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Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening

Grow a better vegetable garden, whether you"re a seasoned gardener or have never grown a thing in your life. Karin helps home gardeners learn to grow their own food using evidence-based techniques and research. She talks all about specific plants, pests, diseases, soil and plant health, mulch, garden planning, and more. It"s not just the "how" but also the "why" that makes us better. The goal? For everyone to know how to grow their own food no matter what sized space they have or their experience

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00:30:57

How to Prepare for Seed Season: Reflection,...

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/11/25

Prepare for seed season with practical tips on reviewing your garden's performance, taking seed inventory, and ordering smarter for a more successful growing year.Today on Just Grow Something we walk through the essential steps to get ready for seed season: how to reflect on what worked (and didn't) in your garden, take a proper seed inventory, and create a more intentional seed order when the flood of catalogs leads to plant-filled daydreams. Whether you're planning next year's

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00:27:47

Essential Fall Garden Clean Up - Ep. 276

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/11/18

Today we’re talking about one of my least favorite but probably most important fall garden rituals: the great garden clean-up. This is the part of the year where we get to close one chapter of the garden season and start quietly writing the next chapter.Now that most of the chaos of the garden is done, it's time to be putting things in order, protecting the soil, and setting yourself up for success next spring.So, today on Just Grow Something we’re talking about:• What to remove and what to

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00:20:10

How to Store the Fall Harvest - Ep. 275

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/11/11

The frost has settled, most of the garden has gone to sleep, and now we’re turning our attention to what’s left — the fruits (and roots) of our labor.I’m talking about how to store and preserve that late-season harvest, so all your hard work continues to pay off well into winter.Today on Just Grow Something We’ll look at how long certain crops can remain in the garden, essentially in storage mode before you truly have to bring them inside, best practices for storing roots and late fall greens, and

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00:29:04

One More Month of Harvests - Ep. 274

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/11/04

If your forecast is flirting with frost and you still have all those lovely greens and root veggies out there, don’t panic, prepare.Today on Just Grow Something we’re talking row cover and low tunnels: what to buy, how to set up fast, how to vent so you don’t cook your greens, and exactly which fabrics and plastics can squeeze out one more month of salads, herbs, and even late summer crops like beans or peas.We’ll talk about using fabric covers versus when to use plastic, floating row covers versus

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00:42:56

How to Clone Your Best Plants from the Garden (and...

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/10/28

Whether you live in a climate that allows for a veery long growing season or you’re like me and need to cram as much growing into a shorter season as possible, cloning is a shortcut to making the most of our best plants. In some cases it even makes sense to overwinter some of those plants so next season starts off weeks ahead of schedule.So, today on Just Grow Something, we’re talking about the importance of cloning plants as a strategic shortcut to enhance gardening productivity. I’ll explain the

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00:32:03

Garlic, Onions and Shallots: Your Fall Planting Guide...

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/10/21

Now is the time to be getting our garlic, shallots and even onions planted in some places. If you can give me one good hour in the garden this month, you can set yourself up for big flavor next summer.Today on Just Grow Something were going to walk through planting garlic and shallots and some tips on where it’s okay to even plant onion sets for a summer harvest. We’ll talk about when to plant for your location, how to prep the bed, which onions and shallots make sense to plant now, troubleshooting

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00:21:47

Leave the Leaves Strategically - Ep. 271

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/10/14

Fallen leaves in the garden will blanket the soil, slow weeds, and shelter a whole mini-wildlife community. Many native butterflies, moths, beetles, and even some queen bumble bees ride out winter tucked into leaf litter and hollow stems. When we keep some of that litter in place, we’re giving next spring’s pollinators a head start.That's the idea behind the National Wildlife Federation "Leave the Leaves" campaign. . Each October they put out a campaign to raise awareness around the

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00:19:25

Planting by the Moon - Ep. 270

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/10/07

As I record this, tonight will be a full moon. In fact, it’s the Harvest Supermoon here in the northern hemisphere. And it’s very possible that your online gardening group is absolutely abuzz with advice that tomatoes grow better if you plant them in the days leading up to the full moon and your beets grow more voluptuous if you plant them after the full moon.But does gardening by the moon actually change anything in your garden? I have been asked about gardening by the moon’s phases so many times,

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00:33:49

How to Plan a Raised Bed Garden - Ep 269

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/09/30

For this final episode in our Raised Bed series, we’re talking about how to plan your raised bed garden. If you’ve never grown in a raised bed, there are some nuances to the planning and planting aspect, no matter what material you built the bed from. And if you’re already gardening in raised beds, but it turned into a jungle by July and a desert by August, this episode is also for you!So, today on Just Grow Something we’re mapping out a season-long plan. Learn how to plan a high-yield raised-bed

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00:41:46

Raised Bed Gardening with Gardener Scott - Ep. 268

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/09/23

All this month we've been talking about creating new raised beds, what materials to use, and how to fill them. So, I thought it would be fitting to have on an expert on the subject.Scott Wilson, otherwise known as Gardener Scott on YouTube, has been building and growing in raised beds for two decades and has taught others to do the same as both a Master Gardener and a garden educator. His new book, Gardener Scott's Guide to Raised Bed Gardening, is a step-by-step guide to planning, building

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00:34:31

Layer by Layer: How to Fill a New Raised Bed - Ep. 267

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/09/16

This week we tackle one of the biggest questions in raisedbed gardening – how to fill it! It can be daunting, staring at this gaping box, trying to figure out how you’re going to fill 18” or even 36” of depth without going broke.So, today on Just Grow Something, we’re digging into the dirt – literally – on how to fill your new raised bed. We’ll cover the different materials you can use to get your garden bed off to it’s best start for your plant’s sake, but also for your wallet’s sake. And, we’ll

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00:24:23

Materials to Use for Building a New Raised Garden Bed...

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/09/09

Thinking about building raised garden beds but not sure what materials to use? Today on Just Grow Something we dig into all the options for raised bed construction, from wood, stone, and galvanized steel to creative choices like reclaimed materials, fabric grow bags, and more. We’ll talk about the pros and cons of each, including cost, durability, aesthetics, and safety concerns like chemical leaching or microplastics. You’ll also learn when (and if) you need a bottom layer to block weeds, stop

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00:32:18

How Big Should a Raised Bed Be? - Ep. 265

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/09/02

If you are considering adding your first raised bed or yourfiftieth to your garden for next season, now is the time to be doing it. A new raised planter is going to have to be filled and that material is going to have to break down a bit before it can be planted in order to make the nutrients available to your plants. This is NOT something we want to put together at the last minute in the spring just before we start planting.For the entire month of September, I am taking you step-by-step through

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00:23:13

What to Fix, Tweak, or Stop Doing in Your Garden Late...

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/08/26

It's late August, the time of year when the garden can be just as likely to flourish as it is to fizzle out. I know all too well the rollercoaster of emotions we gardeners feel at this point in the season: you're hot, tired, maybe a little bit over it, and those early-season mistakes are showing their faces. But don’t give up!Today on Just Grow Something we dig into the common issues that crop up during these steamy late-summer days, like overwatering, overcrowding, plant pairings gone

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00:27:18

From Hobby to Heirloom: Growing Healthier Roses for...

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/08/19

This week we’re on a blooming adventure into the world of roses. Okay, that was cheesy, but if you’ve ever struggled with roses or thought they were too fussy for your garden, this episode is for you. Joined by Robin Jennings from Heirloom Roses, I explore the super interesting history of thisfamily-owned company, from its humble beginnings as a backyard hobby to becoming the only U.S. nursery licensed to propagate the renowned David Austin roses.We talk about why growing roses on their own roots

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00:25:09

Summer Tomato Problems - Ep. 262

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/08/12

Is your summer tomato crop struggling with strange spots, brown mushy bottoms, or mysteriously vanishing leaves? You’re not alone! Mid-season brings a whole host of challenges for tomato gardeners, but with a little know-how, you can keep your plants thriving through to fall.Today on Just Grow Something, I dig deep into the four biggest summer tomato problems: blossom end rot, tomato hornworms, nutrient imbalances, and common leaf diseases like Septoria and early blight. Learn how fluctuating

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00:30:37

How to Tackle Mid-Summer Fungal Diseases - Ep. 261

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/08/05

Have you noticed a white, powdery coating on your cucumbers or yellow-spotted leaves on your tomatoes? Mid-summer fungal diseases like powdery mildew, blight, and leaf spots can devastate your garden if left unchecked.Today on Just Grow Something, I break down commonsummer fungal diseases and why they appear in wet, humid conditions, organic treatment methods, including milk sprays and baking soda, store-bought organic fungicides like copper and sulfur sprays, prevention strategies, and how to

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00:25:21

Is Homegrown Produce More Nutritious? How Your Soil...

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/07/29

In this eye-opening episode, I unpack the shocking truth about nutrient loss in modern fruits and vegetables. A 2023 review found that today’s produce contains significantly fewer vitamins and minerals than in decades past. Some nutrients have dropped by up to 80% since the 1950s!We explore how industrial agriculture, depleted soils, and synthetic fertilizers have impacted our food and, more importantly, how we as home gardeners can grow more nutrient-rich produce by focusing on soil health. Soil

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00:32:44

How to Extend Your Gardening Season with Successful...

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/07/22

This week I share how to take your fall garden from conceptto cultivation. Learn when to plant, what to grow, and how to extend your harvest well into winter. Discover why fall gardening is more than just practical - it's backed by science and perfect for nutrient-dense, flavorful produce with fewer pests!What You’ll Learn:The science behind why fall gardens are nutritionally and logistically smartBest timing strategies based on frost dates and daylight reductionFall-friendly crops and

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5 Quick Crops to Fill Summer Garden Gaps - Ep. 258

Just Grow Something | Evidence-Based Home Gardening ·

2025/07/15

This week we dig into the strategy of mid-to-late summersuccession planting—how to make the most of garden space left vacant by spring crop failures or early harvests. I share five heat-loving, fast-maturing crops you can direct sow now to squeeze in one last summer harvest before fall. Learn how to keep your beds productive, beat pest cycles, and maximize soil health, all without needing indoor seed starts.What You’ll Learn:Why filling summer garden gaps mattersKey traits of good late-summer

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