For the last podcast of the year, we share year-end thoughts with Christy. She highlights a few beautiful new seeds to try, and talks about New Years resolutions.
Listen in for the latest news as well as a great tip for the rainy season. This podcast is chock-full of gardening goodies to round out your year.
Listen to the Podcast Here
Subscribe to the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast on Apple Podcast or wherever you stream. Consider becoming a Patreon Subscriber to support all the free stuff we do here at Gardenerd. Subscribers get expedited answers to burning gardening questions, and a monthly hangout with Christy for personalized attention.
Resources for Year-End Thoughts with Christy
Join our Patreon page for insider information every month.
We’re hard at work on a new online course. Need a gift for the holidays? Give someone the gift of knowledge with our Creating a Healthy Garden online pest control course. Two pricing options make it a a great gift for the gardenerd in your life.
RE: Christy’s New Year’s Resolution – check out Helen Atthowe’s book that inspired it.
Here are some of the seeds Christy mentioned in the podcast:
Lila Lu Carrots – purple skin that goes deep on an orange carrot. Beautiful and purple even when peeled! That’s a great trait. Sweet and uniform in size.
Vereduna Alba Beets – White beets with a slight pink tinge that won’t stain your cutting board. Eat them raw or cooked. Freeze them for use later in the year.
Maiden’s Gold Tomato – we’re suckers for orange tomatoes. They tend to be sweeter than their red counter parts. This one is new from SeedSavers Exchange. Give it a try.
Who Gets Kissed Sweet Corn – with a name like that, you have to try it. White and yellow kernels on the same ear. What’s not to love?
Dark Night Scabiosa – deep wine-colored blossoms are a great contrast in any garden. Put this on your list to grow next spring.
Happy holidays, gardenerds. We’ll see in you 2024 for another great gardening year!
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 8:58 — 12.3MB)
Subscribe: RSS
