Botanica podcast Mary Colombo of Wild Roots Farm in Oregon joins Hilary to discuss growing radicchio. They delve into the complexities and benefits of growing this Italian vegetable. Mary shares her experiences and strategies for growing radicchio, its history, the best planting and harvesting practices, and the d…
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403 - Climate Change, AI, and Your Garden with forensic meteorologist Dr. Alicia Wasula
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46:10This week I am speaking with Dr. Alicia Wasula, a forensic meteoroloist to discuss what she does in relation to the weather and how that can affect your garden. Links Mentioned: Before You Sow Mini Course (free for 1 week): https://journeywithjill.net/beforeyousow Connect with Dr. Wasula here: https://www.stmweather.com/ Instagram: https://instagra…
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In this episode of the Encyclopedia Botanica podcast, Hilary and co-host Kellie Phelan discusses practical tips for smart seed ordering to optimize your home garden. Highlights include key considerations for determining the quantity of seeds needed, differences in starting crops from seeds versus buying transplants, and factors affecting seed longe…
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402 - Seeds to Start Indoors in January and February
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34:24If you're like me, you're itching to get started on this year’s garden season. But here’s the deal—starting seeds indoors too early is one of the biggest mistakes gardeners make this time of year. In today’s episode, I’ll share the seeds I’m starting indoors in January and February and how you can adjust your timing depending on your climate. Stick…
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Hilary and guest Kelly Phelan discuss the importance of seed ordering in gardening, touching on topics such as the benefits of growing from seed, how to choose seed suppliers, and understanding seed definitions like organic vs. non-organic, open-pollinated vs. hybrid, and heirloom seeds. They also delve into the differences between hybrid seeds and…
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LINKS ChangeUnderground email: [email protected] Jon Moore
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401 - How to Grow Chickpeas, Dry Beans, Edamame, and More (Grow Your Own Protein, Part 2)
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33:09Is it possible to grow protein-packed vegetables in your garden? In this episode, we break it down for you! Building on last week’s conversation with Dr. Vickie Petz Kasper about the importance of plant-based proteins, I’m sharing which crops are worth your time, space, and effort. We’ll cover: Dry beans like pinto, kidney, and black beans Shelling…
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400 - Grow Your Protein with Dr. Vickie Petz Kasper
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34:27Happy New Year! This week is our 400th episode and we wanted to share a different topic with you. We have Dr. Vickie Petz Kasper, a lifestyle medicine doctor, that walks us through all about how to grow your own protein and how to live a healthy life with the right kinds of protein. Vickie will be hosting a series on unlocking the secret to sleep. …
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In episode 120 of the Encyclopedia Botanica podcast, host Hilary Dahl is joined by Meg Cowden, author of 'Plant Grow, Harvest, Repeat: Growing a Bounty of Vegetables, Fruits, and Flowers by Mastering the Art of Succession Planting.' They discuss Meg's background in forestry and natural resource management, her journey into gardening, and the evolut…
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