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Organic Gardening For Beginners is a podcast that helps overwhelmed and time-crunched new gardeners start and maintain their own thriving garden.
Join Jessica, owner of Homegrown Food and Flowers and a seasoned gardener with over 20 years of experience, as she shares her tips, resources, and inspiration to help you overcome common barriers to gardening.
Get valuable insight on topics like companion planting, seed starting, gardening planning, summer maintenance chores, growing cut flowers, attracting pollinators, and enjoying your garden produce.
Whether you're struggling with a lack of time, don’t know what to grow, or are simply overwhelmed with where to start, Jessica will show you how to create a successful garden that fits your lifestyle, budget, and creativity.
With a focus on easy, practical tips that you can put into action, this podcast is perfect for anyone who wants to experience the joy and satisfaction of growing their own food and flowers but has questions like these:
- How do I start a garden?
- How and when should I start seeds?
- Which vegetables and flowers should I plant?
- What is involved in organic gardening?
- How do I get the most out of my garden space?
If that’s you, then you’re in the right place. This is your year to get started. So let’s dig in!
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Even though a shady garden space isn't ideal for all gardeners, there are still a ton of options when choosing what to plant. Plus, with the tips in this episode, you might be able to adapt to your shady situation that you have in the past.📩 Questions? Email me at jessica@homegrownfoodandflowers.comPlease leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps new gardeners find the show 💚💻 Website and Blog: Homegrown Food and Flowers📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/homegrownfoodandflowers/
It's planting time! Finally, the month of the last spring frosts is here and we're able to plant out so many things. Tomatoes, peppers, squash, zinnia, sunflower, and so many more summer crops can make their way tot the garden. 📩 Questions? Email me at jessica@homegrownfoodandflowers.comPlease leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps new gardeners find the show 💚💻 Website and Blog: Homegrown Food and Flowers📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/homegrownfoodandflowers/
You've got a flat of plants, a garden almost ready to plant out, and no time to get it done. Sound familiar? This episode will give you seven tips to help you get your garden in the ground with a minimum of fuss and no time wasted on tasks that don't move the needle the way you want it to go. -Which seedlings you should buy at this point in the season for earlier harvest-Why getting a trellis in at planting will save you time later on-My favorite way to spread mulch quickly-and a few oth...
If you're still wondering what to plant, this episode lays it all out for you. Short and snappy instructions tell you how to lay out a single 4x8 raised bed with the right combination and location of your plants so they all thrive and you get months of harvests of fresh veggies, flowers, and herbs. If you want a more detailed seasonal guide, snag a copy of my Garden Layout Templates that provide a visual guide to bring you from season to season without a bare spot in the garden or your kitche...
Here is an amazing list of resources during the peak learning time of the season. Plants are going in, seeds are getting started, and these channels will help you learn so much, from composting to self sufficiency to growing flowers in soil blocks. Huw RichardsCharles DowdingShifting RootsNo-Till Growers: I misspoke here and said No Till Farmer, so make sure to search for himm as “No-Till Growers”Epic GardeningGrowing In The GardenRegenerative Gardening with Blossom and Branch FarmSelf Suffic...
Soil, fertilizers, compost, and more can all be so confusing when getting your garden started. This episode breaks it down in a very simplified manner that will help you know the next step you need to take to get your garden ready for the season. I mention a ton of resources, including:My seed starting recipe:4 parts coco coir (or peat moss)1 part compost, worm castings, or a mix.5 part vermiculite (sometimes more depending on the weather. In warmer weather, I add more because it holds moistu...
Don't let your seedlings go into shock or die after you spent all that time growing them! In today's episode you'll learn about:What is hardening off?How do I harden off my seedlings?What's the best time of day to transplantWays to protect seedlings: row covers, low tunnelsBeginner mistakesGrab your seed starting checklist here with a full hardening off schedule:Seed Starting ChecklistThen get your Garden Layout Templates to plan out what/where/how many of everything you'll grow this year!📩 Q...
Seed starting is in full swing, and I've been getting a bunch of questions about the process. So this episode will share the answers I've been giving and help you in your own seed starting efforts. Questions include:Why aren't your seeds covered?Why don't you cover your seed trays?What's damping off?What are leggy seedlings?If the soil is too cold, will my seeds rot or sprout once it warms up?How many seeds per hole or cell? What if you plant too many seeds?Get all the answers, and hear which...
It's March! In the gardening world, that's a big signal to get started with sowing indoors and out. In this episode I'll have several lists for you, including veggies, flowers, and herbs to start indoors or direct sow, quick ways to get new garden beds up and running before prime planting time, and a few tips to help you have your garden plan ready for the season. I mention a few resources in this episode, which you can find here:Garden Layout Templates by yours truly. Check out a bird's eye ...
Spring is such a busy time of year that even knowing where to start can seem overwhelming. This episode breaks down how to avoid that overwhelm and instead learn how to take full advantage of your space and season, starting this spring. Use methods like succession planting, relay planting, transitioning beds, and overwintering to always have something growing in the garden, whether it's cold-hardy spring veggies or heat-loving summer flowers. Companion planting will help you squeeze in even m...
Figuring out how to get your garden started is the next step once you know what you want to grow. But how exactly do you do that? Today, I’m breaking down the difference between direct sowing and indoor seed starting so you can choose the right method for you. Plus, I have a list of crops you should consider for each method to have the best chance of success. Don't forget to download your Garden Planning Toolkit and use the sowing calendar to find your dates as well as which method I recommen...
It's February in the garden, and that opens up the possibility for SO MANY things to do, from starting a whole slew of seeds to attending local workshops to visiting fruit tree nurseries. You won't be bored this month, and after this episode, you'll have a to-do list (and seed starting list!) a mile long. Grab your free Garden Planning Toolkit to lock in seed starting dates with a frost date calendar.Happy gardening!📩 Questions? Email me at jessica@homegrownfoodandflowers.comPlease leave a re...
Welcome back to this episode where I dive into the world of gardening with a seasonal twist. I'm Jessica, and in this episode, we cap off our January garden planning series with some golden nuggets of wisdom to take you from planning to planting. If you're a newbie or a seasoned pro, this episode is your trusty guide to syncing your garden with the seasons.We kick things off by deciphering frost dates and growing seasons. I'll show you how to use these dates to create a planting calendar that...
It's all about learning from past gardening mistakes this week! I've committed many common rookie mistakes over my years of gardening, and I want to share some of the easy-to-avoid ones with you this week to help you have an easier season!Here are couple of past episodes I'm mention this week:012: Best (Free!) Organic Mulches For The Home Garden011: How to Create A Garden Maintenance Schedule You Can Stick ToAnd the YouTube channel Regenerative Gardening I mention when talking about the value...
Unlock the secrets to a thriving organic garden with my deep dive into planning and preparation strategies that go beyond the norm. 1. Establish Your Garden Priorities: - Discover the art of maximizing your gardening season, making the most of limited space, and creating a tranquil haven where productivity takes a back seat to the simple joys of gardening.2. Companion Planting and Mulch: - I'm back to talking about the magic of companion planting! Mulching is anot...
What better way to start the garden season than a reminder of three gardening truths that can help you avoid overwhelm, analysis paralysis, and disappointment if things don't go to plan?Embracing these truths has not only simplified my gardening routine but has also amplified the joy I derive from nurturing my garden. As a long time gardener, a mom, and a busy small business owner, these gardening truths have helped me keep perspective.Listen in and see if they help you start this season with...
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