The Garden Path Podcast

Ep. 4-10: A Passion for Plants and Garden Design in Ireland | Peter Donegan

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12 Dec 2018: episode 398 – My guest, David Ward Garden & Nursery Director @bethchattogardens Subscribe in iTunes, Spotify etc or catch it on the website. pic: w/ thx Lee Connelly @skinnyjeangardener

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just broke ground at @historial1418, Péronne. Permission granted to excavate a certain depth; due to history of castle moat. c/ @BiddyEarly @Irish_in_France @FranceinIreland pic.twitter.com/yz6OT9qSty

— Peter Donegan (@DoneganGardens) July 17, 2018

Music: Going Home by Lee Rosevere

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Show Notes
+The Sod Show Podcast
+Donegan Landscaping
+@donegangardens on Twitter
+@sodshow on Instagram
+The Irish landscaper building a war memorial garden in France via the Irish Times
+Garden of remembrance: The Irish designer who’s creating a living monument to WWI dead
+Talking Gardening on Drive: Peter Donegan on creating a Peace Garden in Péronne, France audio interview on KCLR
+Audio Interview: Peter Donegan, LMFM. Ireland WW1 Centenary Peace Garden, France via YouTube
+My Episode on The Sod Show

Ep. 4-9: 2018 Garden Year in Review

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I’m loving the texture on this Thompson’s yucca, Yucca thompsoniana, at the Chihuahuan Desert Nature Center and Botanic Garden. We stopped by the gardens for a hike and enjoyed a bit of their gardens before heading for our destination of Davis Mountains State Park over Thanksgiving break. Since I’m finally processing all of those photos I’ll be sharing more in the coming weeks! Lots of interesting plants in a region I’m not overly familiar with! . #yucca #chihuahuandesert #botany #westtexas #jeffdaviscounty #gardening #botanicgarden

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Music: Going Home by Lee Rosevere

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Show Notes:
My Gardening Blog Posts
Candlefire Okra

Ep. 4-8: Cultivating Resilient Garden Design in Central Texas | Michael Wolfert & Symbiosis Regenerative Systems

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This is a swale and berm system we set up to deter water away from the house. Swales and berms are great for under ground aquifers, as low maintence gardens, and are ideal for planted trees! #permacultureatx #atx #austintx #hillcountry #offgrid #greenliving #symbiosistx #permaculture #swales #berms

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Music: Going Home by Lee Rosevere

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The Garden Path Podcast 2018 Holiday Gift Guide

Show Notes:
+Symbiosis Regenerative Systems
+Symbiosis Regenerative Systems on Facebook
+Symbiosis on YouTube
+@symbiosis_tx on Instagram

Ep. 4-7: A Passion for Peppers | Kearley Seed and Pepper Co.

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This is the second van full of plants we’re loading to bring to the @txhotsaucefestival for this weekend! #peppers #pepperplant #pepperplants #hotsaucefestival #texashotsaucefestival #kspco #kspco2018

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Music: Going Home by Lee Rosevere

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Show Notes:
+Kearley Seed and Pepper Co. Website
+@kpsco_ on Instagram
+Kearley Seeds and Pepper Co on Facebook
+Certified Naturally Grown
+Houston Chronicle Hot Sauce Festival Article

Ep. 4-6: Nurturing an Urban Gardening Community and Business | Timothy Hammond

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Farm Friday 👨🏾‍🌾 On Friday I’m going to be giving an update on what’s going on at the Big City Gardener farm space. Planted 6 rows: 2 cilantro, 2 arugula , and 2 mesclun greens. Still have a lot of work to do and rows to plant. Need to cut the grass and clean out the walkways. ___________________________________________________ ▪️ ▪️ ▪️ ▪️ ▪️ ▪️ #FarmFriday #EdibleLandscaping #EdibleLandscape #Permaculture #SustainableLandscaping #FullBloom #SustainableGardening #MasterGardener #Houston #GardenCoach #Zone9A #TheHappyGardeningLife #UrbanFarm #UrbanFarmer #UrbanGardening #UrbanGarden #EpicGardening #GrowForIt #EatOrganic #SlowFoodMovement #BackyardFarmer #PesticideFree #CityFarm #GrowingFood #SustainableSprout #CityGarden #FallGarden #OrganicGarden #GardenGram #EatWhatYouGrow

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Music: Going Home by Lee Rosevere

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Show Notes:
+Big City Gardener: Timothy’s website
+@bigcitygardener on Instagram

Ep. 4-5: Nerding Out on Gardening | Christy Wilhelmi & Gardenerd

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I have a feeling it's going to be a good tomato year. Happy Saturday!! Enjoying my Marvel stripe tomato. 🍅

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Music: Going Home by Lee Rosevere

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Show Notes:
+Gardenerd.com & Gardenerd Podcast
+@gardenerd1 on Instagram
+Gardenerd on Facebook
+Christy’s Patreon
+Christy’s YouTube
+Episode 19: Christy Wilhelmi on the Root Simple podcast
+Ep. 105: Gardenerd’s Tips for Organic Gardening Success on the Root Simple podcast
+Episode 119: A Chat with Gardenerd on the Root Simple podcast
+The National Heirloom Expo
Christy’s Books:
+Gardening for Geeks
+400 Tips for Organic Gardening Success

Ep. 4-4: Permaculture, Natural History, & the Urban Garden | Katelyn Reeves

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Prepping my ethnobotany presentation today for the Native Arts Day event. It's hosted by the Rio Brazos Master Naturalist this coming Saturday at Big bear Museum in Cleburne. Trying to pick which native plants would be most interesting but also most significant to the tribes who lived here for ages before removal, namely the Witchita and Comanche people. Learning about the history of these plants really deepens my appreciation of them, how they sustained human and other animal life for all these years. They deserve our upmost respect! #peopleandplants #respect #ethnobotany

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Music: Going Home by Lee Rosevere

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Show Notes
+@vinegar_fairy on Instagram
+Berry Bee Urban Farm on Facebook
+iNaturalist
+Texas Master Naturalists
+Tandy Hills Natural Area

Ep. 4-3: Wildflowers of Texas | Michael Eason

Zinnia grandiflora

Asclepias asperula

Stretpanthus culteri

Stenandrium and Physaria

All photos above courtesy of Michael Eason. Photo cover from Timber Press.

In the spring I previewed and then bought the newly published Wildflowers of Texas field guide which has turned out to be the book I’ve always wanted but had been missing from my field guide collection. I knew after I read the book that I wanted to talk to the author, Michael Eason. Luckily, it worked out that Michael was available to talk about researching and writing this book, botany, and searching for rare and unusual plants in Texas. Even if you aren’t in Texas you will find the conversation enlightening and will hopefully take away a desire to know more about the wildflowers in your region.

Music: Going Home by Lee Rosevere

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Show Notes
+Wildflowers of Texas on Amazon
+Michael’s Bio via Workman Publishing
+In a New Guide, Alpine Botanist Captures the Glories of Texas Wildflowers via Marfa Public Radio
+West Texas Talk:
Conservation Botanist Michael Eason via Marfa Public Radio
+The Elusive Dogtooth Violet via Texas Highways magazine
+Web Extra: Millennium Seed Bank via Texas Highways magazine
+Saving Texas Landscapes via the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center regarding the Millenium Seed Bank

Ep. 4-2: Gardening, Cooking, & Slow Living in Nova Scotia | Sherrie Graham & Nova Scotia Kitchens

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Good morning from the garden, the most wonderful (and weedy 😂) place of all. 💚

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The August post is up! The lovely Ash (@turnerfamilyfarm) shares a recipe for fermented buckwheat pancakes that are gluten free (also delicious, seriously!) and endlessly adaptable. Take a look at the post pictures at novascotiakitchens.com to see Ernie the dog (SO cute!) in Ash’s charming farmhouse kitchen, and you can hear her super cute kiddos in the podcast, too. Enjoy!

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Music: Going Home by Lee Rosevere

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*Note: in the episode I mention Margaret Roach’s garden as being in zone 6—I was mistaken, she is in 5b! My apologies!*

Show Notes
+Nova Scotia Kitchens Podcast Website–be sure to flip through her beautiful show notes!
+@grahamsherrie on Instagram–her personal Instagram page
+@NovaScotiaKitchens on Instagram–the podcast’s Instagram page
+Nova Scotia Kitchens on Facebook
+Out of Old Nova Scotia Kitchens cookbook on Amazon—a bit of the inspiration for Sherrie’s podcast
+The Weekend Gardener Radio Show with Nicki Jabbour–Sherrie’s episode is the August 5, 2018 episode.
+Nova Scotia Kitchens offers tasty recipes, blog and podcast via the Yarmouth County Vanguard
+The Wellington Farm–Sherrie’s website

Ep. 4-1: Summer In My Mom’s Garden and Welcome to Season 4

Music: Going Home by Lee Rosevere

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Show Notes
+Ep. 1-2: A Conversation with my Mom
+Amish Friendship Bread
+Mark Bittman’s No Knead Bread recipe
+Variegated Ajugas: Ajuga ‘Sparkler’ & Ajuga ‘Pink Lightning’
+The New Shade Garden by Ken Druse

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