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Explore " gardening podcast" with insightful episodes like "Embracing Blooms and Growth", "Back to the Land Movement Part 2", "Restarting Our Small Scale Life", "How to Feed Your Family Organics with Bri & Me" and "Spud-u-like" from podcasts like ""The Cut Flower Podcast", "Small Scale Life Podcast", "Small Scale Life Podcast", "A Mommy And A Mic" and "My Garden Podcast - Gardening Podcast"" and more!

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Embracing Blooms and Growth

Hello fellow garden enthusiasts! 🌷 Roz Chandler here, I am thrilled to embark on another delightful episode of The Cutflower Podcast. Join me as we uncover the magic of blooms and gardening wisdom.

As January unfolds, we're knee-deep in our cut flower planting series, gearing up for a spectacular February. Exciting news – our free online master classes starting on February 1st are a must-attend. Get ready for a blooming adventure!

Podcast Review and Highlights:
Celebrate with me as The Cutflower Podcast blooms at number four on Apple's Home and Garden Podcasts. Let's reminisce about the podcast wonders from last year – a garden journey for every listener, whether you're a seasoned fan or a fresh bud.

Blooms for the Soul: Therapeutic Gardens:
Step into the serene world of therapeutic gardens with heartwarming stories from Ratio Gardens. Join uplifting conversations with Dr. Olivia Chappell, Dr. Richard Claxton, and garden therapist Ashley Edwards. Discover the healing power of gardening for mental well-being.

Nurturing Mental Well-being:
Explore episodes focused on mental health and gardening with guests like Helen Cross and Alice Vincent. Unearth the profound impact of gardening on well-being and the joy of connecting with nature.

Wildlife, Biodiversity, and Football Gardens:
Embark on a delightful journey with beekeeper Helen Rogers and Professor Dave Goulson into the world of bees and biodiversity. Meet Michael Canard, the green mind behind a coastal compost club intertwining football and gardening. Footballers turned gardeners? Let's kick off this green revolution!

Adapting to Climate Change:
Navigate the green path with Sally Morgan's insights on resilient gardening and Marianne Boswell's wisdom on sustainability in the face of climate change. Listen as Professor Alastair Griffiths shares the RHS perspective on tackling climate challenges.

Sowing Seeds of Inspiration:
For aspiring flower farmers, don't miss the inspiring journey of Sue McGlasson. From seedling dreams to blooming reality, her story is a testament to the flourishing possibilities in the world of flower farming.

As we wrap up this vibrant bouquet of insights, mark your calendars for our master classes on the first, second, and fifth of February. Join our Facebook group, Cut Flower Masterclasses 2024, and let's continue growing together. Until next time, happy gardening! 🌻

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The Cut Flower Podcast

en-gbJanuary 19, 2024

wildlife conservation

Back to the Land Movement Part 2

In this 209th Episode of the Small Scale Life Podcast, your Wandering Gardener Host Tom talks with his friend Mr. Tactical Jay about the modern back to the land movement, setting big goals and creating a Jay's massive garden on the side of a mountain. This is Part 2 of an earlier conversation about the Modern Day Back to the Land Movement that has been happening in the United States as society seems to be unwinding due to the global pandemic, increasing crime in urban area and unwraveling social structures in the United States. These issues coupled with shortages (fuel, food and other goods and services) and incredible inflation are pushing people Back to the Land and to start developing skills like growing food, preserving the harvest and having animals and livestock. For Part 1 of this conversation, you have to go back to Small Scale Life Podcast Episode 204 titled "Modern Day Back to the Land Movement" which you can listen to by clicking this link. (https://www.smallscalelife.com/modern-day-back-to-the-land-movement-with-mr-tactical-jay/) Join the Back to the Land Movement in the country, the suburbs or the urban space. How you start this journey is up to you, and you can start right where you are. How can you do this? Grow some vegetables in your space Preserve foraged, grown or purchased vegetables or fruits Build community of like-minded souls As Jay and I discuss, you don't need 3, 5, 10 or 100 acres. You can start right where you are!

Small Scale Life Podcast

en-usAugust 31, 2022

Restarting Our Small Scale Life

After a long hiatus this Spring, Host Tom resturns to Restart Our Small Scale Life. This is a 10 minute episode that covers the following topics: Host Tom introduces himself to the audience Where the Small Scale Life Podcast has been over the past 6 years and where it is going in the future Driftless Oaks Farm's projects and opportunities For links and show notes, head over to smallscalelife.com (https://smallscalelife.com)!

Small Scale Life Podcast

en-usJune 03, 2022

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Episodes (21)

Embracing Blooms and Growth

Back to the Land Movement Part 2

Restarting Our Small Scale Life

How to Feed Your Family Organics with Bri & Me

Spud-u-like

Tears and tomatoes

Pyrocanthis & the cat courts controversy

Chitty chitty spud spud

Abandon all hope and nicotiana

Wisteria hysteria

Vote buddleia

A good stiff brush

The bloomin' sunflower is dead

Wine and courgettes

Jasper memorial bed

Corona wildflower meadow of hope

Strawberry shortcut

Sunflowers with Joey

Salvia salvation

Rehydrated Hydrangea