Spring brings a renewed sense of hope to our daily lives. We spring clean, we clear out the cobwebs; out with the old, in with the new. Such is the case with the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast.

For 10 years, we posted a weekly tip in 2-minutes or less. We ranked in the Top 5 gardening podcasts the entire time. It was fun, but after 10 years and 473 podcasts (and a book compiling all of those into one handy resource – get yours today!), we thought we’d try something different. Behold the New Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast!

The new format is fresh for spring: conversations with expert gardeners in their field (sometimes literally) on topics ranging from soil to grafting, from beekeeping to tomato care. Each episode runs between 20-30 minutes, perfect listening during a drive to your next appointment.

Gardenerd Tip of the Week Guests

Our guests include:

Sheri Powell of Compost Teana. We talk dirt vs. soil, and the Soil Food Web.

 

David King of the Learning Garden – on Grafting

 

Scott Daigre of TomatoMania – on Tomatoes

 

Landscape Architect Billy Goodnick – We talk about the basics of landscape design, and Crimes Against Horticulture.

 

Rob and Chelsea McFarland of Honeylove.org – on natural beekeeping (Part 1 of a beekeeping series)

 

John Lyons of The Woven Garden – on beekeeping (Part 2 of our beekeeping series)

 

And Barbara Spencer of Windrose Farms – on growing great tomatoes

And that’s just the beginning! We’re excited to talk to our favorite gardenerds around the country, to grill them for their best tips to pass on to you.

Where to Listen

Subscribe to the new Gardenerd Tip of the Week podcast wherever you listen to podcasts (iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Overcast, Podbean and probably a bunch more). We’ll post new episodes every 2 weeks until further notice).

Oh – and Hey, Help Us Out

If you like what you hear, please post a review. We’d appreciate it. Also, if you want access to all the tips we’ve posted from every podcast of the original Gardenerd Tip of the Week, pick up a copy of 400+ Tips for Organic Gardening Success: A Decade of Tricks, Tools, Recipes, and Resources from Gardenerd.com.