Gals Who Grow

After a long winter, the garden is finally whispering that spring is on the way… 🌱✨

In this week’s episode of the Gals Who Grow podcast, we’re talking all about the early signs of spring in the garden and how to spot those first little hints that the growing season is waking up. From tiny green shoots pushing through the soil to swelling buds on shrubs and trees, we’re sharing what we’re seeing in our own yards—and what you might be noticing in yours, too.

If you’ve been scanning your flower beds for signs of life, wondering whether those green bits are weeds or something wonderful, this episode is for you. 

Whether you’re a cut flower grower, vegetable gardener, or just someone craving sunshine and soil under your fingernails, this episode will help you tune into the rhythms of late winter and step confidently into spring gardening season.

Let’s celebrate the small signs of life together—and get ready for everything that’s about to bloom. 🌷

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Is your garden not thriving the way you hoped? Before you blame your soil, seeds, or skills — it might be all about location.

In this week’s episode of the Gals Who Grow podcast, we’re talking about one of the most important (and most overlooked) parts of successful gardening: choosing the best spot for your garden. Whether you’re starting a brand-new vegetable garden, planning a cut flower garden, or considering moving your current beds, garden placement can make all the difference.

We’re breaking down how to evaluate sun exposure, shade patterns, wind, drainage, soil conditions, and surrounding environmental factors so you can set your plants up for success from day one. Because gardening shouldn’t feel like guessing — and you shouldn’t have to waste an entire growing season wondering why your tomatoes, flowers, or raised beds aren’t producing.

If you’re planning your spring garden, designing a backyard garden layout, or troubleshooting a struggling space, this episode will help you confidently choose the right garden location and grow with more ease and joy this season.

Let’s make this your best garden year yet! 🌿✨

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Seed starting season is here! 🌱 On this episode of Gals Who Grow, we’re sharing our favorite seed starting supplies and proven seed starting tips to help you grow strong, healthy seedlings at home.

We cover how to start seeds indoors for cut flowers and veggies, including the best trays, soil mixes, grow lights, and timing for success. Learn what tools are actually worth investing in, how to avoid common seed starting mistakes, and how to confidently begin your garden season on the right foot.

Whether you’re new to gardening or looking to improve your indoor seed starting setup, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you grow better plants from seed and set your garden up for success.

🌼 Perfect for home gardeners, flower farmers, and anyone planning their spring garden.

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This week on Gals Who Grow, we’re kicking off garden planning season by creating our vision boards and dreaming up what we want our gardens to look like in the year ahead. From big-picture goals to the nitty-gritty details, we’re sharing our best tips for actually getting started—without the overwhelm.

We chat through how we approach seed selection, simple ways to stay organized, and how we build planting schedules that work with real life. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener growing your own cut flowers and veggies, or a new grower staring at a pile of seed packets wondering where to begin, this episode is all about turning inspiration into a plan you can actually stick to.

Grab a cozy drink, your garden notebook, and come plan along with us 🌸

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As we look ahead to a brand new garden and farming year, we’re taking some time to dream big 🌸

In this episode, we’re sharing our growing goals for 2026 — from what we’re hoping our garden spaces will look and feel like, to the flowers, projects, and rhythms we’re excited to try this season. We talk honestly about balancing big garden dreams with real-life capacity, and how we’re beginning to plan for the year ahead in a way that feels intentional, flexible, and joyful.

Whether you’re already deep into seed catalogs or just starting to imagine what this year could look like in your garden, this episode is all about slowing down, setting meaningful goals, and taking the first gentle steps toward a season you’ll truly enjoy. 🌿✨

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Ranunculus may be the queen of spring flowers, but let’s be honest—they can be a little intimidating at first. 🌸

In this week’s episode, one of the Gals is sharing her personal ranunculus growing journey, including the tips, tricks, and lessons learned along the way. From planting and timing to troubleshooting common mistakes, we’re talking through what actually worked, what didn’t, and how to set yourself up for success with these stunning spring bloomers.

Whether you’re planting ranunculus for the very first time or hoping for better blooms this season, this episode is packed with real-life experience, practical advice, and plenty of encouragement to keep growing—imperfections and all. 🌱

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It’s winter, the garden is resting, and our hands may be cold—but our garden dreams are wide awake. 🌱📚

This week on the podcast, we’re sharing our go-to gardening books—the ones we reach for every winter as we dream, plan, and gather inspiration for the growing season ahead. From timeless garden classics to well-loved modern favorites, these books keep us connected to gardening during winter and help us envision what’s next in our own backyards.

If you’re looking for the best gardening books to read in winter, craving fresh garden inspiration, or starting your garden planning long before spring arrives, this episode is for you. Grab a cozy blanket, a warm drink, and let’s dream about spring together.

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This week on Gals Who Grow, we’re bringing a little seasonal magic to your earbuds with a cozy chat all about holiday crafts and garden-inspired décor. From foraged wreaths to dried-flower ornaments to simmer pots, we’re sharing our favorite ways to bring the beauty of the garden indoors for the holidays. Whether you're looking to spruce up your home with natural touches or hoping to create heartfelt, handmade gifts, this episode is packed with inspiration to help you slow down, get creative, and celebrate the season with what you already have growing around you. 

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This week on Gals Who Grow, we’re sharing our favorite garden gifts of the season — the tried-and-true tools we swear by, the pretty little things that make our garden hearts flutter, and the wish list items we’re secretly hoping to unwrap this holiday season.

Whether you're shopping for your favorite plant-loving friend (or doing a little treating-yourself), we’ve rounded up thoughtful, practical, and downright delightful ideas for every kind of gardener - and every budget.

Grab a cozy drink, settle in, and let’s talk gifts that bring joy to us and our garden spaces. 💚

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On this week’s episode of Gals Who Grow, we’re getting real about something that’s been quietly transforming our lives lately: finally putting our bodies at the top of the priority list. From the tiny habits that are making big differences to the surprising things we’ve learned about caring for ourselves well, we’re sharing what’s working, what’s funny, and what’s still a total mystery.

Join us for an honest, cozy, and encouraging chat about learning to nourish the bodies that carry us through gardening, our work and home lives, and everything in between. Grab your coffee or tea and settle in for some feel-good girl talk.

** Disclaimer**

We’re not medical professionals—just three friends sharing our own experiences and what’s been helping us lately. This episode does touch on personal topics around health and well-being, so please listen only if it feels good for you today. If you’re not in the right headspace, it’s more than okay to skip this one and come back another time. We love you and want you to take care of yourself first. 💛 

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