TreeWalker Talks is back.
After a long break since Episode 90 (Nov 5, 2024), this episode is a reset, a check-in, and an honest return. No polished script — just a real homestead update and a walk through what I’m growing this year and why.
This episode touches on the realities of setbacks, stalled projects, livestock losses, shifting priorities, and pushing forward through rough seasons. From there, we dive into the seed and cutting list, focusing on plants chosen for resilience, nutrition, long-term productivity, and practical value.
Plants that return. Plants that endure. Plants that earn their space.
Plants covered in this episode:
Elderberry (cuttings)
Purple Tree Collard
Sea Buckthorn
Saskatoon Serviceberry
Salsify (Oyster Plant)
Red Fire Orach (Mountain Spinach)
Skirret
Brahmi / Bacopa monnieri
Silver Buffaloberry
Honeyberry (Haskap)
Good King Henry
Winged Bean
Rocoto Hot Peppers
Fava Bean (Broad Bean)
Russian Mulberry
Yaupon Holly
If you’re building a garden around stability, perennial systems, food security, or simply exploring uncommon but highly useful plants, this episode is for you.
Also: if you haven’t yet, check out my other show What the Soil Remembers — many of these plants appear there as well.
Nothing shared here is medical advice — just personal experience, research, and the reasoning behind what I choose to grow.