In this episode… Ashley Kellett from Global Landscapes chats with Adam about learning through mistakes, quoting with clarity, choosing the right materials for site and climate, balancing family life with work, and mentoring the next generation. From shale in Wonga Park to sand in Bayside, granite vs bluestone, and why limestone’s having a moment, this episode digs into the practical decisions that protect margins and reputation. Key takeaways: Ashley’s journey from apprentice to owner (...

The source provides an extensive guide on establishing a successful wildflower meadow, arguing that mid-fall is the optimal time for planting. This timing is highly recommended because it mimics nature's cold stratification cycle, allowing seeds to naturally prepare for spring germination while taking advantage of favorable soil moisture and cooler temperatures, which also gives the seeds a head start against weeds. The episode offers detailed instructions, including advice on choosing the right

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Dom talks with Dan Lewis and Belinda Coco, managers of the Makikihi Hotel, about winning the Rural Guardian 2025 South Island Country Pub of the Year, why it's such a popular venue and the role it plays in the community. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.

Dom talks with Hamish Murray from Rotoiti Farm in North Canterbury about being named the 2025 Lumina Lamb Breeder of the Year, how he achieves consistency and some of the challenges he's faced along the way. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.

Dom talks with Associate Agriculture Minister Mark Patterson about the devastating storms that hit the country this week, the calls for a review of the warnings issued ahead of the recent weather event in the Waitomo District and his take on the Alliance shareholders vote to sell 65% of the co-op to Dawn Meats, as well as the impending vote by Fonterra shareholders to sell the co-op's consumer products business to Lactalis. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your

On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Associate Agriculture Minister Mark Patterson about the devastating storms that hit the country this week, the calls for a review of the warnings issued ahead of the recent weather event in the Waitomo District and his take on the Alliance shareholders vote to sell 65% of the co-op to Dawn Meats, as well as the impending vote by Fonterra shareholders to sell the co-op's consumer products business to Lactalis... He talks with Hamish Murray from Rotoiti

I am always a huge advocate for buying food in bulk when it saves you money. And with the price of meat at the grocery store, buying half a cow can be a great way to save a lot of money on beef. In the process, you are also able to stock your freezer and know exactly where your meat comes from, but the details might feel a little overwhelming. How much does it cost? How much freezer space do you need? Maybe you’re just not quite sure what you’d be getting yourself into. In today’s episode, I am

Season 6 Episode 2: About Bees, Culture & Curiosity Podcast – Down in October It's October and things are shutting down here in North America - at least the part of North America that's north of Mexico. Just before it all ends, there are a few final bursts of flowers to treat pollinators of all shapes and sizes. Today, we talk about Asters, the stars of fall, and Brazilian Pepperbush and Melaleuca, the intruders of Florida's deep south. All three of these plants give a little end-of-season honey

Happy Wednesday, friends! 🙋‍♀️Have you ever heard the story of the Samaritan woman at the well? Jesus meets her there, right where she is. She was considered an outcast, and Jesus reveals himself to her. Where does Jesus need to meet you at? Are you feeling broken, worried, sad, lonely, not good enough? He will meet us right where we are, just as he did the Samaritan woman. Our well may look like the kitchen sink, or the carpool drop off, your desk at work. Check out John chapter 4 of the

Cedars are amazingly attractive trees, and whether you have a large property or one that’s a little more compact, there is a cedar to fit! Master Gardener Ken Lain shares the many varieties of cedars and which ones will do best in your landscape!Subscribe for The Mountain Gardener updates! https://themountaingardener.podbean.com/ Ken Lain, The Mountain Gardener #WattersGardenCenter, #GardeningTips, #TheMountainGardener, #KenLain, #CedarTrees, #DeodorCedars, #CedarTreeVarieties

Today I'm reposting the very first podcast I was ever on, an episode of The Solecast from 2018. This podcast sparked my friendship with Tim which led, eventually, to collaborating on Propaganda By the Seed. I hope to get back to my regular production schedule in November, but for now, check out this blast from the past. If you enoyed this one, there are many other episodes available at soleone.org or on most podcast apps. Episode description from The Solecast: in this episode of The Solecast I talk

We’ve been working closely this past year with lily bulb growers around the country, with the goal of providing more lily education to both farmers and florists. For today’s Lily Episode I wanted to learn more about what’s required to have a year-round lily program. I began my conversations with Jessica High of Flamingo Holland […]The post Episode 740: The Lily Episode with Jessica High of Flamingo Holland Bulbs and Peterkort Roses’ Year-Round Lily Program with Norman Peterkort and Sandra

In this episode, Ken and Lisa Lain of Watters Garden Center in Prescott will discuss trees that look good all winter long. Find out their top picks for pines, spruces, and cypress perfect for the central highlands. Also, discover which varieties thrive in cold weather, how to choose the right size and color for your yard, and why fall is the best time to plant them. Listen to Mountain Gardener on Cast11: https://cast11.com/mountain-gardener-with-ken-lain-gardening-podcast/ Follow Cast1...

If you’ve ever wondered how a designer really lives, you’ll love this week’s “Designers at Home” episode. I visited Julia Chasman in her Pasadena Craftsman, and her home is a masterclass in warmth, humor, and fearless pattern mixing. We talk about her buffalo-check chair from the Pasadena Showcase, the story behind her antique Steinway, and why a little imperfection—and a wink of whimsy—makes a room come alive.  Julia’s space feels like Slow Style in motion: personal, soulful, and full of stories

Confused by HeatGeek’s ZeroDisrupt? You’re not alone. In this episode of the Homeowners’ Q&A Podcast, we're joined by Leah Robson, Mark Hall, Simon Wardle and James Clark to unpack what ZeroDisrupt really means for homeowners.Does “cheaper, faster and less disruptive” mean cutting corners or could it finally make heat pumps accessible to the masses? Our guests debate cost vs. quality, flow temperatures, guarantees and whether AI can ever replace good engineering.Check out our new book The

This episode of “Nature Calls, Conversations from the Hudson Valley” is a retrospective look at one of the early radio interviews from our precursor show, “Digging in With Master Gardeners,” aired on WGXC, 90.7 FM. Teresa and Jean interviewed Master Gardener Volunteer Kathryn Schneider about birds. Kathryn was introduced to the joys of birding by her mother who was a birdwatcher. She took it about as far as you can, since she now has a PhD in Ornithology and has written a guidebook called “Birding

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Endlich ist das Dach fertig – und das fühlt sich richtig gut an! In dieser Folge erzählen wir, wie viel Arbeit und Nerven in den letzten Wochen zwischen Bagger, Drainage und Kalkfarbe steckten. Wir sprechen über unsere neue Wildhecke, warum Kirschlorbeer nicht auf den Kompost gehört, wie historische Balken zu uns fanden – und weshalb Baggerfahren mit Kind auf dem Schoß keine gute Idee ist. Außerdem geht’s um unsere Ferienwohnung, Kalkfarbe mit Charakter und den ganz normalen Baustellen-Alltag

The Conversation is BACK, and in this episode, we are in-between runs and want to make the most of our time. So we list a bunch of things that we can do NOW, that will help us and our plants later. Plus much more!So sit back, relax, grab something to smoke on and get ready for a Cultivation Conversation. Please follow the show