In this FIRST episode of the brand new season of the Growing Gardeners podcast we are digging in to three things you DON'T need to be successful gardener.  And I am also throwing in three must haves as well!!!  This is a perfectly timed episode as we are gearing up to plant our cool season garden, and probably, making lots of trips to the nursery.  What I have learned in the last 6 years of coaching gardeners is that we love to overcomplicate gardening.  Just like sourdough, fermenting, and everything else, complicated seems to be the norm. This episode is going to help you get good footing for your season so that you can grow a garden you love!!

When you start a new garden season, whether it is your first season or fifty first, there is an urge to buy more, plant more, grow more.  But what if some things that we are spending lots of time and money on aren't even necessary and may be sabatoging our season.  What??? Yep!!  I have alot of opinions on this, so let's dig in!!  And if you feel like you could benefit from more simplified instruction, more encouragement, more accountability, the Wild Child Garden Club doors are open to new members right now!!!  Join us HERE!!

Why tillers and tractors and chemical fertilizers are unnecessary for the backyard gardener and that they may actually be causing you more harm than good.

How it always comes back to your soil. No matter what, the soil, and how good or not it is, is always going to be the foundation for everything else we experience in a season.

How timing affects so much more than we understand in the garden.  This is so overlooked.  In this episode we are going to dig into timing and we will learn why this tiny little act of scheduling can define your season!

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