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Travel: It’s become too easy these days. With the ease of online hotel bookings and travel review sites, your holiday is never more than a couple clicks away. But if you’re looking for more than a “Yelp” experience, this is your show. Your host, Justin Jones, is a self-styled travel guru who likes his travel with more grit than glamour. He’ll drag you off the beaten path to unlock the secrets of exotic locales while cutting to the core of local culture. Hear what the locals eat, where they hang out, and where to find the best deals and bargains. Discover what life is like on the other side of a one way ticket with Justin Jones!

Radical Travel - Justin Jones

Is your future unclear? Studies show that most Americans have not adequately prepared for their golden years. No matter what your financial status, Kris Miller -The Money Maestro- can help set you up for success so your retirement can be about pursuing your interests and enjoying your life, not stressing over bills. If you’re not managing your money, it’s managing you! Ready, Set, Retire is your go to resource to distill the confusing language associated with legal, financial and long term health planning so that you will be secure – mind, body and spirit . Ready, Set, Retire is an upbeat look at planning for retirement that offers actionable plans to ensure your security – body, mind and spirit for a joyful retirement.

Ready, Set, Retire - Kris Miller, chFEBS, CSA, LDA

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Doc Holliday’s Tea Party inspires freedom and lets liberty roll unencumbered to patriots across America. We stand on the side of freedom as we speak out about current events, provide thought-provoking interviews and awaken sleeping patriots to become modern day Paul Reveres. Get fired up, get inspired, and let’s go out and rattle the very foundations of this nation as we pursue the happiness of fiscal responsibility, the joy of limited government, and the jubilation of free markets!

Doc Holliday's Tea Party - Ed Holliday

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Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose is a lively podcast that continues a beloved 35-year radio tradition. Hosted by gardening expert Michael Crose, the show offers practical lawn and garden advice, delivered with humor and backed by decades of hands-on experience.

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose

What does true intimacy with your horse look like? When you throw out all the stuff about being a good leader, pressure and release, training through various forms of manipulation (making your idea the horse’s idea) and you really truly Listen To Your Horse... it’s profoundly amazing what transpires.  When you treat Equus this way, you unlock a vast field of intelligence, that maybe you’ve never seen horses display before, because it hasn’t been honored or welcomed – there’s been no space created for that intelligence to emerge.  It’s an opening to the core of your being, it’s an exploration and celebration of the best parts of being alive; it’s a spiritual journey.  Jini Patel Thompson || ListenToYourHorse.com

What does true intimacy with your horse look like? When you throw out all the stuff about being a good leader, pressure and release, training through various forms of manipulation (making your idea the horse’s idea) and you really truly Listen To Your Horse... it’s profoundly amazing what transpires. When you treat Equus this way, you unlock a vast field of intelligence, that maybe you’ve never seen horses display before, because it hasn’t been honored or welcomed – there’s been no space created for that intelligence to emerge. It’s an opening to the core of your being, it’s an exploration and celebration of the best parts of being alive; it’s a spiritual journey. Jini Patel Thompson || ListenToYourHorse.com

Listen To Your Horse

THE TV CARPENTER PODCAST was voted in the TOP 5 home podcasts by "The Sunday Times" home magazine! As a TV Carpenter and DIY expert I have worked on the most popular UK interior design and garden makeover shows including, BBC "The Great Interior Design Challenge", "Interior Design Masters", Garden rescue" with Charlie Dimmock and ITV "Love Your Garden" with Alan Titchmarsh. In this weekly Podcast you will find out what happens behind the lens as I have fun interviewing the most talented Interior Designers, Gardeners, Colour physiologists, Producers, Lighting experts, Home makers, all with aim of inspiring you to pick up the tools and encouraging you to create your dream home.

THE TV CARPENTER PODCAST was voted in the TOP 5 home podcasts by "The Sunday Times" home magazine! As a TV Carpenter and DIY expert I have worked on the most popular UK interior design and garden makeover shows including, BBC "The Great Interior Design Challenge", "Interior Design Masters", Garden rescue" with Charlie Dimmock and ITV "Love Your Garden" with Alan Titchmarsh. In this weekly Podcast you will find out what happens behind the lens as I have fun interviewing the most talented Interior Designers, Gardeners, Colour physiologists, Producers, Lighting experts, Home makers, all with aim of inspiring you to pick up the tools and encouraging you to create your dream home.

THE TV CARPENTER : Home Makeovers with Wayne Perrey

Jimmy “Skinny” McKinney is answering questions on home improvement, remodeling, design, and building. Whether you do it yourself or hire a professional he can help you make sure you have the right tips and tools. Educating you on the latest products, trends and techniques.

Skinny On The Home

Tune in for discussions about homesteading challenges in the south so you can live a better life through growing your own food, personal development, and increasing your life skills.

Southern Homesteading Podcast

Breaking The Systems Of Control Podcast is all about finding, identifying, and exposing the systems that have control over our lives, and pursuing solutions within these problems. The angle we look at this is from a liberty minded individual, and my journey to finding as much personal freedom + liberty as possible, along with helping/encouraging others to find &amp; create freedom in their own lives. Topics we will talk about include: Politics (current + historical), Personal Finance, Homesteading, Entrepreneurship, Libertarianism (Voluntaryism, Anarchism, Anarcho-Capitalism &amp; Agorism), Cryptocurrency, Prepping, and much more!

Breaking The Systems Of Control Podcast is all about finding, identifying, and exposing the systems that have control over our lives, and pursuing solutions within these problems. The angle we look at this is from a liberty minded individual, and my journey to finding as much personal freedom + liberty as possible, along with helping/encouraging others to find & create freedom in their own lives. Topics we will talk about include: Politics (current + historical), Personal Finance, Homesteading, Entrepreneurship, Libertarianism (Voluntaryism, Anarchism, Anarcho-Capitalism & Agorism), Cryptocurrency, Prepping, and much more!

Breaking The Systems Of Control Podcast is all about finding,&nbsp;identifying, and exposing&nbsp;the systems that have control over our lives, and pursuing solutions within&nbsp;these problems.&nbsp;The angle we look at this is from a liberty minded individual, and my journey to finding as much personal freedom + liberty as possible, along with helping/encouraging others to find &amp; create freedom in their own lives. Topics we will talk about include: Politics (current + historical), Personal Finance, Homesteading, Entrepreneurship, Libertarianism (Voluntaryism, Anarchism, Anarcho-Capitalism &amp; Agorism), Cryptocurrency, Prepping, and much more!

Breaking The Systems Of Control

Aurora Generators PodcastTune in to the Aurora Generators Podcast—your go-to resource for everything related to reliable, diesel-powered backup and off-grid energy. Whether you’re protecting your home against outages or powering a remote cabin, each episode dives into practical insights, expert tips, and real-world case studies to help you choose, install, and maintain the perfect generator for your needs. What You’ll Hear<ul><li>Sizing &amp; Selection: Learn how to calculate the right generator capacity for your appliances, from essentials like refrigerators and sump pumps to luxury extras such as electric grills and home automation.</li></ul> <ul><li>Fuel &amp; Maintenance Tips: Discover best practices for fuel storage, routine service checks, and troubleshooting common issues—so your generator is ready when you need it most. </li><li>Installation Walkthroughs: Follow step-by-step guidance on transfer switches, load management panels, and safe wiring practices, with analogies and examples tailored for non-electricians. </li><li>Industry Trends &amp; Innovations: Stay up to date on new technologies—like smart remote monitoring and hybrid power systems—and how they can save you time, money, and hassle. </li><li>Listener Q&amp;A: Submit your toughest questions and get them answered by our engineering team, customer support specialists, and guest experts.</li></ul> Why Listen? <ul><li>Real-World Experience: Hosted by Aurora Generators’ in-house engineers and technicians who have installed hundreds of systems across North America. </li><li>Clear, Trustworthy Advice: We balance technical rigor with plain-language explanations—no jargon, just actionable guidance. </li><li>Community Focused: Join a community of homeowners, off-grid enthusiasts, and industry professionals. Share your story, offer feedback, and learn from others’ experiences.</li></ul> Ready to power your peace of mind? Visit us at www.AuroraGenerators.com or email Info@AuroraGenerators.com for show notes, episode transcripts, and exclusive resources.

Aurora Generators Podcast Tune in to the Aurora Generators Podcast—your go-to resource for everything related to reliable, diesel-powered backup and off-grid energy. Whether you’re protecting your home against outages or powering a remote cabin, each episode dives into practical insights, expert tips, and real-world case studies to help you choose, install, and maintain the perfect generator for your needs. What You’ll HearSizing & Selection: Learn how to calculate the right generator capacity for your appliances, from essentials like refrigerators and sump pumps to luxury extras such as electric grills and home automation. Fuel & Maintenance Tips: Discover best practices for fuel storage, routine service checks, and troubleshooting common issues—so your generator is ready when you need it most. Installation Walkthroughs: Follow step-by-step guidance on transfer switches, load management panels, and safe wiring practices, with analogies and examples tailored for non-electricians. Industry Trends & Innovations: Stay up to date on new technologies—like smart remote monitoring and hybrid power systems—and how they can save you time, money, and hassle. Listener Q&A: Submit your toughest questions and get them answered by our engineering team, customer support specialists, and guest experts. Why Listen? Real-World Experience: Hosted by Aurora Generators’ in-house engineers and technicians who have installed hundreds of systems across North America. Clear, Trustworthy Advice: We balance technical rigor with plain-language explanations—no jargon, just actionable guidance. Community Focused: Join a community of homeowners, off-grid enthusiasts, and industry professionals. Share your story, offer feedback, and learn from others’ experiences. Ready to power your peace of mind? Visit us at www.AuroraGenerators.com or email Info@AuroraGenerators.com for show notes, episode transcripts, and exclusive resources.

Generators

Joe Kempler and Scot Pollard have formed West Clay Realty and have decided to produce periodical, informative podcasts regarding buying, selling, lending, appraisals, inspections, and many other topics regarding residential real estate.

Joe Kempler is a former IBM and Lexmark marketing specialist of over 30 years experience across the nation. After retiring from there he went back home in Indiana and began building and selling homes. This led him to getting his real estate credentials. 15 years later he is going strong with a large network of clients, vendors and local charitable organizations. 

Scot Pollard is a retired NBA player of 11 years with 5 different teams. Like Joe, his experiences of moving from place to place and the multiple purchases and sales have led him to real estate. He walked into Joe’s office in 2017 and they instantly had a connection. The first 2 years of working under Encore Sotheby’s International real estate was a positive experience for both. In the fall of 2020 they decided to form West Clay Realty since they both live and work in the same neighborhood. Don’t let the name fool you though, these men are busy working the entire Indianapolis market. 

The website isn’t up and running yet but is <a href="https://westclayrealtors.com/" target="_blank">https://westclayrealtors.com/</a> and will be an interactive format with recent listings, reviews, pictures of local neighborhoods, and of course links to our podcasts for people to get to know us better and to possibly learn a little about real estate.

Joe Kempler and Scot Pollard have formed West Clay Realty and have decided to produce periodical, informative podcasts regarding buying, selling, lending, appraisals, inspections, and many other topics regarding residential real estate. Joe Kempler is a former IBM and Lexmark marketing specialist of over 30 years experience across the nation. After retiring from there he went back home in Indiana and began building and selling homes. This led him to getting his real estate credentials. 15 years later he is going strong with a large network of clients, vendors and local charitable organizations. Scot Pollard is a retired NBA player of 11 years with 5 different teams. Like Joe, his experiences of moving from place to place and the multiple purchases and sales have led him to real estate. He walked into Joe’s office in 2017 and they instantly had a connection. The first 2 years of working under Encore Sotheby’s International real estate was a positive experience for both. In the fall of 2020 they decided to form West Clay Realty since they both live and work in the same neighborhood. Don’t let the name fool you though, these men are busy working the entire Indianapolis market. The website isn’t up and running yet but is https://westclayrealtors.com/ and will be an interactive format with recent listings, reviews, pictures of local neighborhoods, and of course links to our podcasts for people to get to know us better and to possibly learn a little about real estate.

Joe Kempler and Scot Pollard have formed West Clay Realty and have decided to produce periodical, informative podcasts regarding buying, selling, lending, appraisals, inspections, and many other topics regarding residential real estate.

Joe Kempler is a former IBM and Lexmark marketing specialist of over 30 years experience across the nation. After retiring from there he went back home in Indiana and began building and selling homes. This led him to getting his real estate credentials. 15 years later he is going strong with a large network of clients, vendors and local charitable organizations. 

Scot Pollard is a retired NBA player of 11 years with 5 different teams. Like Joe, his experiences of moving from place to place and the multiple purchases and sales have led him to real estate. He walked into Joe’s office in 2017 and they instantly had a connection. The first 2 years of working under Encore Sotheby’s International real estate was a positive experience for both. In the fall of 2020 they decided to form West Clay Realty since they both live and work in the same neighborhood. Don’t let the name fool you though, these men are busy working the entire Indianapolis market. 

The website isn’t up and running yet but is <a href="https://westclayrealtors.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://westclayrealtors.com/</a> and will be an interactive format with recent listings, reviews, pictures of local neighborhoods, and of course links to our podcasts for people to get to know us better and to possibly learn a little about real estate.

West Clay Realty Podcast

A fun chatty podcast for tips and remarks about gardening, baking, entertaining and cooking.

Weekend Garden Party

Join us (April and Nate) on our journey to make 2021 the best year ever on our homestead. We have big plans for our gardens, our sheep, and adding a few more animals this year. We would love to help you learn from all our mistakes and maybe you can make 2021 the best year ever for your homestead too!

With My Hands Homestead - The Best Year Ever

Welcome to the Absolute Home Service Podcast. We're going to discuss important services for your home that you need and use every day. We will talk garage doors, garage door openers, heating and cooling systems, electrical issues, and of course, we will talk plumbing, too. We hope you will learn a little something along the way and we hope you enjoy watching or listening.

The Absolute Home Service Podcast

In 2011, Steven Montgomery decided to leave his day job to pursue his calling: business. He creates his company, That 1 Painter, which has now grown to fifteen crews, and is now expanding nationwide under Steven’s leadership. That 1 Painter exists to help people, through customer service and through a great company culture.

That 1 Painter

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Feng Shui Your Day helps people look at their lives with a fresh perspective.
Kathryn Wilking is an Author, Feng Shui Expert and Podcast Host. She's been an amazing problem-solver for decades, helping people ‘make sense of their space’!   
Each episode offers a segue into different areas of life, featuring easy and practical tips to create a Life You Love.   
Creating healthy habits for life’s issues can reduce stress, leading to better relationships and a healthy work-life balance. Join us for a lively discussion each week!
Ever thought of taking charge and cultivate things to work in your favor? 
Listen in with her guests each week.
Life can be better. 
Feng Shui Your Day offers practical solutions for life’s issues, in today’s crazy world.
‘Get Your Space Working for YOU’!  
Website: https://www.kathrynwilking.com

Feng Shui Your Day helps people look at their lives with a fresh perspective. Kathryn Wilking is an Author, Feng Shui Expert and Podcast Host. She's been an amazing problem-solver for decades, helping people ‘make sense of their space’! Each episode offers a segue into different areas of life, featuring easy and practical tips to create a Life You Love. Creating healthy habits for life’s issues can reduce stress, leading to better relationships and a healthy work-life balance. Join us for a lively discussion each week! Ever thought of taking charge and cultivate things to work in your favor? Listen in with her guests each week. Life can be better. Feng Shui Your Day offers practical solutions for life’s issues, in today’s crazy world. ‘Get Your Space Working for YOU’! Website: https://www.kathrynwilking.com

Feng Shui Your Day

Poultry pals Jed Dwight - the UK’s youngest fully qualified poultry judge and Editor of international poultry magazine Fancy Fowl - and Oliver Woodall chat about all things chickens, ducks, turkeys and geese, host a monthly Q&amp;A and provide plenty of fowl fun! <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Poultry pals Jed Dwight - the UK’s youngest fully qualified poultry judge and Editor of international poultry magazine Fancy Fowl - and Oliver Woodall chat about all things chickens, ducks, turkeys and geese, host a monthly Q&A and provide plenty of fowl fun! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Poultry pals Jed Dwight - the UK’s youngest fully qualified poultry judge and Editor of international poultry magazine Fancy Fowl - and Oliver Woodall chat about all things chickens, ducks, turkeys and geese, host a monthly Q&amp;A and provide plenty of fowl fun! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

BirdBoys - A Poultry Podcast!

Achieving a Lush, Healthy Lawn: An Introduction to Lawn Care Essentials A well-manicured lawn is a source of pride for many homeowners, providing a beautiful outdoor space for relaxation, recreation, and enhancing the overall curb appeal of a property. However, maintaining a lush, healthy lawn requires more than just occasional mowing. It involves a combination of knowledge, effort, and dedication to various lawn care practices. This introduction to lawn care essentials will provide you with the foundation to create and sustain a vibrant, picture-perfect lawn. Understanding Grass Types The first step in effective lawn care is understanding the different types of grass and their unique characteristics. Grasses are broadly categorized into two groups: warm-season and cool-season grasses. Warm-season grasses, such as Bermuda grass, St. Augustine grass, Zoysia grass, and Bahia grass, thrive in hot, humid climates and are dormant during the cooler months. Bermuda grass is known for its dense, fine-textured turf, making it an excellent choice for high-use areas like sports fields and playgrounds. St. Augustine grass, with its broad, flat blades, creates a lush, carpet-like appearance and is well-suited for coastal regions. Zoysia grass forms a dense, slow-growing turf renowned for its remarkable heat and drought tolerance. Bahia grass is a hardy, low-maintenance option that can thrive in infertile soils. On the other hand, cool-season grasses like Kentucky Bluegrass, Fescue grasses, and Perennial Ryegrass perform best in temperate climates and tend to go dormant during the hottest months of the year. Kentucky Bluegrass boasts a lush, green color and dense growth habit, making it a popular choice for lawns in northern regions, though it requires regular watering and fertilization. Fescue grasses, including tall fescue and fine fescue varieties, are drought-tolerant and well-suited for shaded areas, with a coarse texture and less maintenance requirements. Perennial Ryegrass, with its quick germination and rapid establishment, is often used in lawn seed mixes to provide a lush, green appearance in a short time. Lawn Care Basics  Once you've chosen the appropriate grass type for your region and conditions, it's essential to understand the fundamental lawn care practices that will keep your lawn healthy and vibrant. Proper mowing is one of the most critical aspects. Maintaining the correct mowing height is crucial - cool-season grasses should be mowed at a higher height between 2.5 to 4 inches, while warm-season grasses can be mowed slightly lower at 1 to 3 inches. Following the "one-third" rule of never removing more than one-third of the grass blade's length in a single mowing encourages deeper root growth and drought tolerance. Proper watering is also key. Most lawns require about 1 to 1.5 inches of water per week during the growing season from rainfall or supplemental irrigation. Watering deeply and infrequently promotes deep root growth and drought resilience, whereas shallow, frequent watering leads to shallow roots susceptible to drought stress. Fertilization provides essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium for grass growth and overall lawn health. Cool-season grasses typically need fertilizing in early spring and late fall, while warm-season grasses should receive fertilizer in late spring or early summer. Following manufacturer instructions on application rates avoids over-fertilization issues. The foundation of a healthy lawn is proper soil preparation. A soil test reveals the pH level, nutrient content, and texture, guiding decisions on necessary amendments like compost to improve structure, water retention, and nutrient availability before establishing a new lawn. For new lawns or renovations, there are two main methods: seeding or sodding. Seeding involves soil preparation, selecting the right seed blend, evenly broadcasting seed, keeping soil consistently moist during germination, and patience as it can take weeks or months for full establishment. Sodding provides an instant lawn by laying pre-grown grass rolls, but is more expensive. It requires site grading, soil amendments, careful sod installation, consistent watering until rooted, and avoiding heavy traffic initially. Lawn Maintenance Schedules Effective lawn care involves following a regular maintenance schedule tailored to the grass type and climate. Spring tasks for cool-season grasses include raking or dethatching, aerating, applying pre-emergent herbicides if needed, fertilizing with a slow-release formula, and overseeding bare areas. Summer brings regular mowing following the one-third rule, deep infrequent watering, fertilizing warm-season grasses, and monitoring for pests, disease, and weeds that need control measures. In fall, aerating and overseeding improves density, cool-season grasses get fertilized for root development, leaves are removed to prevent matting, and irrigation systems are winterized where applicable. For cool-season grasses in winter, avoiding traffic on frozen dormant grass prevents damage while monitoring for snow mold issues until early spring maintenance begins again. Environmental Factors and Challenges Despite diligent lawn care, environmental factors like excessive heat, drought, cold, and shade can stress lawns, so selecting climate-appropriate grass types is crucial. Implementing proper irrigation, strategic tree pruning, and mulching mitigates these challenges. A healthy, well-maintained lawn is naturally more resistant to weeds, pests, and diseases, but these issues still require prompt identification and management through practices like proper mowing and fertilization, mechanical removal, targeted herbicides when needed, and integrated pest management combining cultural, biological, and chemical controls judiciously.  As environmental concerns grow, many homeowners seek more sustainable and eco-friendly approaches to lawn care that benefit the environment while promoting long-term lawn health and resilience. Minimizing synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides in favor of organic alternatives like compost, slow-release fertilizers, and biological controls reduces environmental impact. Water conservation through efficient irrigation systems, mulching, and proper mowing heights that retain soil moisture is crucial, especially in drought-prone regions. For an ultra low-maintenance, eco-friendly approach, alternatives to traditional grass like clover, moss, or drought-tolerant groundcovers provide a lush, green appearance with fewer inputs needed. Having the right lawn care tools and equipment ensures efficient and effective maintenance. Reel mowers provide a precise, emissions-free cut ideal for smaller lawns, while rotary gas or electric mowers suit most residential needs, with mulching capabilities to recycle clippings. Aerators create small holes allowing air, water, and nutrients into the soil, while dethatchers remove built-up thatch layers from suffocating the grass - vital practices maintained through manual or powered aerating and dethatching tools based on lawn size and soil type. Other specialized tools like edgers, spreaders for even fertilizer distribution, and proper tool maintenance and storage are also beneficial. For some, comprehensive lawn care's time and effort may be too demanding. Hiring professional services provides a convenient solution, but carefully evaluating potential providers is essential. Reputable companies employ trained, certified professionals following industry best practices with proven quality service records. Services span the gamut from routine mowing, fertilization and aeration to pest control, irrigation installation and more. Understanding their service scope, products used, pricing, scheduling availability and ensuring sustainable approaches align with your preferences is critical before hiring. Conclusion Achieving a lush, healthy lawn requires a comprehensive understanding across selecting appropriate grass types, implementing proper cultural practices like mowing, watering and fertilization, managing environmental challenges through sustainable eco-friendly approaches, using the right tools and equipment, or potentially hiring reputable professional services. Consistency, patience and attention to detail create a verdant outdoor oasis enhancing property appeal and providing spaces to relax or recreate. With knowledge and dedication, the rewards of a lush, meticulously maintained lawn await. Stick around in the coming days for more lawn care guidance. Thanks for listening- remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Achieving a Lush, Healthy Lawn: An Introduction to Lawn Care Essentials A well-manicured lawn is a source of pride for many homeowners, providing a beautiful outdoor space for relaxation, recreation, and enhancing the overall curb appeal of a property. However, maintaining a lush, healthy lawn requires more than just occasional mowing. It involves a combination of knowledge, effort, and dedication to various lawn care practices. This introduction to lawn care essentials will provide you with the foundation to create and sustain a vibrant, picture-perfect lawn. Understanding Grass Types The first step in effective lawn care is understanding the different types of grass and their unique characteristics. Grasses are broadly categorized into two groups: warm-season and cool-season grasses. Warm-season grasses, such as Bermuda grass, St. Augustine grass, Zoysia grass, and Bahia grass, thrive in hot, humid climates and are dormant during the cooler months. Bermuda grass is known for its dense, fine-textured turf, making it an excellent choice for high-use areas like sports fields and playgrounds. St. Augustine grass, with its broad, flat blades, creates a lush, carpet-like appearance and is well-suited for coastal regions. Zoysia grass forms a dense, slow-growing turf renowned for its remarkable heat and drought tolerance. Bahia grass is a hardy, low-maintenance option that can thrive in infertile soils. On the other hand, cool-season grasses like Kentucky Bluegrass, Fescue grasses, and Perennial Ryegrass perform best in temperate climates and tend to go dormant during the hottest months of the year. Kentucky Bluegrass boasts a lush, green color and dense growth habit, making it a popular choice for lawns in northern regions, though it requires regular watering and fertilization. Fescue grasses, including tall fescue and fine fescue varieties, are drought-tolerant and well-suited for shaded areas, with a coarse texture and less maintenance requirements. Perennial Ryegrass, with its quick germination and rapid establishment, is often used in lawn seed mixes to provide a lush, green appearance in a short time. Lawn Care Basics Once you've chosen the appropriate grass type for your region and conditions, it's essential to understand the fundamental lawn care practices that will keep your lawn healthy and vibrant. Proper mowing is one of the most critical aspects. Maintaining the correct mowing height is crucial - cool-season grasses should be mowed at a higher height between 2.5 to 4 inches, while warm-season grasses can be mowed slightly lower at 1 to 3 inches. Following the "one-third" rule of never removing more than one-third of the grass blade's length in a single mowing encourages deeper root growth and drought tolerance. Proper watering is also key. Most lawns require about 1 to 1.5 inches of water per week during the growing season from rainfall or supplemental irrigation. Watering deeply and infrequently promotes deep root growth and drought resilience, whereas shallow, frequent watering leads to shallow roots susceptible to drought stress. Fertilization provides essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium for grass growth and overall lawn health. Cool-season grasses typically need fertilizing in early spring and late fall, while warm-season grasses should receive fertilizer in late spring or early summer. Following manufacturer instructions on application rates avoids over-fertilization issues. The foundation of a healthy lawn is proper soil preparation. A soil test reveals the pH level, nutrient content, and texture, guiding decisions on necessary amendments like compost to improve structure, water retention, and nutrient availability before establishing a new lawn. For new lawns or renovations, there are two main methods: seeding or sodding. Seeding involves soil preparation, selecting the right seed blend, evenly broadcasting seed, keeping soil consistently moist during germination, and patience as it can take weeks or months for full establishment. Sodding provides an instant lawn by laying pre-grown grass rolls, but is more expensive. It requires site grading, soil amendments, careful sod installation, consistent watering until rooted, and avoiding heavy traffic initially. Lawn Maintenance Schedules Effective lawn care involves following a regular maintenance schedule tailored to the grass type and climate. Spring tasks for cool-season grasses include raking or dethatching, aerating, applying pre-emergent herbicides if needed, fertilizing with a slow-release formula, and overseeding bare areas. Summer brings regular mowing following the one-third rule, deep infrequent watering, fertilizing warm-season grasses, and monitoring for pests, disease, and weeds that need control measures. In fall, aerating and overseeding improves density, cool-season grasses get fertilized for root development, leaves are removed to prevent matting, and irrigation systems are winterized where applicable. For cool-season grasses in winter, avoiding traffic on frozen dormant grass prevents damage while monitoring for snow mold issues until early spring maintenance begins again. Environmental Factors and Challenges Despite diligent lawn care, environmental factors like excessive heat, drought, cold, and shade can stress lawns, so selecting climate-appropriate grass types is crucial. Implementing proper irrigation, strategic tree pruning, and mulching mitigates these challenges. A healthy, well-maintained lawn is naturally more resistant to weeds, pests, and diseases, but these issues still require prompt identification and management through practices like proper mowing and fertilization, mechanical removal, targeted herbicides when needed, and integrated pest management combining cultural, biological, and chemical controls judiciously. As environmental concerns grow, many homeowners seek more sustainable and eco-friendly approaches to lawn care that benefit the environment while promoting long-term lawn health and resilience. Minimizing synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides in favor of organic alternatives like compost, slow-release fertilizers, and biological controls reduces environmental impact. Water conservation through efficient irrigation systems, mulching, and proper mowing heights that retain soil moisture is crucial, especially in drought-prone regions. For an ultra low-maintenance, eco-friendly approach, alternatives to traditional grass like clover, moss, or drought-tolerant groundcovers provide a lush, green appearance with fewer inputs needed. Having the right lawn care tools and equipment ensures efficient and effective maintenance. Reel mowers provide a precise, emissions-free cut ideal for smaller lawns, while rotary gas or electric mowers suit most residential needs, with mulching capabilities to recycle clippings. Aerators create small holes allowing air, water, and nutrients into the soil, while dethatchers remove built-up thatch layers from suffocating the grass - vital practices maintained through manual or powered aerating and dethatching tools based on lawn size and soil type. Other specialized tools like edgers, spreaders for even fertilizer distribution, and proper tool maintenance and storage are also beneficial. For some, comprehensive lawn care's time and effort may be too demanding. Hiring professional services provides a convenient solution, but carefully evaluating potential providers is essential. Reputable companies employ trained, certified professionals following industry best practices with proven quality service records. Services span the gamut from routine mowing, fertilization and aeration to pest control, irrigation installation and more. Understanding their service scope, products used, pricing, scheduling availability and ensuring sustainable approaches align with your preferences is critical before hiring. Conclusion Achieving a lush, healthy lawn requires a comprehensive understanding across selecting appropriate grass types, implementing proper cultural practices like mowing, watering and fertilization, managing environmental challenges through sustainable eco-friendly approaches, using the right tools and equipment, or potentially hiring reputable professional services. Consistency, patience and attention to detail create a verdant outdoor oasis enhancing property appeal and providing spaces to relax or recreate. With knowledge and dedication, the rewards of a lush, meticulously maintained lawn await. Stick around in the coming days for more lawn care guidance. Thanks for listening- remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Achieving a Lush, Healthy Lawn: An Introduction to Lawn Care Essentials A well-manicured lawn is a source of pride for many homeowners, providing a beautiful outdoor space for relaxation, recreation, and enhancing the overall curb appeal of a property. However, maintaining a lush, healthy lawn requires more than just occasional mowing. It involves a combination of knowledge, effort, and dedication to various lawn care practices. This introduction to lawn care essentials will provide you with the foundation to create and sustain a vibrant, picture-perfect lawn. Understanding Grass Types The first step in effective lawn care is understanding the different types of grass and their unique characteristics. Grasses are broadly categorized into two groups: warm-season and cool-season grasses. Warm-season grasses, such as Bermuda grass, St. Augustine grass, Zoysia grass, and Bahia grass, thrive in hot, humid climates and are dormant during the cooler months. Bermuda grass is known for its dense, fine-textured turf, making it an excellent choice for high-use areas like sports fields and playgrounds. St. Augustine grass, with its broad, flat blades, creates a lush, carpet-like appearance and is well-suited for coastal regions. Zoysia grass forms a dense, slow-growing turf renowned for its remarkable heat and drought tolerance. Bahia grass is a hardy, low-maintenance option that can thrive in infertile soils. On the other hand, cool-season grasses like Kentucky Bluegrass, Fescue grasses, and Perennial Ryegrass perform best in temperate climates and tend to go dormant during the hottest months of the year. Kentucky Bluegrass boasts a lush, green color and dense growth habit, making it a popular choice for lawns in northern regions, though it requires regular watering and fertilization. Fescue grasses, including tall fescue and fine fescue varieties, are drought-tolerant and well-suited for shaded areas, with a coarse texture and less maintenance requirements. Perennial Ryegrass, with its quick germination and rapid establishment, is often used in lawn seed mixes to provide a lush, green appearance in a short time. Lawn Care Basics&nbsp; Once you've chosen the appropriate grass type for your region and conditions, it's essential to understand the fundamental lawn care practices that will keep your lawn healthy and vibrant. Proper mowing is one of the most critical aspects. Maintaining the correct mowing height is crucial - cool-season grasses should be mowed at a higher height between 2.5 to 4 inches, while warm-season grasses can be mowed slightly lower at 1 to 3 inches. Following the "one-third" rule of never removing more than one-third of the grass blade's length in a single mowing encourages deeper root growth and drought tolerance. Proper watering is also key. Most lawns require about 1 to 1.5 inches of water per week during the growing season from rainfall or supplemental irrigation. Watering deeply and infrequently promotes deep root growth and drought resilience, whereas shallow, frequent watering leads to shallow roots susceptible to drought stress. Fertilization provides essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium for grass growth and overall lawn health. Cool-season grasses typically need fertilizing in early spring and late fall, while warm-season grasses should receive fertilizer in late spring or early summer. Following manufacturer instructions on application rates avoids over-fertilization issues. The foundation of a healthy lawn is proper soil preparation. A soil test reveals the pH level, nutrient content, and texture, guiding decisions on necessary amendments like compost to improve structure, water retention, and nutrient availability before establishing a new lawn. For new lawns or renovations, there are two main methods: seeding or sodding. Seeding involves soil preparation, selecting the right seed blend, evenly broadcasting seed, keeping soil consistently moist during germination, and patience as it can take weeks or months for full establishment. Sodding provides an instant lawn by laying pre-grown grass rolls, but is more expensive. It requires site grading, soil amendments, careful sod installation, consistent watering until rooted, and avoiding heavy traffic initially. Lawn Maintenance Schedules Effective lawn care involves following a regular maintenance schedule tailored to the grass type and climate. Spring tasks for cool-season grasses include raking or dethatching, aerating, applying pre-emergent herbicides if needed, fertilizing with a slow-release formula, and overseeding bare areas. Summer brings regular mowing following the one-third rule, deep infrequent watering, fertilizing warm-season grasses, and monitoring for pests, disease, and weeds that need control measures. In fall, aerating and overseeding improves density, cool-season grasses get fertilized for root development, leaves are removed to prevent matting, and irrigation systems are winterized where applicable. For cool-season grasses in winter, avoiding traffic on frozen dormant grass prevents damage while monitoring for snow mold issues until early spring maintenance begins again. Environmental Factors and Challenges Despite diligent lawn care, environmental factors like excessive heat, drought, cold, and shade can stress lawns, so selecting climate-appropriate grass types is crucial. Implementing proper irrigation, strategic tree pruning, and mulching mitigates these challenges. A healthy, well-maintained lawn is naturally more resistant to weeds, pests, and diseases, but these issues still require prompt identification and management through practices like proper mowing and fertilization, mechanical removal, targeted herbicides when needed, and integrated pest management combining cultural, biological, and chemical controls judiciously.&nbsp; As environmental concerns grow, many homeowners seek more sustainable and eco-friendly approaches to lawn care that benefit the environment while promoting long-term lawn health and resilience. Minimizing synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides in favor of organic alternatives like compost, slow-release fertilizers, and biological controls reduces environmental impact. Water conservation through efficient irrigation systems, mulching, and proper mowing heights that retain soil moisture is crucial, especially in drought-prone regions. For an ultra low-maintenance, eco-friendly approach, alternatives to traditional grass like clover, moss, or drought-tolerant groundcovers provide a lush, green appearance with fewer inputs needed. Having the right lawn care tools and equipment ensures efficient and effective maintenance. Reel mowers provide a precise, emissions-free cut ideal for smaller lawns, while rotary gas or electric mowers suit most residential needs, with mulching capabilities to recycle clippings. Aerators create small holes allowing air, water, and nutrients into the soil, while dethatchers remove built-up thatch layers from suffocating the grass - vital practices maintained through manual or powered aerating and dethatching tools based on lawn size and soil type. Other specialized tools like edgers, spreaders for even fertilizer distribution, and proper tool maintenance and storage are also beneficial. For some, comprehensive lawn care's time and effort may be too demanding. Hiring professional services provides a convenient solution, but carefully evaluating potential providers is essential. Reputable companies employ trained, certified professionals following industry best practices with proven quality service records. Services span the gamut from routine mowing, fertilization and aeration to pest control, irrigation installation and more. Understanding their service scope, products used, pricing, scheduling availability and ensuring sustainable approaches align with your preferences is critical before hiring. Conclusion Achieving a lush, healthy lawn requires a comprehensive understanding across selecting appropriate grass types, implementing proper cultural practices like mowing, watering and fertilization, managing environmental challenges through sustainable eco-friendly approaches, using the right tools and equipment, or potentially hiring reputable professional services. Consistency, patience and attention to detail create a verdant outdoor oasis enhancing property appeal and providing spaces to relax or recreate. With knowledge and dedication, the rewards of a lush, meticulously maintained lawn await. Stick around in the coming days for more lawn care guidance. Thanks for listening- remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Lawn Care

Welcome to ”Tomato Talk” – the podcast where we dig deep into the art and science of growing tomatoes and saving seeds while having a blast! Join us as we embark on a journey through the joys and challenges of cultivating these vibrant fruits. Often featuring special guests such as tomato breeders, authors, and other influential experts in the tomato world, our show offers an all-encompassing look into every aspect of tomato growing. From expert tips on soil preparation and plant care to the thrill of harvesting ripe tomatoes, we cover it all. But that’s not all – we also delve into the fascinating world of seed saving, sharing techniques to preserve heirloom varieties and foster biodiversity in our gardens. With a sprinkle of laughter and a dash of camaraderie, each episode promises to be a fun-filled exploration of all things tomato. So grab your gardening gloves and get ready to sow the seeds of laughter and learning with Tomato Talk.

🍅 Join us live on YouTube for ”Tomato Talk Live”
🍅 Get ready to chat, laugh, and maybe even win some juicy giveaways! 
Tomato talk is an audio version of our live show on YouTube ”Tomato Talk Live”

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@jencordial

Welcome to ”Tomato Talk” – the podcast where we dig deep into the art and science of growing tomatoes and saving seeds while having a blast! Join us as we embark on a journey through the joys and challenges of cultivating these vibrant fruits. Often featuring special guests such as tomato breeders, authors, and other influential experts in the tomato world, our show offers an all-encompassing look into every aspect of tomato growing. From expert tips on soil preparation and plant care to the thrill of harvesting ripe tomatoes, we cover it all. But that’s not all – we also delve into the fascinating world of seed saving, sharing techniques to preserve heirloom varieties and foster biodiversity in our gardens. With a sprinkle of laughter and a dash of camaraderie, each episode promises to be a fun-filled exploration of all things tomato. So grab your gardening gloves and get ready to sow the seeds of laughter and learning with Tomato Talk. 🍅 Join us live on YouTube for ”Tomato Talk Live” 🍅 Get ready to chat, laugh, and maybe even win some juicy giveaways! Tomato talk is an audio version of our live show on YouTube ”Tomato Talk Live” @mrandmrstomatohead @jencordial

Tomato Talk

Have you given up on your dream lifestyle because it just seems too difficult or too far out of reach? Jordan Adler is ranked one of the top networkers in the world and a #1 Amazon Best Selling Author of Beach Money. But he wasn’t an overnight success. Jordan’s dynamic presentations and mesmerizing stories inspire belief and action. Join Jordan and his guests on the journey to living a Beach Money Life!

The Beach Money Podcast with Host,  Jordan Adler

Re-released for its 10th anniversary. The Urban Farmer is a documentary-style podcast that takes you behind the scenes of a real urban farming business to show you what it truly takes to run a successful farm in the city. Follow farmer Curtis Stone's journey over an entire growing season as he produces food on just a third of an acre in Kelowna, BC, Canada. The show was initially recorded in 2015.

This series, hosted by Diego Footer, explores the daily struggles and successes of urban farming. Curtis shares his hard-earned knowledge of intensive production methods, season extension, optimal crop selection, farm planning, and financial management. But this podcast goes beyond the nuts and bolts of growing—it gives an honest look at the entrepreneurial, social, and lifestyle aspects of urban farming.

Whether you are a new grower dreaming of starting your own urban farm or a seasoned producer looking to refine your systems, The Urban Farmer will inform and inspire you. Follow along as Curtis demonstrates how to produce an abundance of food in the most unlikely places and build a viable business supporting a high quality of life. If you've ever wanted to see how profitable and rewarding small-scale farming can be, this podcast is for you.

Re-released for its 10th anniversary. The Urban Farmer is a documentary-style podcast that takes you behind the scenes of a real urban farming business to show you what it truly takes to run a successful farm in the city. Follow farmer Curtis Stone's journey over an entire growing season as he produces food on just a third of an acre in Kelowna, BC, Canada. The show was initially recorded in 2015. This series, hosted by Diego Footer, explores the daily struggles and successes of urban farming. Curtis shares his hard-earned knowledge of intensive production methods, season extension, optimal crop selection, farm planning, and financial management. But this podcast goes beyond the nuts and bolts of growing—it gives an honest look at the entrepreneurial, social, and lifestyle aspects of urban farming. Whether you are a new grower dreaming of starting your own urban farm or a seasoned producer looking to refine your systems, The Urban Farmer will inform and inspire you. Follow along as Curtis demonstrates how to produce an abundance of food in the most unlikely places and build a viable business supporting a high quality of life. If you've ever wanted to see how profitable and rewarding small-scale farming can be, this podcast is for you.

The Urban Farmer Podcast

A podcast dedicated to exploring the world of tiny homes, including sustainable living, downsizing, and investment opportunities.

A podcast dedicated to exploring the world of tiny homes, including sustainable living, downsizing, and investment opportunities.

The Tiny home Podcast

A husband and wife DIY gardening podcast with gardening tips and some fun sprinkled in. We are located in central Texas and will be discussing the progression of our backyard garden, some do's and dont's as well as some of our hits and misses. We like to have guests on to talk about gardening as well as food, libations, and some fun backyard projects! We hope you will join us on this journey as we continue to evolve our own garden and give you some tips and information for your own garden while having some fun!! Please join us as we continue our DIY gardening journey and visit <a href="https://marybirdgarden.com/">MaryBirdGarden.Com </a>for our blog!&nbsp; You can also email us with any questions, comments, or just to say hi! at marybirdgarden@gmail.com&nbsp;

A husband and wife DIY gardening podcast with gardening tips and some fun sprinkled in. We are located in central Texas and will be discussing the progression of our backyard garden, some do's and dont's as well as some of our hits and misses. We like to have guests on to talk about gardening as well as food, libations, and some fun backyard projects! We hope you will join us on this journey as we continue to evolve our own garden and give you some tips and information for your own garden while having some fun!! Please join us as we continue our DIY gardening journey and visit MaryBirdGarden.Com for our blog!  You can also email us with any questions, comments, or just to say hi! at marybirdgarden@gmail.com 

A husband and wife DIY gardening podcast with gardening tips and some fun sprinkled in. We are located in central Texas and will be discussing the progression of our backyard garden, some do's and dont's as well as some of our hits and misses. We like to have guests on to talk about gardening as well as food, libations, and some fun backyard projects! We hope you will join us on this journey as we continue to evolve our own garden and give you some tips and information for your own garden while having some fun!! Please join us as we continue our DIY gardening journey and visit <a href="https://marybirdgarden.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">MaryBirdGarden.Com </a>for our blog!&nbsp; You can also email us with any questions, comments, or just to say hi! at marybirdgarden@gmail.com&nbsp;

MaryBird's Backyard Garden

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Real Estate & General Talk Live from Elfant Wissahickon Realtors Office at 990 Spring Garden St in Philadelphia.

Real Estate &amp; General Talk Live from Elfant Wissahickon Realtors Office at 990 Spring Garden St in Philadelphia.

Elfant Wissahickon Realtors Live From 990

Better Real Estate is your go-to show for Australian property and living, whether you’re buying, selling, renting, investing or adding value to your home. Join your hosts Dora Papas and Greg Fahey as they talk all things real estate, interview special guests in the finance and property industries, plus chat to lifestyle experts and get top tips from real estate agents. Better Real Estate, from the team at Better Homes &amp; Gardens. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Better Real Estate is your go-to show for Australian property and living, whether you’re buying, selling, renting, investing or adding value to your home. Join your hosts Dora Papas and Greg Fahey as they talk all things real estate, interview special guests in the finance and property industries, plus chat to lifestyle experts and get top tips from real estate agents. Better Real Estate, from the team at Better Homes & Gardens. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Better Real Estate is your go-to show for Australian property and living, whether you’re buying, selling, renting, investing or adding value to your home. Join your hosts Dora Papas and Greg Fahey as they talk all things real estate, interview special guests in the finance and property industries, plus chat to lifestyle experts and get top tips from real estate agents. Better Real Estate, from the team at Better Homes &amp; Gardens. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Better Real Estate

Планета Земля — одна большая коммуналка. Соседей много, место ограничено — поэтому любые наши действия не остаются незамеченными. 

Экологическая повестка звучит все громче — и нам захотелось разобраться, что из этого правда, а что — хайп. Мы ищем ответы на вопросы, которые беспокоят нас и вас, чтобы сделать повседневную жизнь комфортнее и сохранить дружеские отношения с планетой. В этом нам помогут эксперты из разных областей — и вы

Планета Земля — одна большая коммуналка. Соседей много, место ограничено — поэтому любые наши действия не остаются незамеченными. Экологическая повестка звучит все громче — и нам захотелось разобраться, что из этого правда, а что — хайп. Мы ищем ответы на вопросы, которые беспокоят нас и вас, чтобы сделать повседневную жизнь комфортнее и сохранить дружеские отношения с планетой. В этом нам помогут эксперты из разных областей — и вы

Зеленый подкаст

Urban life, country lifestyle. 

We're two normal guys living an ever increasingly self sufficient life in a normal family home. Join us as we develop our skills and grow our homestead in a way that you can too. Come and join us to hear about our tiny farms, new projects, successes and failures.

Urban life, country lifestyle. We're two normal guys living an ever increasingly self sufficient life in a normal family home. Join us as we develop our skills and grow our homestead in a way that you can too. Come and join us to hear about our tiny farms, new projects, successes and failures.

The Homesteading UK Podcast

O podcast “Entre Cactos e Suculentas” extrapola a percepção de que cuidar de cactos e/ou suculentas é algo simples ou simplório. Mogli te convida a acompanha-lo nessa saga de autoconhecimento enquanto ele ensina, e também aprende, a cuidar de plantas, um ato de amor, mas também de relaxamento e dedicação, simultaneamente.

Entre Cactos & Suculentas

Your get-togethers with family and friends are always something you want to be special. Whether it's a birthday, a cookout, or a holiday party. At Party City we want to help make creating those memorable experiences easy, fun and uniquely you.

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