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We're not closing out the garden. We're waiting on summer crops before we pull, prep beds, & plant fall crops. Here's some inspiration.
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Apple scab is ugly and it can make fruit inedible. How do we deal with it? This week's YouTube video shares advice on how to manage it.
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It's fall planning and planting time. The task may feel daunting. So we're offering our online course Plan Your Abundant Edible Garden at a discount
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I don't know how, after living in Los Angeles for 28 years, I only discovered Oak Glen, CA now. The town's main road is lined with apple orchards and U-pick signs
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Here in SoCal, we're not planting yet. Another month to go, but here's some inspiration to get you through this transition to fall.
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Save the Date, gardenerds: I'm excited to give a talk at Village Well Books & Coffee in Culver City on October 5, 2025 at 5 p.m.
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A series of questions came in from Jaci this week about saving onion seeds. Her questions are really about growing onions for seed-saving.
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If you have an abundance of cherry tomatoes to use up, this recipe is a must-make. I cooked up a batch last night and the flavor was ridiculously good.
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Labor Day is the unofficial end of summer. The garden transitions as crops finish up & signs of fall appear. Here's some inspiration.
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Do you wish you could catch gophers without touching them? Our latest video shows you the perfect tool for the job.
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When I wrote an article for the 2026 Farmers' Almanac, they sent me an extra copy. Now I want to give that copy away to one of you fabulous gardenerds!
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In our latest YouTube video, we take you on a tour of what tomatoes grew well at Gardenerd HQ in 2025. Add these to your list for next year.
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Last month we came upon the Latte Da Coffee Cafe on the way home from a backpacking trip near Mono Lake, CA. It was so cute we had to share this gem of a discovery with you.
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This week we pick up from last week's video on hot composting with turning the pile after peak temperature. Christy shows you how.
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The garden is HOT! It may be dry and plants may wane, but here's some inspiration to keep you cool as you grow this season.
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Our latest video shares the process of hot composting, or Active Batch Thermal Composting. It's a more involved but it's worth the results.
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We were leaving for vacation and all the fresh corn ripened at the same time. What to do?! Learn how freezing fresh corn is the way to go.
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Our latest YouTube video makes it easy to catch tomato hornworms in the act. This one trick will help you find and eliminate them.
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Grow poppy seeds for muffins or everything bagels! Our latest video shows how, & clarifies which varieties are safe to grow and eat
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Before I leave on vacation for a week, I feel a bittersweet connection with my garden. I know all the tomatoes will ripen while I'm gone...
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In Part 1 of Grow Potatoes from Less Space, we showed you how to plant potatoes in a vertical garden. This video is all about harvesting!
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We're giving away a small box of Salt Hay. To find out why we like it, read on...
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Gardening on a budget is possible when you use low cost trellises that last for decades. Our latest video shows you how to do it.
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When a review copy of The Modern Pioneer Pantry by Mary Bryant Shrader dropped in my inbox, it gave me hope. This book does not disappoint.
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Our latest video helps solve the problem with salsa gardens, when cilantro and tomatoes aren't ripe at the same time.
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The summer garden doesn't happen all at once, there are stages of summer. Some crops are just getting started, while others are finishing up. We celebrate the impatience and anticipation of the summer garden in pictures this week.
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Yes, you can grow watermelons in small spaces! Our latest video shows you how it works.
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Roasted parsnips might not seem like a timely dish for summer, but this recipe is perfect for a stored harvest or spring-grown root veggies
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Why do we thin fruit trees? Can’t we just leave all the fruit on there? We get these questions a lot at Gardenerd. Today’s video answers those questions. Christy shares the techniques for properly thinning a fruit tree, using a Fuji apple as an example. If your trees are producing tiny fruits at this stage, […]
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Attention Angelinos: Come to the Culver City Garden Show this weekend to get your fill of everything gardening! Christy will be the keynote speaker on Saturday, June 21 at 1:30 p.m. Shop for plants and other gardening gear. Enter the plant contest and raffle. Take a class and commune with fellow gardeners. And after Christy’s […]
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Our latest YouTube video shares tomato tricks for growing in small spaces. We're happy to share our strategies for getting the most from your tomato bed this year.
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Part of the joy of gardening is watching the garden's progress. Here's some inspiration from Gardenerd HQ as the garden progresses this summer.
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Our latest YouTube video shares cool cucumber varieties to grow this season. You won't find these varieties at the grocery store, but you can grow them at home every year.
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Back in January 2025, I met with a group of residents who wanted to transform their condo courtyard into a thriving vegetable garden. It had tired soil, no irrigation, and an old fountain that didn’t work. We met to discuss what they’d like to grow and how they wanted to use the space for the […]
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In our latest YouTube video, we share how to grow an abundant supply of basil in 4 square feet or less. It's enough to make at least 10 jars of pesto for the freezer.
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With most of the garden planted, now is a time of impatient gardening. Here is some inspiration while you wait (and plant more crops).
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Our latest video shares 4 things to look for to pick blackberries at their sweetest. Christy shares the signs of ripeness so you can have sweeter berries grown at home.
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This week's YouTube video shows you how to grow lima beans like a pro - biointensively! Get a bigger harvest from small spaces when you plant them using our spacing method.
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Cook artichokes fast. The idea of steaming these perennial flower buds for 45 minutes is not appealing to me. But when you use a pressure cooker, you cut the time to minutes.
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Our latest YouTube video shows you how to sow a patch of green onions so you can stop buying green onions forever. Use this patch for a semi-perennial harvest for months.
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The spring garden is slowly transitioning to warm-weather crops. As brassicas and peas come out, beans and tomatoes go in. As with any transition, work is required, but the payoff is worth it.
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Our latest video shows you how to plant yard long beans for an abundant harvest. These beans taste better than green beans, and is prolific.
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Look no further for spring season advice than the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast. Our archives are chock-full of expert advice and great conversations about everything spring.
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Our latest YouTube video shows you how and when to harvest artichokes. Christy shows you what to look for before you reach for your shears.
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It may seem early to think about seed saving but now is the time to plan ahead. Our latest YouTube video shares what you need to know for successful squash seed saving before you plant a single seed.
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Spring is in full swing, but we are still warming up to gardening for the new season. Old crops are dying back, so it’s time to get out there and plant anew. Here’s some inspiration from the Gardenerd Test Garden to get you going this week. A New Start Get Growing! We hope this inspires […]
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Our latest video explores vertical gardening & how to grow potatoes in less space. Christy shows you how to grow potatoes in a Greenstalk vertical garden system.
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On Sunday, April 6th, 2025, friends, family, and fans gathered to celebrate the early arrival of Christy's new book High Yield Small Space Organic Gardening.
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Our latest YouTube video shares 5 crops to grow with kids. Christy shares 5 fast, fun, and flavorful crops that your kids will enjoy growing.
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Local Angelinos and SoCal gardenerds, you are invited to join me for my book launch party this weekend! Come celebrate the arrival of High Yield Small Space Organic Gardening with me.
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Our latest video makes a case to grow Romanesco, the underappreciated Brassica. Why grow Romanesco? Christy shares her reasons why.
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Our latest video shares tomato varieties we've grown that grow big in cooler climates. If you are frustrated that your tomatoes don't get beefy in coastal or mountain climates, the problem could be the variety.
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Recent rains brought the garden to life with all its chaos and glory. Here's some inspiration for your March garden madness.
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Our latest YouTube video shows you step-by-step how to repot lemongrass plants that have become sad and overgrown. Fix your root-bound pots and get ready for abundant growth.
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We spent a week in a completely different hardiness zone this week, and it was a chance to see how latitude and elevation can change your gardening experience entirely. While SoCal is enjoying full-blown spring weather, places with snow are at least a month away from planting anything outdoors. Let’s look at hardiness zones and […]
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Our container garden glow up continues in our latest YouTube video. This week: irrigation, filling the beds, and transplanting overgrown, sad container plants into the new planters.
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Some of you gardenerds are already experiencing seasonal changes. We saw a friend’s post today saying “I heard birds for the first time today; must be spring!” Here’s some inspiration for your seasonal changes, no matter their timing. More Seasonal Changes Before you know it summer will be here, so enjoy these seasonal changes while […]
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In our latest YouTube video, our neglected hodgepodge of pots was waterlogged and root-bound. Christy shares this fantastic upgrade to Vego Garden planter beds.
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Save the date for Christy's book launch party. Bring your burning gardening questions on April 6th at 3 p.m. to celebrate this new book.
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You've probably heard that you're supposed to hill up potatoes, but do you know why? In our latest video, Christy explains the two reasons why it's a good idea.
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Much-needed rain in Los Angeles is giving the garden some love. Here's some inspiration to help get you ready for spring.
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Christy shares how to create your own water catchment system so you can reuse valuable free water long after it rains.
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Big news, gardenerds: High Yield Small Space Organic Gardening is available for pre-order. Christy's latest book comes out on April 8, 2025, just in time for spring.
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Space is a premium when growing on a patio and balcony, so grow these 5 vegetables to get more bang for your buck.
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Just in time for spring, we've opened registration for Plan Your Abundant Edible Garden. It's back, and it's going to help you create your most efficient, successful garden yet.
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The first question new gardeners ask is "Where should I put my garden?" This week's video shares what to look for when selecting a location for your new garden plot.
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Our latest video dives into how to grow sugar snap and snow peas. Christy shares tricks & tips for growing peas in small spaces.
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As spring approaches slowly, the garden marches on. Winter has been dry here in SoCal. But here's a little sunshine to brighten your week.
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Winter pruning is an important part of fruit tree care. In our latest video, Christy shares step-by-step instructions to guide you through the process.
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With all the smoke, ash, and debris flying through the air, the big question coming up now is "Are my vegetables safe to eat?" Today's post sets out to answer that question.
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Every year we select seeds to try in the new year. For 2025 we've picked 6 open pollinated varieties to satisfy your craving for something new.
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Get inspired to grow this season with this motivational Wordless Wednesday.
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Happy New Year, gardenerds! The 2025 gardening season starts with seed catalogs and big dreams in winter 2024/25. At the end of January we’ll start tomato seeds indoors for late-March planting (in warm-winter areas). Until then, it’s time to dream big and plan your strategy for spring. Next week we’ll share some of our new […]
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Do you lose tomatoes to critters just before they are ripe? This pest control hack will help you harvest more from your garden.
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As seedlings take hold as we enter the wonder-full fall gardening time. Radishes, lettuces, brassicas, peas, and more are filling the beds. Inspiration for your garden!
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In our latest video, Christy shares the science behind one trick that helps you build a better compost pile. It proves that a little effort up front pays big dividends down the line.
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You read that correctly: Sale extended on Christy’s books through December 16th. If you (like us) have trouble wrapping your head around your holiday gift list until after the Thanksgiving dust has settled, you’re in luck. Now you can pick up autographed copies of Gardening for Geeks, Grow Your Own Mini Fruit Garden, and Christy’s […]
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Our latest YouTube video shares 4 reasons to grow Swiss chard. Not only is it beautiful in the garden, it provides two flavors in one plant.
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Our latest video shares how and when to prune oregano. At the end of the season oregano can look pretty sad. Christy walks you through the process.
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Here at Gardenerd HQ we're getting it planted. Fall crops are in! Here's some inspiration to help you get it planted too.
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In our latest YouTube video, Christy explains avocado tree pollination while making a delicious, dairy-free chocolate avocado mousse.
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How do we keep pets safe from traps in the garden? If you've read this blog or watched our videos you've met Mittens, our beloved mouser / squirrel chaser / chicken protector. She eats rats whole...she is a nose-to-tail carnivore.
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Our latest video shares our step by step process for how to install a gopher barrier. We added one to our existing raised bed recently and it is going to make all the difference.
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In warm-winter climates, fall brings new life as much as spring does. It is a shedding of tired, old plants and a chance to grow new crops for another season.
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Our latest video shares root vegetable planting tips from seed in small gardens. Use the techniques Christy shares in this video to get more from your small space garden.
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This past Sunday at Gardenerd HQ we said goodbye to our bees. We've kept bees for 12 years now, but when the hubby went into anaphylaxis after being stung in April of 2024, we knew we had to change directions.
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A gardener with even the smallest space can have an abundant salad garden. Lettuces, mustard greens, arugula, and herbs all grow in tight quarters if you know these biointensive tricks.
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Our latest video, Seed Saving Laws Clarified, answers the question "Can I save seeds at home?"
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The shoulder season is what some people call that time between summer and fall. Here's some inspiration to get you through this pause before planting fall crops.
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This week's video continues with how to interpret the results. It also shares detailed instructions for how to calculate your soil amendment quantities based on the results you obtained.
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The folks at the Hawaiian Vanilla Company want you to know that most companies use an exploited labor force to grow vanilla beans. But they don't.
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Our latest video walks you through the process of how to do a soil test. Soil tests can be scary or feel too time consuming, but doing one is the equivalent of driving with your eyes open.
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It's fall garden time...or is it? False Fall #1 is about to end in Los Angeles - another week of hot weather is coming soon. Here's some inspiration for the transition to fall.
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Let's face it - cabbage isn't sexy. It's not unless you consider these 4 gorgeous varieties that we love to grow here at Gardenerd.
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Big news, gardenerds! Registration for our fall garden planning course, Plan Your Abundant Edible Garden is NOW OPEN!
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Our latest YouTube video explains crop rotation. What is it and why is it important? Find out!
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Fall officially starts this Sunday on September 22, 2024. Are you ready to plant your fall garden yet?
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What you’ll learn: A 5-minute exercise to up your garden game The strategic mindset you’ll need for a high-yielding garden The best ideas for planning your garden every season The best resource at your fingertips for your best garden yet Choose your date and join in for a fun and informative hour with Christy Can’t […]
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What you’ll learn: A 5-minute exercise to up your garden game The strategic mindset you’ll need for a high-yielding garden The best ideas for planning your garden every season The best resource at your fingertips for your best garden yet Choose your date and join in for a fun and informative hour with Christy Can’t […]
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What you’ll learn: A 5-minute exercise to up your garden game The strategic mindset you’ll need for a high-yielding garden The best ideas for planning your garden every season The best resource at your fingertips for your best garden yet Choose your date and join in for a fun and informative hour with Christy Can’t […]
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What you’ll learn: A 5-minute exercise to up your garden game The strategic mindset you’ll need for a high-yielding garden The best ideas for planning your garden every season The best resource at your fingertips for your best garden yet Choose your date and join in for a fun and informative hour with Christy Can’t […]
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What you’ll learn: A 5-minute exercise to up your garden game The strategic mindset you’ll need for a high-yielding garden The best ideas for planning your garden every season The best resource at your fingertips for your best garden yet Choose your date and join in for a fun and informative hour with Christy Can’t […]
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What you’ll learn: A 5-minute exercise to up your garden game The strategic mindset you’ll need for a high-yielding garden The best ideas for planning your garden every season The best resource at your fingertips for your best garden yet Choose your date and join in for a fun and informative hour with Christy Can’t […]
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Our latest YouTube video explains why something is digging up your plants. Christy shares (from personal experience) the kind of disruptions that make gardeners despair, & how to prevent them from happening.
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Our guest this week is Nicky Schauder from Permaculture Gardens. We talk about her grant-funded study of the effectiveness of compost tea
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Ann wrote in to Ask Gardenerd this week with a question about growing squash and melons. We offer solutions to protect plants from her turtles
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The first warm day in ages graced us with its presence this week. A break in the rain gave us time to snap a few photos of what's bustin' out in the garden this spring.
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Our latest YouTube video takes you on a tour of Tomatomania and our tomato seedling picks for 2023. See what's hot in tomato varieties for the coming season.
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Our guest this week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast is Lisa Kivirist. She's an author of 6 books, an advocate for entrepreneurs, and is co-owner of Inn Seredipity Farm.
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Our latest YouTube video shares how to use stinging nettles to your advantage. They are free food, but also have medicinal and beneficial properties for your garden.
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Over winter we've been experimenting with the abundance of stinging nettles that have been proliferating at Gardenerd HQ. There are myriad ways to cook up stinging nettles, so let's explore the options.
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Noelle Johnson (the AZ Plant Lady) is our guest this week. She shares her tips for growing a beautiful, lush garden in dry climates, which can be found in her new book, Dry Climate Gardening.
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The weird weather in California is making national headlines. Snow showed up in places it never dared to appear before, and rain has been "extra" this winter.
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A great question about a fertilizer choice came into Ask Gardenerd this week from Selena in Australia. We answer and provide tips about options.
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Fresh from the Northwest Flower & Garden Show 2023 (NWFGS), we're excited to share our discoveries and delights with you. Take a tour and see what's new in gardening.
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This week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast we chat with Jill Ragan, author of The Tiny but Mighty Farm.
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This is winter at Gardenerd HQ. Here's some eye candy to get you through until your last frost.
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If you've never been to the NorthWest Flower & Garden Festival (NWFGF), it's worth the field trip from anywhere in the country. Join Christy this weekend!
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It's time to make strawberries productive again. Our latest YouTube video shows you our step-by-step process for revitalizing an old strawberry bed.
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Aaaaand we're back with spring tips with Christy! Our first podcast of 2023 gives you an update on what's growin' on and helpful To-Dos for your winter/early spring garden.
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Last fall, a culinary teaching garden project that had been long in planning finally took root.
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Welcome to 2023, gardenerds.
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With winter happening outside, we can bring more green into our lives (and meals) by growing microgreens.
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Our guest this week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast is Rick Nahmias, the founder and CEO of Food Forward.
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The term "winter garden" may sound like an oxymoron to half of the country, but for southern gardens, winter abundance is happening now.
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We met with a client two weeks before lockdown in February, 2020 to convert a rose garden into a productive vegetable patch. Two years later, we revamped the whole concept and created something much better.
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As folks read Garden Variety, friends have been asking for a tour of Ocean View Farms. It's the garden that inspired the novel. Our latest video takes you on a quick tour.
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Our guest this week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast is Charlotte Ekker Wiggins, a fellow beekeeper and writer. We chat about her ingenious beekeeping tips, as well as her tricks for gardening on a limestone hillside.
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A great question came into Ask Gardenerd this week from Kati Thompson about the best shredder for compost prep.
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We're hard at work cooking for Thanksgiving over here at Gardenerd HQ. But there's always time to share the latest eye-candy from the fall garden.
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When it comes to growing radishes, it may not be clear about the different between spring radishes and winter radishes. This video breaks down the difference.
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Our guest on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast this week is Ashlie Thomas, author of How to Become A Gardener. Her popular Instagram feed, @The.Mocha.Gardener, is filled with gardening inspiration and tips for newbies.
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It's not sexy to talk about black soldier fly larvae...unless you're a gardenerd reviewing a new GrubTerra product. We're bringing sexy back!
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We received a Vego Garden 10-in-1 modular raised bed to review recently. Our latest video demonstrates how to set it up and offers some insight on the process.
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We go full-nerd this week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast, with Jeff Lowenfels and his new book about endophytic bacteria. Learn what they are and why they are important.
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A client invested in an enclosed garden that was inefficient and overtaken by neighboring tree roots. We revamped it for more space and efficiency.
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As fall comes on, we remain in the "between times". Here's some inspiration to get you through the rest of this month.
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We've been growing dragon fruit from cuttings and we finally got our first fruit. Watch this A-Z on how-to grow dragon fruit.
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Today Robin Jones of Honey Girl Grows returns to the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast. We chat about bees and monarchs and stuff you might not know yet.
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The folks at Hisea recently offered to send me a pair of their boots to review. The decision was tough, given all the options they offer, but in the end I chose the Mid-calf Barn Boot.
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We've got a stink bug problem of the Bagrada kind all over our brassicaceae plants. In our latest YouTube video you'll find a nifty way to deal with them when bug spray doesn't work.
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This week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast, we're chatting with Joe Lamp'l about his new book and his garden in Atlanta, Georgia.
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In many parts of the world fall arrives with clear signs, but here in SoCal the signs are subtle.
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Our latest YouTube video shares tips on how to harvest lima beans, either fresh or dry. These beans are delicious either way, and they're easy to grow.
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Since we're offering our free pest control webinar this week (grab your seat - 3 dates to choose from!), AND opening registration for our online course, Creating a Healthy Garden TODAY, we thought it would be apropos to share some pest control tips on the blog.
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Teri Speight is back on the podcast this week. She spoke with us a few months ago about her book, The Urban Garden, which she co-authored with Kathy Jentz. Today we’re chatting about her other book, Black Flora.
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Our free webinar on pest control, Winning the Pest Control Game, is back! If you haven't taken advantage of this informative 1-hour lesson with Christy, now is your chance.
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ICYMI - We're excited to offer this new Vegetable Garden Design & Planning Workshop: a 2-hour class for beginning gardeners, coming your way Sept. 24th, 2022.
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Brush up on your homesteading skills with this new video on how to make your own homemade cayenne pepper powder.
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Our guest this week on the Podcast, Jose Ramirez, was featured recently in the LA Times for his home orchard. He transformed a weedy patch of land into a low-water, fruit-filled paradise.
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The end of summer makes some people sad. I long for cooler weather and fall crops ('cause it's 86 degrees F in my house and we don't have air conditioning).
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We received a package in the mail earlier this month with 3 bottles of Elm Dirt Plant Juice. It's a biological liquid fertilizer developed by Lauren Cain during the pandemic.
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As fall draws near, it's time to harvest & cure winter squash for storage. Not sure when to pick it? Our latest YouTube video gives you guidance.
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This week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast, we address the need for a garden sabbatical with Devorah Brous.
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No one wants to cook over a hot stove right now, but this Caprese Skillet Eggs recipe comes together in […]
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A client recently asked for help on how to prune tomatoes for late-season production.
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On the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast this week, we travel to Australia to chat with Adina Oosterwijk about community greening.
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August is when most gardens start to look like hell. We do our best to keep things looking nice, but nature always wins in the end.
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A question came into Ask Gardenerd this week from Marilyn Boone when her citrus was overwatered. We answered.
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What's the difference between an annual and a perennial? If you're new to gardening, you may not yet be familiar with these terms.
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On the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast this week we chat with Dan Lambe, the CEO of The Arbor Day Foundation. Dan shares his knowledge of how important trees are for the continuation of life on earth.
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There's a point in summer where, as much as I love my garden, I want to get away from it all. I want to lounge in a hammock, read books and take naps.
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We get this question all the time: Why Aren't My Tomatoes Growing? There could be a number of reasons why, & our latest YouTube video explores many of the most common.
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Our guest this week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week is David King of The Learning Garden. He's been on the podcast before, but we brought him back to talk about a major construction project that destroyed the Learning Garden during the pandemic.
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We got two new chickens in the midst of a chaotic week after the 4th of July.
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In honor of a successful stone fruit season, we thought it appropriate to share some of our favorite recipes using stone fruits
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Our latest video shares a fruit tree protection success story: we came up with a contraption that WORKED to protect our nectarine tree from squirrels through harvest day.
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This week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast, it's change of pace day. Just you and me, gardenerds. In this episode I address a few topics that keep coming up with clients and curious minds alike.
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🎵 Summer Lovin' happened so fa-ast.🎵 Well, for anxious gardenerds, summer couldn't get here soon enough. The wait between planting and harvesting feels soooo long, doesn't it?
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People offer to send me stuff all the time, like these long-sleeved garden gloves. But I only say yes if it looks like something I can use.
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Our latest YouTube video explores squash problems. "Why are my squash fruits rotting and dropping off?" We're getting this question a lot lately so we put the solutions in one place for you.
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On this week's Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast, we talk shop with Catherine McLaughlin, the Design Studio Principal from Farmscape about the rookie mistakes even professional landscape designers make when it comes to raised bed vegetable garden design.
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A while ago, our friend Michael Wittman of Blue Sky Biochar gave us some soap. Not just any soap, it's his newest product: Blue Sky Body Care—all natural soap made with biochar and bamboo vinegar.
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We took a field trip to the Highland Spring Ranch for the Lavender Festival. It gave us a chance to drink lavender lemonade and shoot helpful tips on pruning lavender.
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The kitchen counter looks like a farmers market with zucchini stacked at the ready for zoodles. We discovered this recipe last year and can't wait to make it again.
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This week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast we're chatting with Marcus Bridgewater. He's the author of the new book How To Grow: Nurture Your Garden, Nurture Yourself.
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The garden is jumping and we're excited to see fruit setting on most crops.
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Our latest YouTube video explores the best ways to manage grasshoppers in the garden. Christy gives you the inside scoop on grasshoppers:
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Registration for our online pest control course, Creating a Healthy Garden, is back for a limited time.
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This week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast, we cover urban gardening ideas with Kathy Jentz and Teri Speight.
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If you haven't encountered pests in your garden yet this season, it's almost as certain as "death and taxes" that you will.
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If you missed the window for our new online pest control course, Creating a Healthy Garden, during its initial release, you're in luck. It's back!
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Squirrels can be a huge problem in the garden. And as stone fruit season arrives, gardenerds will need help protecting those crops if squirrels are nearby.
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Alexia Allen lives on Hawthorn Farm in Washington state, where she and her husband spent the entire year of 2017 eating only hand-harvested food.
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The spring garden is showing signs of promise, portent, and poppies. There's so much bursting from the soil, so much potential, it's hard to contain one's excitement.
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I've been hearing from clients about new water restrictions cities are implementing to deal with California's water crisis. In some cases, cities plan to cut homeowner's water supply by 50%.
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Our latest YouTube video explores common techniques for growing squash and melons. Ubiquitous instructions say to plant in hills, but is that right for everyone?
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Our podcast guest this week is Kim Flottum, long time beekeeper and author of more than 6 books. His latest book, is all about common sense natural beekeeping.
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Why am I calling this the winds of spring? Taking photos for today's Wordless Wednesday was a challenge because the wind was blowing through the garden at 20 miles per hour.
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Our latest YouTube video answers the basic question: how to harvest leafy greens. These factory vegetables, as we like to call them, will keep producing in your garden beds for months if you know how to harvest them properly.
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Our guest this week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast is Kay'aleya Hunnybee Bonnette of The Herbal Womb. She's a clinical herbalist and integrative health educator.
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A question came in to Ask Gardenerd about pruning asparagus. What dive into the answers.
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There is a lot of spring activity in the garden. And with a fresh downpour this week, the garden is jumping to life.
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It's tomato planting time in warm-winter climates, so our latest video takes you on a tour of TomatoMania 2022.
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This week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast we explore what makes a healthy garden with Mary-Kate Mackey.
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Maybe I'm eager for spring, or maybe it's because blood oranges are in season. Whatever the reason, I felt compelled to create a blood orange ice cream last week.
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Our latest YouTube video shows you everything you need to know about shelling peas -- how to grow, harvest, and store them for later use.
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This week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast we chat with Stephanie Rose about regenerative garden projects that create change in your garden.
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Early spring is in full force here at Gardenerd HQ, much to our delight. Here's some inspiration for the week.
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Winter radishes are ready to harvest, so we made this Watermelon Radish & Burrata Salad last night. It's a great way to showcase these winter-grown roots.
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It's time to start tomato seeds (or late for some of us), and every year we run the risk of mixing up seeds and plant tags. The result: mystery tomatoes!
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Nerd alert! This week's guest is all about the "woodchip" as they say in Great Britain ("wood chips" for Americans). Ben Raskin joins us this week.
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Exciting day here at Gardenerd. Not only is it 2-22-22, but we're pleased to announce that registration for our brand new online pest control course, Creating a Healthy Garden, is open!
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Spring is coming, and with it comes garden pests. Be ready for spring by signing up for one of 3 Live Virtual Pest Control Masterclasses with Christy.
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I just returned from speaking at the Northwest Flower & Garden Festival in Seattle, Washington. It's one of the most popular garden shows in the country, and I'm taking you on a tour!
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This week on the Podcast, we journey down an unconventional rabbit hole with Joseph Lofthouse into landrace gardening.
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The garden gives us a dose of "new" every time we plant seeds. This promise of newness leads us through winter; it's the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Gardenerds, I've been awaiting this day for more than a decade; the day when my debut novel, Garden Variety, is released by a major publishing house. Just in time to inspire your spring gardening plans.
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Our latest video shares Christy's 3-step process for fixing aphid infestations. You'll find this trick works on most infestations, and allows you to keep those plants going once the infestation is gone.
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This week we chat with a long-time colleague and fellow gardenerd, Robert Kourik.
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I've always said that winter is our spring here in Los Angeles, and the garden is bursting with signs of spring already.
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As we dive into 2022, our first video of the year offers 5 vegetable gardening tips.
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We welcome back Rishi Kumar of Sarvodaya Institute to the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast this week. Rishi has been a guest once before, but things have shifted since our last c
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Hey Angelenos, mark your calendars for the book launch party for Garden Variety, Christy's debut novel! This outdoor event takes place on February 6th, 2022 at 1:30 p.m. at Ocean View Farms organic community garden.
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We've had great guests on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast this year. In our last episode of 2021, Christy shares her year-end thoughts from the year.
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More than a few people have shared with me that 2021 felt like another 2020. For myself, I can say it was a blur. I spent the bulk of the year reviewing edits on my novel, promoting that new fruit gardening book I wrote,
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We usually shoot images from the garden for these Wordless Wednesday posts, but this year we're doing a Holiday Edition to brighten your day with a little holiday cheer.
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It's time for a quick December Tour of Gardenerd HQ. Christy takes you on a walk-through of what's working in December and what's not. We'll share progress on our raised beds, fruit trees, and
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Our guest this week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast is Justin West, co-founder of Thrive Lot. Justin developed Thrive Lot after a decade in a successful career in marketing.
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We're delighted to announce a new read for garden nerds everywhere: Christy's debut novel, Garden Variety. Originally slated for publication on March 29, 2022, the publisher William Morrow moved the release date to February 1 last week.
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This new video links to other great videos (like how to clean your tools, how to plant bare root fruit trees, and more). Christy also makes 2 big announcements about what's coming in early 2022 at Gardenerd. You won't want to miss it.
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This week we're talking with Nicole Burke of Gardenary. She created a successful gardening business built on efficient edible gardening techniques. She shares some of her knowledge and expertise in this episode of the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podc
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In warm-winter climates it's time to do a few things. Here's some inspiration for upcoming tasks, along with moments to enjoy from our Test Garden.
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We LOVE it when folks shop local on Black Friday and beyond. Shopping at small business keeps money in the local economy (not to mention you won't be feeding corporate bozos).
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Our latest video features the unboxing of a new product from the folks at GreenStalk Gardens. They sent it to […]
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