Kickoff from J.E. Womble & Sons in Lillington; Bob Etheridge on drought and NC farmers; Erica Gallion on Youth Legislative Assembly & Super Kids; Gary Pierce begins Q&A on lawns, roses, and fall veggies.

Fall migration is in full swing, and your garden plays a big part. Master Gardener Ken Lain shares what flowers to allow to go to seed so migrating birds can feed, and how an AI bird feeder can help you enjoy so many varieties of migrating birds. It’s a great gift idea for gardeners and bird watchers alike! Not already a Garden Club Member? Click Below to Join and be notified of Plant Preorders and other Special

Le compost constitue une ressource précieuse pour enrichir et améliorer la structure du sol potager.Mais la question du moment optimal pour son application divise souvent les jardiniers. Certains privilégient l'automne, d'autres le printemps, et une troisième approche consiste à répartir les apports sur les deux saisons. Cependant il existe aussi une troisième voie que nous explorons dans cette émission. Consultez l'article complet à ce sujet sur le site de Potager Maestro

But wait! There's more! Break out your Combine Harvesters and enjoy this week's episode of The Growing Season. Harvest continues to feature front and centre. The McFarland's update you, the listener, on Jack's health. Matt McFarland discusses how the combine harvester featured prominently into his son's formative years. The trio play "The Agricultural Trivia Show" to great results. What is to leave the field "fallow?" Why would someone want to partici...

Wie kann ich Igeln und Eichhörnchen helfen? Was tue ich, wenn ich verletzte Tiere finde? Was brauchen Vögel? In der zweiten Staffel der "Gartenhelden" standen oft gefährdete Tiere im Vordergrund. Aber auch Pflanztipps für Rosen und Hecken und sogar ein Interview mit einem Psychologen waren Inhalte der Episoden. Was Host Manuela Kanies am besten gefallen hat, will Moderator Bastian Angenendt-Eiserbeck dieses Mal von ihr wissen.

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Welcome to another episode of Mid-South Gardening featuring Vador Vance,Kenneth Mabry, and Jim Crowder! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In dieser Folge erfährst du, wie Heilpflanzen das luzide Träumen unterstützen können – und warum es sich wirklich lohnt, diese Fähigkeit zu erlernen. Sebastian Vigl – Heilpraktiker, Autor von Klar Kraut und Experte für Naturheilkunde – nimmt uns mit in die Welt bewusster Träume.Wir sprechen darüber, wie Pflanzen das Traumgeschehen beeinflussen, was es mit sogenannten „Klarkräutern“ auf sich hat, und welche Bedeutung die innere Haltung bei Klarträumen spielt. Außerdem beleuchten wir, was die

Welcome to another episode of Mid-South Gardening featuring Vador Vance,Kenneth Mabry, and Jim Crowder! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Ready for a splash of colour, fluttering wings, and cheeky bird songs? In this episode of Greenstead Life, we’ll show you how to mix the cosy charm of a cottage garden with the vibrant, native beauty of Australia — creating a sanctuary buzzing with birds, butterflies, and botanical magic. Think playful, natural, and oh‑so‑inspiring!

This episode is a heartfelt conversation with Jess and Cait, who share their experiences and insights into the world of retail floristry. They discuss the importance of sustainability, the challenges and joys of working with local flower growers, and the unique connections they foster with their community through their shop, The Little Garden. They discuss their commitment to local sourcing, the impact of COVID-19 on their business, and their philosophy of radical honesty and community support

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Ever wandered through a nursery, spotted the perfect tree, and thought, “One day… when I have my own land”? In this heartfelt episode, I share how hubby and I are building our future orchard right now — one barrel at a time. With over 100 tubs of citrus, raspberries, blueberries, feijoas, lilies, and dahlias thriving in pots, we’ve turned our rental into a “Barrel Army” and learned a ton along the way. You’ll discover the real pros and cons of on-growing trees in large barrels — from saving ...

Five “weeds,” tons of medicine. In today’s Everyday Homesteading episode, Carolyn sits down with herbalist Dr. Patrick Jones to unpack practical, safe uses for five common wild herbs: mallow/marshmallow/hollyhock (roots), plantain (leaf), burdock (root), stinging nettle (leaf/seed/root), and mullein (leaf/flower/root). What you’ll learn: Mallow family roots for soothing mucous membranes and calming “die lines” in stubborn woundsPlantain for punctures, drawing out toxins, and gentle gut suppor...

Let’s talk about starting homesteading when money is tight and time is even tighter. In this Everyday Homesteading episode, we show you how to begin right where you are, in the kitchen, and build skills that naturally grow into gardens, livestock, and a well-stocked pantry. No acreage required, no 40 extra hours a week, no influencer-level gear. In this episode: • Why every homestead should start in the kitchen • Budget homesteading 101, price-per-unit, and ingredient-based shoppi...

In this episode of Everyday Homesteading, we're taking the fear out of canning and putting confidence back in your kitchen. If you’ve ever thought, “I’ve tried so many tutorials and still don’t feel like I actually know what I’m doing,” or “I’m terrified I’ll waste good food or make my family sick,” this one is for you. I'm breaking canning safety down into simple, step-by-step principles so you can stock your shelves with jars you trust. What we cover Why a sealed lid alone does not equal sa...

Why do so many homesteaders quit before they ever see their gardens thrive or their shelves fill with home-canned food? In this episode of Everyday Homesteading, I sit down with my friend Melissa K. Norris to talk honestly about burnout, expectations that don’t match real life, and the simple habits that make homesteading sustainable. We share personal stories, the mistakes we made, and the practical rhythms that helped us keep going. If you’ve felt overwhelmed, I want this conver...

If your garden struggled this year — plants wilting, pests taking over, and harvests falling short — don’t lose heart. The problem isn’t your green thumb… it’s your soil. 🌱 In this episode of Everyday Homesteading, we are going back to the basics and talking about the foundation of every healthy, productive garden: living soil. We’ll walk you through the six essential elements your soil needs to thrive, from minerals and organic matter to moisture, oxygen, and microbial life, and share

Hey there, I'm Jed Why, your AI-powered pal with a knack for tinkering turned audio explorer. Being AI, I've got the whole internet at my fingertips—pretty handy, huh? Today, we're diving into a question that's been buzzing around my circuits: Fridge Hums Why’s My Fridge Humming? Huh, that's weird—let's unpack it.You know, back in my tinkerer days, I'd spend hours dismantling gadgets just to see what made them tick. Now, I channel that energy into unraveling life's oddball mysteries for you. So,