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America's Home Grown Veggies
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America's Home Grown Veggies episodes
- 04/16/16 Guest Rhonda Fleming HayesJoin Daryl and her guest Rhonda Fleming Hayes, author of Pollinator Friendly Gardening. Learn why pollinators are critical to our food supply and how you can help them.58 min
- 04/09/16 Guest Christina KampJoin Daryl and her guest Christina Kamp from Little Sprouts Learning as we talk about gardening and cooking with children. Even 2 year olds can get involved and she’ll tell you how.1 hr
- 03/26/16 Guest Ryan HarbDaryl’s guest is Ryan Harb, a Certified Permaculture Designer and winner of the White House Champions of Change: Campus Challenge in 2012. We talk about the winning permaculture project, getting locally grown food into schools, and how Permaculture works, including the food forest.59 min
- 03/19/16 Guest Kate CopseyJoin Daryl and her guest Kate Copsey, former host of America's Home Grown Veggie Show and author of the brand new book, "The Downsized Veggie Garden: How to Garden Small - Wherever You Live, Whatever Your Space". Join us for some gardening tips for getting a jump on spring planting.59 min
- 03/12/16 Guest Elizabeth MillardJoin Daryl and her guest Elizabeth Millard, author of Backyard Pharmacy; Growing Medicinal Plants in Your Own Yard and Indoor Kitchen Gardening: Turn Your Home Into a Year Round Vegetable Garden : Microgreens - Sprouts - Herbs - Mushrooms - Tomatoes, Peppers & More.59 min
- 03/05/16 Guest Renee ShepherdDaryl’s guest is Renee Shepherd, owner of Renee's Garden. Join us as we talk about where new garden variety seeds come from, the difference between "certified organic" and organically grown seeds, and learn about some great new and heirloom varieties she has found.59 min
- 02/06/16 Guest Helen YoestJoin Daryl Pulis and her guest Helen Yoest, author of the new book "Good Berry Bad Berry: Who's Edible, Who's Toxic and How to Tell the Difference "1 hr
- 01/30/16 Guest Joe Lamp'lJoin Daryl and her guest Joe Lamp'l, host of Growing a Greener World on PBS. Joe shares some of the exciting shows he's planning and we talk about some great tomatoes we’re planning to grow.58 min
- 01/16/16 Guest Craig LeHoulierJoin Daryl Pulis and tomato expert Craig LeHoullier as they discuss the Dwarf Tomato Project. Learn about these great new plants that take up less space but grow full-sized tomatoes.59 min
- 01/09/16 Guest Craig LeHoullierJoin Daryl Pulis and her guest Craig LeHoullier, author of “Growing Vegetables in Straw Bales.” Learn how to prepare and plant in bales, the perfect “container” for easy gardening.57 min
About America's Home Grown Veggies
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America’s Home Grown Veggies with Daryl Pulis is the year round veggie show that helps you extend the vegetable growing season to 12 months a year. Join Daryl Pulis every Saturday at 10A EST on America’s Web Radio as she interviews experts in growing vegetables outside, inside and in containers.
Daryl Pulis is past president of the Georgia Master Gardener Association and was named Master Gardener of the Year in 1994. She became Advanced Training Coordinator for the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service Master Gardener Program after serving as Extension Agriculture Program Assistant.
A popular speaker in the South, she hosted The Garden Show on WMLB Radio each Saturday morning and provided a weekly GreenThumb Garden Tip of the Week on News Channel 4.
She was a guest designer for the HGTV Show, “Landscape Solutions” and one of her designs was featured in Harris Publications’ “Easy-Care Landscaping 2005.”
She is the manager of the CompuServe/Netscape Gardening Forum, was a regular contributor to “New South Gardener” magazine, and has been quoted in several publications including “Organic Gardening”, “The Atlanta Journal” and “USA Today” as well as being former Garden Columnist for Appen Newspapers.
Daryl has been interested in plants since childhood. At her home north of Atlanta, she has an organic vegetable garden and raises a variety of fruits as part of an edible landscape.