The Peterson Garden Project! Host: Mike Podlesny “Mike The Gardener” Mike chats with Lamanda Joy the founder of the Peterson Garden Project. Located in Chicago, IL, the Peterson Garden Project is a not-for-profit organization looking to inspire everyone they meet to grow their own food and community. However, as you will find out in this…
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Plants With Benefits Host: Mike Podlesny “Mike The Gardener” In this week’s episode, Mike chats with Helen Yoest, the author of the book, Plants With Benefits: An Uninhibited Guide to the Aphrodisiac Herbs, Fruits, Flowers & Veggies in Your Garden. Helen Yoest is an award winning freelance garden writer, scout and stylist for some of…
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Urban Environment Gardening Host: Mike The Gardener Join us in the Chat Room Thursday 7:00pm/Est. 6:00pm/Ct. In this episode of “Mike The Gardener” as Mike talks with Holly Baird of the Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener. Mike and Holly discuss gardening in an urban environment. Holly will fill you in on some great information if you are…
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Gardening changes to consider! -replay- Host: Katzcradule “Homestead Honey Hour” Join Katzcradul this week on The Homestead Honey Hour as she looks back on last years’ growing season, acknowledging both the defeats and the victories. Every year, the garden has its challenges, but last year they abounded. She will discuss what she learned, and the…
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Agriscaping, Homesteading, & Backyard Food Production! Hosts: Don, Nick, Bobby, & Sam We have Monday and Tuesday covered with three great shows you won’t want to miss. Monday 9pm/Est. 8pm/Ct. 6pm/Pt. “We Grow Ours” starts us off with Don and Nick on “Agriscaping”! Agriscaping? That is not a word.. Oh, but it is, and it is amazing!…
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Camouflaged food forest! Host: Tara and Common Sense Prepping Secret Garden of Survival bestselling author Rick Austin will be the guest on the next episode of Common Sense Prepping. Austin will teach the audience about the value of growing a camouflaged food forest. By following Rick’s natural gardening method, an abundance of food can be grow…
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Fall & Winter Gardening, food & medicine! Host: Sam Coffman Depending on where you live in the USA, the time is upon us (and even a little past) for planting fall gardens. Sam Coffman talks through a myriad of subjects regarding growing our own food. Do you know how to properly prepare your garden soil?…
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Frosty nights and cold days are just around the corner and approaching us fast. As with all seasons winter is no different when it comes to preparedness and for many it can be the most important season of all. Winter is that time for many of us that have not already started to begin our…
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The inventor of the innovative “Self Watering Rain Gutter Grow System” will joins Doug on Goat Hollow and the Surreal News. It’s an exciting new way to garden without the hassle of watering. Imagine container gardening with very little weeding, complete control of your soil, and massive yields. Since Larry invented this system it’s been…
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Gardening without Soil – Understanding Hydroponics For most people, gardening involves spending some time working the soil, adding compost or fertilizer, and planting seeds. But there are many people who don’t have the land, space, time, or physical ability to do conventional gardening. So how can they still get involved in growing their own food?…
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Feed Your Family Year Round on The Homestead Honey Hour! A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon a YouTube video of a fellow giving a tour of his snowy, Utah garden in February. Astonishingly, it was filled with green, growing edibles. Double-take. I live in gardening zone five. During the winter, my garden lays…
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Have you been watching the prices in the grocery store, as the product packages shrink? What’s the answer? Grow your own produce. Every gardening question you ever wanted to ask but no one to ask it to. Well tonight on Preparing for Life’s Storms, BexarPrepper will welcome in Bobby (mhpgardener) an avid gardener, friend and…
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Gardening in a Drought on Preparing to provide! … With the crazy spring weather, a lot of gardens are late this year, putting them right in the middle of summer when it’s often hot and dry. Dealing with drought can be a real challenge. But it doesn’t have to be. There are many ways to…
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