In this podcast, Elizabeth Morse shares how to grow sweet potatoes in containers to produce food for your household! Sweet Potatoes in Containers I grow sweet potatoes in containers. In fact, I have a handful of sweet potatoes sitting in a bowl on my counter. They are the last fresh produce from last seasons’ garden ...
Listen | Container GardeningIn this podcast, Elizabeth Morse shares some tips to learn how to create your own single color garden. Monochromatic container gardens use “one color.” It is a great strategy for design, one that really packs a punch when used in planting. A garden that makes use of a single color makes a visually appealing display. ...
Listen | Container GardeningIn this podcast, Elizabeth Morse shares four easy steps to turn ordinary objects into unique container gardens. Inspiration My elder son is leaving for college soon. We went to visit his new digs and I immediately identified a perfect little coffee shop in his new town. Hallelujah! What could be better, you ask? Not only ...
Listen | Container GardeningIn this podcast, Ellen wells shares the many health benefits and versitilility in cooking you can get from home-grown beets.\ Why grow beets? I’m a fan of beets in any form. I grow several different types in my garden and in pots because I love them roasted or pickled and I enjoy the leaves as ...
Listen | Container GardeningIn this podcast, Ellen Wells shows us the basics of succession planting: the strategy of removing one plant to replant another in the same space. The transition of spring transitioning into summer is a terrific time to implement your plan for succession planting. This is the strategy of removing one plant or crop and replanting ...
Listen | Edible GardeningIn this podcast, Ellen Wells shares her experience planting garlic shallots and onions in her garden after some trial and error. In the early spring of 2021 I planted a small row of shallots. The 2021 gardening year, particularly for growing anything in the allium family, was pretty much a bust for me. Whether it ...
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