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Grow your patch episodes
- How to care for your bees in the winter with Kerrie-Ann Egner from Rusty Gate Honey
Looking after your bees in Winter is so important to help them come out the other side and start Spring off as a strong and healthy hive. In this episode learn about what you can do to look after your bees in Winter. Kerrie-Ann and I also chat about their recent success at the Bathurst show and you can find out where to purchase their honey both in store and online.
29 min - Talking to Megan Adams about her garden and growing garlic.
On today's episode I chat to Megan Adams from @ginham_gardener about her beautiful garden, productive veggie patch and her tips on growing and storing garlic.
43 min - Planting spring bulbs
This episode is going to help you with your spring bulbs. How to plant, when to plant and how to prepare the soil it will give you all the tips you need to get some wonderful colour in your garden this Spring.
15 min - How to overcome garden envy.Social media can be a wonderful tool, but it can also cause that green eyed monster to emerge. On this week's episode of grow your patch something a little bit different to the normal podcast episode on chatting about gardens. Today I am talking about garden envy and what you can do to not fall into that trap. Always remember the grass is greenest where you water it. This episode applies to life as well not just gardening. Enjoy.11 min
- Things to be doing in you April garden
In this episode I cover a few things you can be doing in your garden in April. For most parts of the country April is the perfect time to get out in the garden and take some action to prepare not only for Winter but also Spring and Summer.
14 min - Vegetable rotation with Toni Salter
Today I am chatting with Toni Salter who is also known as the_veggie_lady on instagram. Toni has made a career out of her love of gardening and runs courses and workshops helping others develop their love as well. Learn how crop rotation can help you get the best out of your veggie patch and what to plant in each rotation.
Toni has some great free information in her links such as garden checklists and things to plant now. As well as her course information and a VIP club.
Links below.
Backyard Veggies | Veggie Lady Training (theveggielady.com)VIP CLUB MEMBERSHIP (thinkific.com)The Veggie Club (thinkific.com)The Veggie Club (thinkific.com)38 min - Chatting to Jess from @Patchontheplains about how her garden has evolved into her business..
Jess Harcum's garden has changed focus in the last few years. What started as a hobby growing beautiful flowers and giving them to friends and family as gifts has turned into a little business and in the episode we chat about her garden, her veggie patch and growing cut flowers.
25 min - Why knowing your planting zone is so important for a thriving garden
In this weeks episode we cover the different climate zones in Australia and why knowing yours is so important for a happy healthy thriving garden.
15 min - Things to be doing in your garden in the month of March
Hello Autumn my old friend! Autumn is a wonderful time to be in the garden but often after summer there is a bit of work to be done. This episode will run you through some of the things to be doing this month.
11 min - Chatting to Shavorn from @that_girlinthe garden
Today's guest is Shavorn from https://www.instagram.com/that_girlinthegarden Shavorn is someone who has a genuine love in growing food and also has some house cows, chooks and is interested in bees. Here we chat about what's going on in her garden at the moment, her soil type and climate and what she recommends for newbie gardeners starting out.
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About Grow your patch
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A podcast about gardening and self-sufficiency. From growing food to flowers, house cows to hens this podcast is going to help you get the most out of your patch of dirt no matter how big or small.