Gardenerd Tip Of The Week

This week our guest is Liz Zorab, author of Grounded: A Gardenerd's Journey to Abundance & Self Sufficiency. She and her husband bought a barren stretch of land in the middle of agricultural territory and turned it into a Permaculture paradise called Byther Farm. The post Podcast: Small-Holdings with Liz Zorab appeared first on Gardenerd.

Sonya Harris learned how to garden with kids as she learned to garden herself. She went from finding dirt "icky" to growing food for her community at the Bullock Garden Project. We chat about her journey from newbie to expert in this episode of the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast. The post Podcast: Garden with Kids with Sonya Harris appeared first on Gardenerd.

This week we’re chatting with Leslie Harris of LH Gardens in Charlottesville, Virginia. Leslie has over 30-years of experience as an educator, coach, and passionate home gardener. She also has her own podcast called Into the Garden with Leslie. The post Podcast: Bulbs & Ornamentals with Leslie Harris appeared first on Gardenerd.

Our guest on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast this week is Greg Peterson of The Urban Farm in Phoenix, Arizona. Greg is a permaculturist and green living innovator specializing in urban sustainability and growing food on dry lands. The post Podcast: Fruit Trees In the Desert with Greg Peterson appeared first on Gardenerd.

This week's guest, Naomi Wentworth, goes beyond basic composting with her company, The Compost Group. She started a local compost hub in San Diego, CA, a The post Podcast: Composting with Naomi Wentworth appeared first on Gardenerd.

Our guest this week is Mike Lizotte of American Meadows. He’s better known as “the Seed Man” because of his passion for planting wildflower gardens. The post Podcast: Mini Meadows with Mike Lizotte appeared first on Gardenerd.

Our guest this week is the ever-enthusiastic evangelist about biodynamics, Steven Wynbrandt. He's the founder of Wynbrandt Farms and Wynbrant Farms Biodynamic Compost. Steven teaches biodynamics around the world and puts his training into practice in his own garden in Los Angeles. The post Podcast: Biodynamics with Steven Wynbrandt appeared first on Gardenerd.

Back in April we spoke with a fellow Great Grow Along speaker, Wendy Kiang-Spray about growing and cooking with Asian vegetables. Wendy is the author of The Chinese Kitchen Garden: Growing Techniques and Family Recipes for a Classic Cuisine. She's a speaker and inspirational garden blogger, and she just lived through the cicada emergence in Maryland. The post Podcast: Asian Vegetables with Wendy Kiang-Spray appeared first on Gardenerd.

This week we're delighted and honored to have Ira Wallace as a guest on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast. Ira is co-owner of Southern Exposure Seed Exchange and is a well-known seed saver and educator. The post Podcast: Heirloom Seeds with Ira Wallace appeared first on Gardenerd.

Our guest this week is Matt Rees-Warren, author of The Ecological Gardener: How to Create Beauty & Biodiversity from the Soil Up. He chats with Christy from his home in England about how we can reduce plastic, conserve resources, and create ecosystems in our gardens. The post Podcast: The Ecological Gardener with Matt Rees-Warren appeared first on Gardenerd.

This week's guest on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast is an inspiration in every way. Tasha Powell took her own journey toward growing food, and turned it into the community-led non-profit organization now called Appetite for Change, in North Minneapolis, MN. The post Podcast: Appetite For Change with Tasha Powell appeared first on Gardenerd.

Our guest this week is Lisa Steele of Fresh Eggs Daily. She shares how to keep chickens and a garden at the same time. Listen in and learn more. The post Podcast: Gardening with Chickens with Lisa Steele appeared first on Gardenerd.

Amanda Thomsen was one of the early bloggers on the gardening scene, and her attitude is best explained by the title of her blog and first book: Kiss My Aster. Amanda is our guest this week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast, where she shares her philosophy along with some great tips for garden design, planting success, and more.  The post Podcast: Backyard Adventure with Amanda Thomsen appeared first on Gardenerd.

This week we travel to Compton, CA, where Kathleen Blakistone runs Moonwater Farm. Livestock, a garden, a pond, a food forest, and teaching spaces make up the heart of this urban farm. Kathleen shares her journey of bringing the farm to life amid asphalt and other urban influences in this historically agricultural community.  The post Podcast: Moonwater Farm with Kathleen Blakistone appeared first on Gardenerd.

You can expect an interesting conversation on this week's Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast as we chat with Ellen Zachos about foraged foods. The post Podcast: Foraged Foods with Ellen Zachos appeared first on Gardenerd.

Our guest this week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast is landscape designer, author, and speaker Jan Johnsen. In addition to running her own landscape design firm, she is an award-winning instructor at the New York Botanical Garden.   The post Podcast: Flower Gardening with Jan Johnsen appeared first on Gardenerd.

We're excited to talk pest control with Susan Mulvihill this week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast. Susan uses IPM to manage pests in her garden, and her latest book, The Vegetable Garden Pest Handbook, gives gardenerds the tools they need to tackle any pest problem. The post Podcast: Pest Control Tips with Susan Mulvihill appeared first on Gardenerd.

Our guest this week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast is Tessa Wardley, a former global environmental policy consultant, and current policy advisor to the UK’s Department of the Environment. The post Podcast: Be An Eco Hero With Tessa Wardley appeared first on Gardenerd.

Our guest this week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast, we chat with Kevin Espiritu of Epic Gardening. The post Podcast: Grow Bag Gardening with Kevin Espiritu appeared first on Gardenerd.

Our first guest of 2021 is Carmen Eldridge. She and her husband Tripp are the full-time farm directors at The Arden Agrihood, a 5-acre community farm in Palm Beach, Florida The post Podcast: Agrihoods with Carmen Eldridge appeared first on Gardenerd.