Organic Gardening For Beginners: Practical, Beginner-Friendly Gardening Tips To Grow Your Own Food and Flowers

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

  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. transplantingBest crops for each methodTiming, soil conditions, and other key factors to considerHow to combine both methods for a productive, resilient gardenDon't forget to check out the Garden Planning Toolkit in the show notes for seed starting and transplanting calendars!📩 Questions? Email me at [email protected] leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps new gardeners find the show 💚

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

  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 episode will help you navigate the seasons with confidence.In This Episode, You'll Learn:The 5 phases of the gardening year and what to expect in eachHow to avoid beginner mistakes and keep your garden on trackWhen to start seeds, transplant, and harvest for the best resultsHow to handle setbacks like plant failures, pests, and unpredictable weatherThe best time to plan ahead so you're ready for next year👉 Looking for month-by-month gardening guidance? The Garden Planning Toolkit is your go-to resource for staying organized all year long. With seasonal checklists, planting schedules, and more, it’s everything you need to make your gardening easier and stress-free. Get yours today!📩 Questions? Email me at [email protected] leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps new gardeners find the show 💚

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• 060: 6 Ways To Decide What To Grow In 2025

  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 eatThe most calorie-dense foods to grow for self-sufficiencyHigh-cost produce that’s worth growing at homeWhich fruits and vegetables are on the Dirty Dozen listEasy-to-grow crops for beginners or small spacesThe best foods for canning, preserving, and storageTune in and start planning your most productive garden yet! 🌱✨📩 Questions? Email me at [email protected] leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps new gardeners find the show 💚

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

  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 [email protected] leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps new gardeners find the show 💚

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• 058: What To Do In Your June Garden

  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 for Greens – Keep the harvest going with broccoli rabe and Napa cabbage. ✅ Carrot Germination Hack – A simple trick to keep seeds moist and improve sprouting. ✅ Biennials & Perennials to Start Now – Why June is the perfect time to plant hollyhocks, lupins, and black-eyed Susans for next year’s blooms. ✅ Flower & Herb Must-Haves – Pollinator-friendly, edible, and medicinal varieties to grow this summer.🌱 Whether you're catching up or planning ahead, this episode will help you maximize your June garden! Tune in now.📩 Questions? Email me at [email protected] leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps new gardeners find the show 💚

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