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Janey welcomes Debb Cozzi back on the podcast to explore fall seed starting tips! Together, they discuss how to shift from starting annuals to perennials, with Debb sharing valuable insights on everything from understanding plant lifecycles to clever tips like using wet coffee filters and vermiculite on all her seeds. She’ll also share some of her successes, failures, and lessons learned as one very skilled seed starter.
Be sure to tune into the next episode for Part Two, where they’ll dive into the best seed-starting tips!Debb is a self-taught gardener who tends a two-acre property in rural San Diego County, Zone 9B. As Debb says, “The garden is a great teacher who whispers wisdom. My goal is to provide a place where you find beauty, encouragement, and friendship centered on the shared delight of gardening.”
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In this episode, Janey welcomes Debb Cozzi from Debb’s Garden! It's time to get ready for all things fall, including fall seed starting. Debb, who lives on a two-acre property, turned to seed starting to transform her large space. Janey and Debb discuss what sparked Debb’s interest in seed starting and the best ways to begin your own seed-starting journey.
Be sure to tune into the next episode for Part Two, where they’ll dive into the best seed-starting tips!Debb is a self-taught gardener who tends a two-acre property in rural San Diego County, Zone 9B. As Debb says, “The garden is a great teacher who whispers wisdom. My goal is to provide a place where you find beauty, encouragement, and friendship centered on the shared delight of gardening.”
Check out Janey’s tour of Debb’s amazing property
Swallowtail Seed Company (Debb’s favorite seed supplier!)
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In this episode, Janey chats with lifelong gardener Sam Niemann. Sam’s love for gardening started early - he’d sneak out to visit the local garden center and would read every horticulture book he could get his hands on cover-to-cover. At 14, when he wasn’t hired at his local garden center because they doubted his expertise, Sam just started helping customers on his own! Tune in to hear how it all worked out and how his love of gardening continued to shape his future career and the creation of Bleume.
Bleume is a houseplant fertilizer and was started with the goal of bringing the joy of houseplants to everyone and will be released this fall! Sam is a lifelong gardener whose passion for plants and nature has been the driving force behind his extensive knowledge and expertise in horticulture. Sam is the founder of Grown by Design, a Chicago-based landscape design firm and Bleume, a high-quality home and gardening brand aimed at inspiring people to connect with nature.
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In this episode Janey welcomes Angela to discuss vermicomposting otherwise known as worm composting. They talk about using this method specifically in garden beds - worms are surprisingly smart and giving them space allows them to move to the conditions they need to survive, thrive and give your garden incredible benefits, like improving soil texture, structure and aeration, increasing nutrients and more! Worm castings (worm poop) also contribute to faster plant growth and can prevent plant disease.
Listen to learn how you can add this amazing, natural method to your garden beds!
Angela Judd has been a Master Gardener since 2015 and is dedicated to teaching desert gardening through her website,"Growing in the Garden", as well as YouTube, Instagram, and her monthly online class, "Growing in the Garden Academy." She authored "How to Grow Your Own Food" and created planting guides for low desert gardening. Her mission is to help others succeed in challenging growing conditions!
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On this podcast, Janey welcomes Sara Bendrick where they dive into the world of ‘no mow, native lawns,' a fantastic alternative for traditional lawn landscapes. With more people swapping out traditional lawns for artificial turf, Sara talks about this awesome alternative, drought-tolerant, low-maintenance, and full of charm, these native lawns can add a touch of whimsy to your outdoor space. Tune in to learn how you can embrace this eco-friendly option and give your yard a sustainable makeover! They also talk about more upcoming trends in the landscape world.
Sara is a landscape designer/contractor, TV host and Author. Sara owns and operates Sarita Landscape Designs which focuses on residential design throughout Southern California. For part of the year Sara travels the country doing talks and often hosts landscape renovation shows that encourage people to value the outdoor spaces they have.
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Janey welcomes Lauren Pratt on this episode for a conversation about the differences between native and invasive plants. Lauren is a lifetime gardener and the founding principal designer of Pratt Landscape Design. Put simply by Lauren, there are native plants that are great for where you are, but there are also non-native plants that are also great for where you are! A sometimes controversial topic in the gardening world, join them to dive deeper into this topic.
Lauren has over 20 years of design experience and went to school for interior design. She fell into the world of landscape design after being hired as a design assistant for a landscape architect at a local civil engineering firm and never looked back! Pratt Landscape Design is located in the Central Valley and focuses on sustainable, waterwise planting and design. Landscape is truly her passion and that shows in this fun conversation!
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In this episode, Janey is chatting with Phil D’Angelis from Phil’s Figs! Phil does not just love figs, he’s obsessed with figs! The obsession began when Phil had his first taste of a fresh fig while backpacking in Italy and when he started being able to grow them in his North Carolina garden.
They discuss the best tips and tricks for growing and maintaining fig trees like the right time to prune your trees, the “rule of three” and propagation. Phil’s goal is to make them accessible in all climates, for everyone. Figs are extremely unique in so many ways, join them for this fun chat about this iconic tree!
Figs: A Global History.
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Join Janey for a chat with the owner of Bauman’s Family Farms, Brian Bauman. Bauman’s was started by Brian’s great grandmother as a small seed farm, and today has become a destination for families and gardeners alike. Coined by Janey as “Disneyland for Gardeners”, they talk about how Bauman’s came to be through five generations of the Bauman family.
Brian tells us what it is like to run a family garden center, how they maintain quality and how he went from accounting to growing amazing flowers.
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Janey’s friend Maria Failla from Growing Joy with Maria is joining her on the podcast today! Join them to talk about Maria’s fascinating journey from Broadway actress and plant killer to full-time happy plant lady!
They will also discuss easy, practical tips from picking the right plant for your lifestyle, understanding your indoor light and much more! Maria is a wealth of information for all of you beginner “plant parents!” She is here to help you to care for houseplants successfully and still get the benefits of gardening, but inside. If you’re looking to start your houseplant journey this is a must listen.
Maria is an author, podcast host, educator and Plant Killer Turned Happy Plant lady! If you like what you heard, please check her out:
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Join Janey and Heather Wheatley for a conversation about Green Blindness, a little known term for not knowing the type of plants you’re seeing and more importantly not knowing the role they play in our environment. She’s on a mission to help us understand what knowing about plants can tell us from soil, water quality, history of an area and so much more!
They also discuss “biophilia” which is the idea that humans have an innate tendency to connect with nature and other living beings. The term literally translates to "love of life and you’ll love this conversation! Plant lover or not, we are finding more and more that humans feel the need to be connected whether through colors in their home or natural elements in their spaces.
If you’re listening to this podcast, you probably know how a connection with plants can improve your wellbeing, but we discuss why that connection is so vital to all, not just plant lovers.
Heather is a horticulturist and lifelong learner and we can all learn a lot from her in this episode!
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Claudia Weekes from the Organized Homemaker is joining Janey again!
Claudia Weekes is a Master Gardener and registered dietitian from Georgia. Claudia’s husband was in a car accident a few years ago which left him paralyzed and with a traumatic brain injury. Claudia’s husband loved gardening before the accident so she was determined to get him back out there, but this time needed to think about accessibility when planning their new space.
Join Janey and Claudia as they discuss some great things to think about when planning an accessible garden like wide pathways for wheelchairs, raised beds to prevent bending over, special tools and more! Claudia wanted to ensure there wasn’t a place in the garden he couldn’t access and is sharing her insight with all of us!
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Claudia Weekes is a Master Gardener and registered dietitian from Georgia. Claudia’s husband was in a terrible car accident a few years ago which left him paralyzed and with a traumatic brain injury. Their whole lives changed and plans for the future shifted as Claudia looked for ways to assist him in their new reality.
Claudia created a sensory garden to help calm his mind and was so pleased with how much it helped in his recovery and sense of wellbeing. Join Janey and Claudia as they discuss how to create a sensory garden of your own! From plant recommendations and additions to satisfy all the senses. Sensory gardens are amazing for mental health issues including dementia, depression, brain injuries, autism and so much more.
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Renowned Canadian artist Julia Veenstra is joining the podcast today to talk about one of her mantras: “Living and Working Artfully.” Julia is known for capturing vivid landscapes, and also known for her love of gardening. As a lifelong artist, Julia brings another viewpoint to the garden, including form, shape, color and composition. Come join Janey and Julia for a discussion on how living artfully can change the way you look at your garden. It can help identify what might be missing to really make your garden speak to you. Julia’s passion for her art and her garden can remind us all to slow down, and live artfully.
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Author, blogger and Master Gardener Stacy Ling is on the podcast today sharing her secrets for creating a beautiful garden without all the work! She has mastered the art of an easy-care garden and is giving us some tips and tricks! Stacy Ling is the author of the book The Bricks ’n Blooms Guide to a Beautiful and Easy Care Flower Garden and a blogger who writes the blog Bricks ’n Blooms from her 1850 farmhouse located in zone 6b northern New Jersey.
She is a master gardener who’s been gardening for over 25 years and enjoys sharing her passion to help beginners find their inner green thumb, as well as discover a love for all things plants and flowers. Stacy loves to bring the outdoors inside her home and decorates with a comfy, casual, and cottagecore style.
Come grow stuff and create beautiful spaces with her.
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While on a work trip to Southern Brasil, Ushio Sakazakai noticed some wild petunias growing in a unique way. Instead of growing up, they were growing out. Way out. He took some seeds back home to Japan and eventually developed the plant we all know and love, the Supertunia!On this episode of the Dig, Plant, Water, Repeat podcast,
Janey was able to sit down with the famed plant breeder to have a discussion about how supertunias, superbenas and superbells came about, his work with Proven Winners and the importance of keeping plants somewhat wild for the consumer.
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Tyler & Brian are gardeners in love and gardeners who travel! This dynamic duo visited the RHS Chelsea Flower Show this past May and now has all the details about the show that we all want to hear!
On this episode of the Dig, Plant, Water, Repeat podcast, Tyler & Brian give us the details about their gardening journey, which took them from Charlotte, North Carolina, all the way to the UK for the best flower show there is! The spill the beans on the upcoming gardening trends and what we need in our gardens now! To see Tyler & Brian’s pictures from Chelsea, check out their IG and YouTube (it’s going to make you want to book your trip to Chelsea, I promise!):
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Jenny and her husband Jerry are the owners of a beautiful garden center called Creekside Nursery in Dallas, North Carolina They are also creators of the YouTube channel Gardening with Creekside where they provide inspiration and education for gardening. Living in the South,
Jenny is familiar with red clay soil. Her home and garden center are located in an area with massive amounts of clay making planting difficult at times. Jenny is on the podcast today talking about ways she has learned to cope with the clay soil, how to work with it, not against it, and how to get plants to thrive.
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Jim Putnam is the renowned creator of HortTube, a YouTube channel dedicated to demystifying gardening. With his over three decades of gardening experience, he is a master at providing no-nonsense gardening advice.On today’s episode, Janey and Jim discuss what Jim has coined “Sudden Plant Death Season.” The middle of summer where the unrelenting heat can claim a plant before you even have a chance to notice it’s struggle. Jim discusses why we need to avoid panic watering, why wilting plants might be ok, and how to water properly during this hot time of year.
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Days before the country was shut down in 2020 due to the pandemic, Melissa learned her child was diagnosed with autism. As a coping mechanism for the stress of the time, Melissa’s husband encouraged her to get out into the garden. Little did Melissa know, that encouragement would change everything. Gardening became her escape as well as a tool to interact with her son.
The sensory experience of gardening not only helped her, but her son as well.Melissa is on the podcast today sharing her experience and educating us on why gardening not only can help autistic children interact with the world, but can also help autistic caregivers as well.
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The art of enjoying free time is not a culture North Americans are well immersed in. On today’s episode, Craige Pearce, founder and creator of Goodland outdoor products is discussing the importance the pursuit of pause.
With considerate design, Goodland inspires meaningful reasons to unplug and pause.Like gardening, the focus of soaking in a Goodland wood burning hot tub is not so much about the outcome, but more the ritual or act of the process. It’s a way to create meaningful routines to inspire mindfulness and ground us in nature.
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