The Keep Growing Podcast

In this episode we’re going to take a look at hydroponic gardening. We’ll consider the basic concepts of hydroponic gardening, its benefits, and how to get started.

In this episode we’re going to change things up because we just had a special week in our industry. It was Green Career Week, an event sponsored by Seed Your Future.

In this episode we're going to take our garden journals and map out a plan for our gardens.  Plan your work and work your plan.  From short term projects to years long gardening quests, you're going to need a plan.

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In this episode, I want to start thinking about planning for spring. At the time of recording, it is early February, and now is the time to start looking ahead to warmer days, doodling garden plans, and ordering seed.  Organizing your gardening plans and keeping track of your garden's progress is important.  That's where garden journals come in.

In this episode we take a look at the somewhat dark history of West Virginia's forests.  Then we learn what is being done to preserve the botanical heritage of Appalachia by visiting United Plant Savers, a medicinal plant sanctuary in Rutland, OH.

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Are you certifiable?  Wild? ... In this episode we look at growing a meadow garden and also how to certify your property as a wildlife habitat.

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Over the last couple years we saw a huge influx of new gardeners that wanted to grow veggies, preserve their harvest, and turn their backyards into a little paradise.  2023 is going to take those new-found gardening skills and attitude of self-reliance to a whole new level. Basically, the training wheels are off, and your imagination is the limit.

In this episode we address the elephant in the room.  What happened to The Keep Growing Podcast after it disappeared in 2020.  From covid to hackers, it's been an exciting couple of years at Bob's Market & Greenhouses.  Now that things have somewhat returned to normal, it's time to roll up our sleeves, break ground on some new episodes, and ... keep growing!