Los mejores podcasts de Organic Food (2025)

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062: Should You Direct Sow or Transplant? How to Decide for Your Garden 24:46

1d ago24:46

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Choosing between direct sowing seeds and transplanting seedlings can impact how well your plants grow and how quickly you get a harvest. Each method has its benefits, and knowing when to use them can make a big difference in your garden’s success. In this episode: The pros and cons of direct sowing vs. transplanting Best crops for each method Timin…

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061: The Gardener’s Year: What to Expect If This Is Your First Garden 19:31

5d ago19:31

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Starting your first garden? Every season brings new challenges and surprises! In this episode, I’ll walk you through the five phases of the gardening year—what to expect, common mistakes, and how to set yourself up for success. Whether you're in the dreamy planning stage, dealing with summer overwhelm, or wondering if it’s too late to plant, this e…

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060: 6 Ways To Decide What To Grow In 2025 17:50

8d ago17:50

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Let's look at six smart ways to decide what to grow in 2025—whether you’re looking to save money, maximize calories, or stock your pantry. From the crops you use daily to the most expensive produce at the store, this guide will help you grow what truly matters. In this episode, I'll cover: How to choose crops based on what you actually eat The most…

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059: Organic Gardening for Beginners is Back With A Fresh Start! 11:23

11d ago11:23

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Get ready for spring with the return of Organic Gardening For Beginners! After a break away from the show, I'm back with tons of ideas, results, and new experiments to share with you all. My hope has always been to inspire you to get in the garden. Maybe this episode will be the one to get you there! 📩 Questions? Email me at homegrownfoodandflowers…

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058: What To Do In Your June Garden 18:39

10M ago18:39

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June is a key month for both planting and prepping your garden for the season ahead! In this episode, we cover: ✅ Last-Chance Summer Crops – Get those tomatoes, peppers, beans, cucumbers, and squash in the ground before it’s too late! ✅ Direct Seeding Tips – Fast-growing flowers, root crops, and herbs you can still plant now. ✅ Succession Planting …

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057: Companion Planting In Containers: Tips and Combination Ideas 28:08

10M ago28:08

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We're diving into the world of companion planting and how you can boost your garden’s health and productivity by pairing plants that thrive together. Whether you have a small garden or are working with containers, these tips will help you make the most of your space! ✅ 10 Companion Planting Combinations – Pairings like tomatoes and basil, peppers a…

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056: How To Work With A Shady Garden 20:27

11M ago20:27

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Let's dive into the unique challenges of gardening in shade, from determining the type of shade you have, to selecting the best plants for these conditions. Whether you have wet or dry shade, you can use plenty of strategies to make the most out of your garden space. Tune in for practical tips on adjusting your gardening methods and finding shade-l…

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055: What To Do In Your May Garden 19:47

11M ago19:47

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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 homegrownfoodandflowers@gmail.com Please leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps new gardeners…

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054: 7 Time-Saving Steps To Get Your Garden Planted This Spring 22:07

11M ago22:07

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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 sea…

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053: An Easy Plan For Planting One Raised Bed (+ Seedling Shopping List) 12:08

11M ago12:08

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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…

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052: 8 Gardening YouTube Channels Worth Watching (Composting, Self-Sufficiency, Flowers, and More) 25:11

12M ago25:11

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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 Richards Charles Dowding Shifting Roots No-Till Growers: I misspoke here and said No Till Farmer,…

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051: What To Do In Your April Garden 23:03

12M ago23:03

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📩 Questions? Email me at homegrownfoodandflowers@gmail.com Please leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps new gardeners find the show 💚Por Homegrown Food and Flowers

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050: Super Simple Soil: Seed Starting Mix, Filling Raised Beds, and Giving In-Ground Gardens A Boost 25:30

12M ago25:30

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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 pa…

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049: How To Transplant Seedlings Without Killing Them: Hardening Off and Post-Planting Care 21:37

1y ago21:37

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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 transplant Ways to protect seedlings: row covers, low tunnels Beginner mistakes Grab your seed starting checklist here with a full ha…

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048: Seed Starting Q&A (+ My Favorite Seed Companies) 40:01

1y ago40:01

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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 …

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047: What To Do In Your March Garden 20:02

1y ago20:02

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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…

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046: Four Seasons, One Garden: Maximizing Your Harvest with Spring Planning 25:15

1y ago25:15

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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 someth…

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045: Indoor Seed Starting Success: 5 Tips For Amazing Seedlings 26:27

1y ago26:27

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Starting your seeds indoors is one of the most exciting parts of gardening, but it can also feel overwhelming. In this episode, I’ll walk you through five essential tips for starting your seeds indoors with confidence. From choosing the right supplies to ensuring a smooth transition to the garden, these tips will help set your seedlings up for succ…

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044: Direct Sowing Vs. Starting Indoors + Recommendations For Each 26:02

1y ago26:02

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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 …

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043: What To Do In Your February Garden 31:30

1y ago31:30

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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 l…

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042: Use Your Frost Dates To Build A Planting Calendar 27:11

1y ago27:11

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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…

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041: 5 Common Mistakes To Avoid When Planning Your First Garden 24:19

1y ago24:19

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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 Garden …

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040: Holistic Garden Planning: Not Your Usual Tips To Plan Your Garden 29:15

1y ago29:15

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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 ga…

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039: 3 Gardening Truths That Will Help You Have A Smoother Season 15:24

1y ago15:24

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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 mo…

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038: What To Do In Your January Garden 27:07

1y ago27:07

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Happy New Year in the garden! Get ready for garden planning, seed sowing, and making (or shrinking) garden beds this year. Epsiode 038 will cover: - Tailored guidance for both warm and cold climate gardeners on transitioning their gardens from winter to spring. - Introduction of winter sowing, a low-cost, low-effort seed-starting method suitable fo…

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037: A Gardening Year Gone And A New One Ahead: What To Expect In 2024 15:05

1y ago15:05

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Listen in as I take a moment during the festive season to share heartfelt reflections on a year of transformation, both in my personal life and in my garden. Having uprooted from the familiar climate of Southern California to the distinct growing conditions of Western Oregon, I'm learning to grow in a new climate, new soil, and maximize our new pro…

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036: Small Space Gardening: 5 Tips To Maximize Your Compact Garden 18:34

1+ y ago18:34

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Whether you live in a city apartment with only a small balcony or have a tiny backyard, there's no reason why you can't start an organic garden. In the latest episode of Organic Gardening for Beginners, I share some new strategies, experiences, and practical tips for maximizing you garden in small spaces. Small Space Organic Gardening Small spaces …

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035: Raised Bed vs. In-Ground Gardens: Which Is Best For You? 26:56

1+ y ago26:56

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Title: Raised Beds vs In-Ground Gardening: A Comprehensive Guide to Choosing the Best Method for You Welcome to another episode of Organic Gardening for Beginners! Today, we are going to delve into the garden-starting world of raised beds and in-ground gardening. I'll share insights on the advantages and disadvantages of these two popular gardening…

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034: What To Do In Your December Garden (Or Lack Thereof) 24:31

1+ y ago24:31

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What is there to do in your garden in December? Well, it depends on where you live! Zone 9 and above can work on overwintering flowers and perennial veggies, harvesting crops that are still producing. Zone 8 and below is mostly just maintaining what you've got. Your fall and winter garden doesn't need a whole lot of input right now as most plants h…

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033: Thrifty Gardening: How To Grow On A Budget 32:53

1+ y ago32:53

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Gardening can easily turn into an expensive hobby, but it doesn’t have to! In this episode, I'll share practical tips and essential strategies to help you cultivate a healthy and productive garden while keeping your budget intact. Thrifty Gardening Basics: Explore cost-effective methods like reusing containers and opting for basic watering techniqu…

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032: Gardening As A Mom: 5 Hard-Learned Lessons In Balance 18:34

1+ y ago18:34

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Does it feel like gardening is an impossible activity to juggle with the chaos of parenthood? I hear you! As the mom of two kids age 2 and 4, I've got some practice with walking the line between involving my kids in the garden and taking my own quiet time among the plants and pollinators. In this episode of Organic Gardening for Beginners, I share …

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031: Gardening While Renting: 5 Tips To Make It Work 24:01

1+ y ago24:01

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One of the biggest roadblocks to starting a garden is being a renter, which is why today I am happy to bring you the latest podcast episode that will hopefully convince you it's not only doable, but totally worth it. I the constraints of renting can be offputting, but this episode aims to break down those barriers and equip you with the tools to tu…

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030: How Gardening Helped Me As A Military Spouse: A Veteran's Day Bonus 21:16

1+ y ago21:16

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Join me as I chat about the seemingly unrelated worlds of military life and gardening. In this special Veterans Day episode, I draw from my own experiences as a military spouse, sharing how gardening became my source of joy, connection, and grounding during my husband's service in the US Marine Corps. Listen in as I explain why it's worth cultivati…

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029: What To Do In Your November Garden 22:14

1+ y ago22:14

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Another month, another checklist! Though considering we're heading into the shorter and colder winter months, the checklist isn't all that long this month. In this episode, we'll chat about some of the chores you can tackle, including taking care of your garden tools, mulching anything that you haven't yet covered, and Plus, if you're just itching …

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22 | Three Tips To Help You Be Your Own Medical Advocate 16:20

1+ y ago16:20

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Hey friend, Do you blindly trust your doctor when it comes to your health? Do you want to feel more confident in the medical decisions you're making? Today we're talking about how to become your own medical advocate or be an advocate for a family member. I hope you found this episode encouraging! -Mary Join my FREE Facebook group!…

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028: A Fresh Approach to Companion Planting: Growing Flowers and Vegetables Together 25:36

1+ y ago25:36

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Let's explore a new approach to companion planting, where we focus on growing flowers alongside your vegetables (and herbs!). It's all about making gardening accessible, enjoyable, and multipurpose. Benefits of companion planting: 1. Attract Pollinators: Learn how mixing various flowers can increase pollinators and biodiversity. 2. Space Efficiency…

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027: Top 8 Kitchen Garden Herbs To Start From Seed (+3 To Buy As Seedlings) 24:55

1+ y ago24:55

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Gear up for a thrilling journey into the world of culinary herbs! You'll walk away from this episode with a wealth of knowledge on how to cultivate your own flavor and pollinator powerhouse, from the warmth-loving basil to the cold-tolerant cilantro, and the surprisingly uncommon dill (even though it's so easy to grow!) We'll also chat about other …

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026: 10 Must-Have Flowers for Your Garden: Cut Flowers, Pollinators, and Beneficial Insects 29:44

1+ y ago29:44

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Today, we're talking about which flowers you should plan to have in your garden next year, even if you're hesitant to give up some space for them. Some of these top 10 flowers are my personal favorites, but they earn their place here for anyone! From great cut flowers to attracting pollinators to thwarting pests, these flowers are multi-purpose and…

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21 | Do You Love Coffee? Find Out How to Make Your Morning Coffee Good For You - BEST OF EPISODE 18:51

1+ y ago18:51

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Do you love coffee? Do you savor that first sip in the morning? Girl, I am right there with you! Coffee is the best! Now that we’ve established we should be friends, let’s take a look at the ingredients in your coffee. In today’s episode I dive into 4 things you can do to make sure you’re drinking the best cup of coffee this morning! Cheers to a gr…

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025: 2 Easy Season Extension Options For Your Garden: Low Tunnels And Row Covers 26:24

1+ y ago26:24

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Are you tired of saying goodbye to your garden as the winter season approaches? Do you wish you could enjoy fresh produce from your backyard year-round? If you answered yes to either of these questions, then this episode post is for you! Season Extension: Demystifying the Concept Season extension is a simple concept that every gardener can employ, …

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20 | Top 3 Things You Need To know About Eating Clean - BEST OF EPISODE 14:44

1+ y ago14:44

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Today we are talking about the 3 things you need to know about eating clean! If you are just starting out, these are foundational things to know as you start your eating clean journey. If you've been eating clean for a while, it's always good to keep these in mind. I pray this encouraged you today! -Mary Join my FREE Facebook group Contact me anyti…

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024: What To Do In Your October Garden 24:35

1+ y ago24:35

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Hey ho, it's October! What should you do in your garden this month? If you haven't noticed, it's fall! But it doesn't mean that our work in the garden comes to a halt. On the contrary, there's still plenty to be done and to learn in your garden this October. This post is designed to help you navigate through the unique tips and tricks to keep your …

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19 | Overwhelmed By All The Low-Tox and Clean Eating Advice? Here Are 3 Tips to Overcome The Overwhelm - BEST OF EPISODE 12:07

1+ y ago12:07

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Todays episode is all about how to navigate all the information coming at you and how to not get overwhelmed. I know the low-tox journey can become overwhelming at times, but I want you to know you don't have to feel that way. You are not alone on this journey! Here are 3 tips to help you stop feeling overwhelmed and to help prevent you from feelin…

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023: 6 Ways To Keep Growing Even After The Season Ends 23:31

1+ y ago23:31

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Winter might seem like the end of gardening season for many, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Off-season and indoor gardening can be a lifesaver for garden enthusiasts like us when winter rolls in and outdoor gardening slows down. While you might be ready for a break after a busy season, it's still tough to stop growing for months on end during …

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18 | What Does It Mean To Live Low-Tow? Here Are 4 Areas To Focus On To Live a Low-Tox Life - BEST OF EPISODE 15:47

1+ y ago15:47

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Are you wondering what it means to live a low-tox life? Or even what "low-tox" means? Or what living a low-tox life looks like? In today's episode we'll talk about 4 areas you can focus on to live a low-tox life. I pray this encourages you today! xo, -Mary Join my FREE Facebook group! As always, you can contact me anytime at hello@learntolivelowtox…

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022: 5 Tips to Get Your Garden Winter-Ready 17:47

1+ y ago17:47

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Today, we're diving into the topic of preparing your garden for the upcoming winter season. While it's still September, it's never too early to start planning and taking action to ensure your garden thrives in the colder months. So, let's explore five important tips to get your garden winter-ready. Tip #1: Tidy Up Your Garden (But not too much) Rem…

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17 | Do You Drink Dairy or Almond Milk? Find Out How To Find Clean Options For Both 19:38

1+ y ago19:38

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Dairy or planted based milk? The question isn't really which one you prefer, it's if you're actually drinking clean milk that is healthy + safe for you and your family. In today's episode I talk about the top 3 most common milks + how to find clean options. I pray you find this episode helpful and empowers you to make the best informed decisions fo…

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021: Summer Flower Slowdown: What To Do With Your Flower Garden At The End Of The Season 20:55

1+ y ago20:55

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Today we're talking about how to end the season in your flower garden with as much beneficial impact as possible. While it may be tempting to clean up and clear out, there are some steps you can take to ensure a smoother transition into the next gardening season. Saving Seeds As your flowers continue to bloom, it's an excellent time to start saving…

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16 | Is Social Media Toxic? 5 Things To Be Mindful About Social Media Usage + How To Reduce Overconsumption. 19:15

1+ y ago19:15

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Are you addicted to social media? I know this isn't a fun topic, but it is really important to take a look at the role social media plays in your life. Whether you're someone who occasionally scrolls as a way to pass time, or you use social media as part of your job or business, it might be time to take a social media detox. Today we're talking abo…

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020: What To Do In Your September Garden 20:54

1+ y ago20:54

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I'm back with another episode to help you maximize your gardening joy and productivity. In this episode, I'm helping you know what to do in your garden this month of September. Here are the main points of this episode: 1. Maintaining your September garden: Your summer garden might be winding down, but there's still plenty to do. From managing powde…

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