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.
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!
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!
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.
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!
This week on the Podcast, we journey down an unconventional rabbit hole with Joseph Lofthouse into landrace gardening.
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.
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.