There are so few wild spaces left, so it’s up to us to foster #biodiversity. In this episode of the podcast, @joegardener & Mary Reynolds - author of We Are the Ark - remind us of the important role we play in restoring our natural world. joegardener.com/podcast/we-a…
Want to learn how to grow epic #potatoes? The founder of Wood Prairie Family Farm is on the podcast this week with @joegardener. Jim Gerritsen has grown potatoes on his farm for over 45 years. He shares his tips for growing potatoes successfully. joegardener.com/podcast/how-…
#Seedstarting is well underway! In this episode of the joe gardener Show podcast, @joegardener & frequent guest Craig Lehoullier talk about seed starting methods they're trying this year compared to last year. joegardener.com/podcast/seed…
Although pests & diseases are inevitable in a vegetable garden, steps can be taken to prevent recurrences. In this episode of the podcast @joegardener and Susan Mulvihill share insights and methods for problem-solving in your vegetable garden. joegardener.com/podcast/vege…
Nematodes are the most abundant animals on earth and many of them provide biological control of insect pests. In this episode of the podcast, @joegardener and Dr. Fatma Kaplan @pheronym explain the science behind nematodes. joegardener.com/podcast/nema…
If you haven't done so already, now is the time to start planning for the growing season. In this episode of the podcast, @joegardener discusses making plans and setting intentions for the 2023 garden. ed.gr/egwjj
As we settle into the near year, it's a good time to reflect on the challenges and memorable moments of the previous year in the garden. In this episode of the podcast, @joegardener shares his top 10 takeaways from 2022. ed.gr/egoe8
The Japanese art of growing and shaping trees in pots, also known as bonsai, requires patience and practice. In this episode of the podcast, @joegardener and @bjornbjorholm, bonsai artist and educator, explain the basics of growing bonsai. ed.gr/egbvg
#Winter is the best time to work on your #garden to get it ready for #spring. In this article, @joegardener shares 5 things that you can do right now to work on your garden when you can't work in it. ed.gr/efsk0
Brix is a measure of sugar content, & when it comes to plants, the higher the Brix value, the more pest & disease resistant the crop. @joegardener talks to Brix expert Thomas Dykstra, Ph.D. about the science & significance of Brix for home gardeners. ed.gr/efsir
Worm castings are great for soil & with a #wormbin, you can harvest your own castings for your garden. In this podcast episode, @joegardener & Rhonda Sherman are back for Part 2 of their discussion & sharing tips for starting a successful #wormbin. ed.gr/efe9k
What's a great soil input that also helps keep food waste out of landfills? Vermicompost! In this episode of the podcast, @joegardener & Rhonda Sherman - author of The Worm Farmer's Handbook - discuss the benefits of worm castings. @chelseagreened.gr/ee2c5
This week on The joe gardener Show, @joegardener talks to #environmental education specialist Dr. Todd Klawinski & his vision for a future where all public schools make environmental literacy part of their mission.
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When it comes to buying soil for your in-ground or raised garden beds, you have plenty of options & you get what you pay for. In this video, @joegardener shares how to get the best bang for your buck when buying bagged soil for your garden.
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Improving the health & well-being of individuals & #ecosystems are just a few things that the PA Horticultural Society does. In this podcast episode, @joegardener & Matt Rader of @PHSgardening talk more about the work they do all over the world.
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