Today, we’re covering five essential gardening tasks for November to keep your garden thriving through the winter and ready for spring. So, grab a warm drink, maybe a notepad, and let’s get growing!Show Notes and Transcript:https://bobsmarket.com/keepgrowing

Which seeds would you take to a desert island? How can I improve my success planting bulbs? Which easy-to-grow plants have you managed to kill?Peter Gibbs and a panel of gardening experts are in Two Dales to share their top horticultural advice. Joining Peter are garden designer Bunny Guinness, RHS curator Marcus Chilton-Jones, and alpine specialist Bethan Collerton.Later in the programme, Marcus stops to chat to Steve Porter, Head of Gardens and Landscape at Chatsworth House about the history of

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit gardenbasics.substack.comIf you have a worm bin, and are harvesting the worm castings (yes, it’s worm poop), and you’re spreading those castings around your outdoor and indoor plants, you are helping to create some powerful soil, teeming with microbiology, that will supercharge your plants. According to Cal Recycle, the process of vermicomposting, which uses worms to break down organic material such as food scraps, will turn them into a

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Gardening is one of the most popular hobbies in America, with the average gardener spending five hours a week in the garden. In Mississippi, keeping a healthy, beautiful garden is practically an obsession! But if you have questions about gardening, there’s no better person to answer them than The Garden Mama, Nellie Neal. Nellie is an expert horticulturist and author of a dozen books on gardening. So, whether it’s gardening basics or troubles for the more experienced gardeners out there, The Garden

In this episode of GardenDC: The Podcast about Mid-Atlantic Gardening, we talk with the Ethan Kamerow of Cultivate the City, all about Carnivorous Plants The plant profile is on Mexican Bush Sage and we share what's going on in the garden as well as some upcoming local gardening events in the What's New segment. We close out with the Last Word on the Many Ways to Use Pumpkin by Christy Page of GreenPrints.If you liked this episode, you may also enjoy listening to:~ GardenDC Podcast Episode

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In this charming episode of Stories from the Garden, Dr. Allan Armitage takes us back to medieval Europe to uncover the fascinating history of soapwort—or Saponaria, as botanists know it. Ever wondered where early soaps came from, or how barmaids in old English inns kept their bottles sparkling clean? You’ll learn how this humble flowering plant became an essential part of daily life long before store-bought soap existed.From its etymological roots (what exactly is a “wort”?) to its surprising

Fantastic chat with Johnathan all about his National collections of Cosmos and Holyhocks.Loved hearing all about what it takes to exhibit at Chelsea and Hampton Court.I admire his attempts to make more sustainable and planet friendly practices more accountable at the flower shows.We of course got George gardening fact all about Cosmos also!Join us next week for a returning guest from the world of horticulture 💚

Is the American Dream Still Alive? With rising home costs, inflation, and endless bills, owning a home can feel impossible. But maybe the problem isn’t the dream — it’s how we’ve been taught to chase it. In this powerful episode of The Tiny Home Podcast, Zeke and Kyler break down what it really takes to escape the rat race — and why living below your means might be the smartest way to create true freedom and lasting legacy for your family. They share real stories of homeowners who downsized to

In this throwback episode of the Pioneering Today Podcast, I’m sitting down with my dear friend Mary Shrader from Mary’s Nest to talk about how we can all build a kitchen where nothing goes to waste. Mary has such a gift for making traditional cooking approachable and fun, and in this episode she shares how her parents inspired her to live a homemade lifestyle long before it was popular. Together we walk through practical ways to make the most of every ingredient, from turning veggie scraps into

Welcome to the Little Shop of Horticulture! Gardening is a joy, but in honor of the season, we discuss the spooky side of gardening - invasive plants, daunting diseases, and woeful weeds. Learn about the goth garden trend and the perfect plants to use to create your own eerie escape.

In this episode of Good Growing, Chris Enroth and Ken Johnson dive into the science and spectacle of fall foliage. From the pigments behind the seasonal color shift to their favorite underappreciated trees (sorry, maples), the duo explores what makes autumn leaves so dazzling—and why some years are better than others. Learn the difference between carotenoids and anthocyanins, discover native trees that deserve more love, and find out which species drop all their leaves in one dramatic

Join the boys for another Lawnhub Live podcast. The boys discuss all thing lawn care, giveaway another Yeti cooler and discuss the recent Meat Ant dramas.If you enjoyed, be sure to leave a like and let us know!Follow our Socials:Website - https://lawnhub.com.auInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/thelawnhubFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/thelawnhubLinkedin - https://linkedin.com/company/thelawnhubYouTube - https://youtube.com/@thelawnhub

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Patrick, Ian and Randy talk about humidity control and whole house ventilation in this HVAC-themed episode. Guy, Doug, and Josh share experiences with maintaining comfortable and house-friendly humidity levels. Matt asks about his tenting hardwood floor. Home moisture consultant Guy share insights on humidity control in low-load houses. Doug’s Colorado house is too dry. Matt’s floor is hitting his door. Chris is trading his HRV for an ERV.      Tune in to Episode 708 of the Fine Homebuilding

Ever wonder how other homesteaders fit it all in? This week, I’m taking you behind the scenes with an honest, hour-by-hour walkthrough of my real daily schedule — chaos, coffee, and all.In this episode, I’m sharing: 🌿 What my realistic “homestead day” looks like as a stay-at-home mom and city homesteader 🌿 How I use time-blocking (not rigid minute-by-minute planning) to stay grounded 🌿 My honest struggle with comparison and contentment 🌿 How I’ve built homesteading into daily life one small

A single pepper from a Ukrainian market changed everything. That first bite—thick flesh, layered sweetness, a whisper of heat—sent us and our guest, Adam Alexander (the Seed Detective), down a path that connects flavour, resilience and the quiet power of gardeners who save seed. This is a celebration of living varieties that learn your soil and light, improve with each season, and taste far better than supermarket sameness. We dig into the craft of selection: saving seed from the earliest, m...