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Plant Trainers Podcast with Adam and Shoshana ChaimTo read the unedited AI transcript click here.My Garden Journal Get your copy of the Organic Oasis Guidebook and get started building your own earth friendly garden today!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Spotify Ad Analytics - https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/ad-analytics-privacy-policy/

19 Syys 20201h 8min

I hope you are going to love Jenn's podcast Salad with a Side of Fries as much as I do. I learn so much every time I listen. To read the unedited AI transcript (aka computer generated) click hereMy Garden Journal Get your copy of the Organic Oasis Guidebook and get started building your own earth friendly garden today!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Spotify Ad Analytics - https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/ad-analytics-privacy-policy/

19 Syys 202049min

https://youtu.be/t-4pI7KAp_0My Garden JournalWelcome to the Green Organic Garden Podcast. Today. It is Friday, July 24th, 2020. And I have a guest, I know you are going to love her. You are going to learn things that I have never had any idea. She's written the most beautiful books. If you get it, make sure you go to Amazon and leave it a five star review or a review, you know, anyway, because it is just, it is show informative and it's so powerful and it's about flowers and I love it. Katie Hess+ FollowThe FlowerLounge PodcastFlowerevolution: Blooming into Your Full Potential with the Magic of FlowersAnd she has a podcast. You're gonna love that. So from the flower lounge podcast and author of flower revolution here today is Katie has to dazzle us and just share. She's gonna drop tons of golden seeds. So welcome to the show, Katie, thank you so much. It's such a joy to be here, Jackie. Oh, well, I am just, I'm just touch. I could not believe it. When I opened the package that you sent me in this amazing full color hardcover book, all about flowers and all sorts of things.I had no idea about flowers and just like listening to your podcast and learning about all the places you've studied and all the things that you've done. It's just amazing. So go ahead and tell us a little bit about yourself.In love with peopleYeah, so I it's funny. It was when I was a kid, I, you know, enjoy nature and played in my mom's gardens, but I had never thought that I would actually work later in life in some sort of profession, some capacity around flowers. So I feel really lucky. I started out, let's see, I studied sociology. So I was just like in love with people.And when I graduated college, I was searching for how would I help people reach their full potential? And I started studying natural remedies and I learned that while I ran into a teacher or an expert in flower essences from Madrid, Spain, and I just sort of fell in love because I mean, I love all things, plant medicine, like herbs and tinctures and teas and essential oils, but this was like a whole new concept for me.Flower Essences Expert TeacherAnd he was teaching about how every flower on the planet has a really specific, you know, thing that it does like action that it does for our emotional mental States. And that, you know, the thing Jackie, that he said that really got me was he said, if, if 3% of the world's population were actively taking these flower essences, it would create so much positivity through the ripple effect that it would change the outcome of the

14 Syys 20201h 18min

My broccoli about 6 inches tall. We'll see if get a head?Hey here's a little update on our garden Sept 12, 2020 after our first frost! 28º yes it was!And a shout out to two awesome podcasts I think you will enjoy!Grow Your Self with Nicole Burke from Gardenary.com who teaches people how to grow a garden business andJesse Frost'sNo Till Market Gardener PodcastThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Spotify Ad Analytics - https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/ad-analytics-privacy-policy/

12 Syys 202013min

Everything Elderberry: How to Forage, Cultivate, and Cook with this Amazing Natural Remedy by Susannah ShmurakListeners I have not had time to go through these shownotes and attach links that Susannah shared I will try to get it done ASAP, this is just the transcript direct from the computer:Hey Green future growers. Thanks for joining us today. If you're new to the show, I hope you'll subscribe on iTunes or your favorite Android app and let's get growing. Hey, green future growers. Join me on the listen app. Invite code green, G R E E N. I would love if you left me a message, you can reach out to other green future growers and other green, organic gardener podcast listeners. There, we can have a conversation about what's growing in your garden. What are you eating?Does it not feel good? Walk by the produce aisle? It does for me. And if you're not there yet, we'd be happy to help you get there over on the listen app, invite code green, G R E E N.Hey everyone. So I just want to remind you, this is the most important time to be taking good notes on what's working well. What's not working well. What don't you want to forget? Come next, February and March, when it's time to order supplies or do your design, you know, what are your favorite seeds or what do you want to play more of?Do you want more broccoli? Like you might think I'm never going to forget this, but you probably are going to forget it. And a great way to support the green organic gardener podcast would be to get our garden journal. That's got a beautiful butterfly that I took a picture of on our lilac. So it's like a little part of our home in your home has got blank pages and line pages, and it would really support us a lot. So, but most of all, we want you to have good records, just hold on. Okay.1 (1m 45s):Listeners, you know, this, that what I'm going to say. And see, I started to say this when I was on the free guy page is if you read Susannah's awesome book on, elderberries make sure that you go to Amazon and give her a five star review and a, and write the review night. Don't just leave the rating, but write their actual review because you know that she's out there trying to help shave your neighborhood. And that's what you want, not just for you learning, but show that your neighbors can learn this stuff.And so we want to share her knowledge. So make sure you read the book and if you love it, I know you will give her a five star review. Everything Elderberry: How to Forage, Cultivate, and Cook with this Amazing Natural Remedy Welcome to the Green Organic Garden.It is Saturday, August eight, 2020. And I have an awesome guest on the wine who has a blog called Healthy Green Savvy. She's passionate about helping people find practical shortcuts to healthier green living. So we know we're going to hear tons of golden seeds. She boils this all down from years of research on eco-friendly choices, growing food in small spaces, with as little effort as possible and easy ways to support health.1 (4m 23s):Naturally, she even has a book. Everything Elderberry that covers what the latest research tells us about elderberries effect, unhealthy growing advice from elderberry farmers across the country,...

31 Elo 20201h 20min

A podcast dedicated to educating and promoting the bLinks we talk aboutLisa's WebsiteFull list of Online CoursesJonathan & Megan Leiss: The No-Till Micro-Scale Flower Farm - available anytimeLisa Ziegler: Flower Farming School Online: The Basics, Annual Crops, Marketing, and More! - Registration Opens October 2020Steve & Gretel Adams: Growing Cut-Flower Crops in Hoop and Greenhouses - Registration: November 16-20, 2020Jennie Love: The Wedding Process - Registration is only open October 1-5, 2020Ellen Frost: Florist School Online: Growing Your Business with Local FlowerVegetables Love Flowers: Companion Planting for Beauty and BountyWelcome to the Green Organic Garden. It is Friday, August 21st, 2020.I have the most amazing guest on the line, she was guest number 2, she came back after that and today she is here to dazzle you after her 3rd book called Vegetables Love Flowers to here is Lisa Ziegler.Thank you so much, Jackie. It is so my pleasure to be here and really, I do remember now that I was number two, that was a long time ago. Wasn't it? Welcome back, tell. I do have a lot of new listeners since December. And so tell them a little bit about you because maybe they haven't heard much about you.Urban Flower FarmerSure. Thanks. So I, if you can't tell from my accent, I am kind of in the South, I'm on the coast of Virginia. I'm in Southeastern Virginia and I am an urban flower farmer.My little three acre farm is right in the middle of the city. Literally I'm surrounded by 200,000 residents and my place. Although when I first, my first half of my career, I only had an acre and a quarter totally, including where my home was.That's now up to almost three acres and I have no hoophouses.The Flower Farmer: An Organic Grower's Guide to Raising and Selling Cut Flowers Everything I do is grown outdoors in a garden or a field. And, you know, I started farming in 1998, like so many other people after reading Lynn Byczynski's book, the Flower Farmer and just hit the ground running because I'm such a follower, meaning I really followed her instructions. I think it helped me to be successful right out of the gate.And when you're successful out of the gate, it helps you just to keep on going after it, you know, not everybody is like us, Jackie, where you were...

24 Elo 202037min

Hey everyone, I just a quick in between interviews post today, an email from Rodale's, a giveaway opportunity from Earth Kind Podcast and a SHORT update on our garden.GIVEAWAY LINK: https://www.awesomeearthkind.com/contestsStay safe and let's get growing!Jackie :-)As the world reopens, a threat to our health still looms. What we eat, and how we grow it, is critical to maintaining our health as we seek to recover from a global pandemic.By Jeff Moyer, Rodale Institute CEOThe world is slowly reopening—but the COVID-19 crisis isn’t over, and everyone still has concerns. While in many areas, the number of cases is decreasing, our health will remain in danger until we make a major change and paradigm shift. That change is closer than you might think. It’s in your kitchen, your backyard garden, and at the farmers market you visit every weekend.The solution is our soil and in our food. What we eat is critical to protecting our health, and our broken food system needs an overhaul....The coronavirus pandemic has focused the spotlight on the importance of health, immunity, and disease prevention. We watched as our medical systems became inundated with patients, while feeling helpless to support our own health in the face of an invisible threat.As we return to a new normal, it is imperative that we stay vigilant about maintaining our health. Sales of organic food rose 22 percent in March, 18 percent in April, and 16 percent in May as consumers looked for ways to boost their immune systems. We cannot return to our industrial, chemical food system as...

22 Elo 202015min

Listen to the Awesome Earth Kind Podcast on iTunes or your favorite podcast app.https://www.awesomeearthkind.com/My Garden JournalWelcome to the GREEN Organic Garden Podcast. It is Saturday, July 18, 2020. And I have an awesome guest here. He's not a gardener, but I think you're going to love his message and he has a new podcast. And if you heard my rant yesterday, you know, I'm like doubling down on podcasting and I'm just showing the connecting with other podcasters.And I feel like if you're a listener, you're probably interested in connecting with other podcasters and learning about other great new shows. So here to talk to us today is Ron Kamen from the Awesome EarthKind Podcast. Welcome to the show, Ron.It's great to be here, Jackie. Thanks so much.All right. Well tell us about you and your new show and whatever you want to tell us.Well, thank you so much. It's a little different from your normal shows. I've, I've had the pleasure of listening to a couple of them and you know, your folks are really involved in the interconnectedness of life and in particular in growing and the abundance that naturally surrounds us when we are in tune with nature. And it's great and it's wonderful and it's, it's so fantastic!As a civilization, you know, we've kind of gotten away from a lot of different things. And one of the things that my career and my, my, my whole life work has been focused on is energy. And the reason for that is because we need energy to survive as a civilization, it powers everything we do.Energy powers everything we do.It's powering this podcast.It's powering the devices that people are listening to. It's our computers, it's our cars, it's our heating systems. It's our air conditioning systems. It's basically everything that's involved with. Civilization is really centered on energy. And most of that energy today comes from fossil fuels.And those fossil fuels, as we know, are now saturating our environment to the point where we're getting to the point where extreme weather events are happening because we've disrupted so many natural systems.And the question is, okay, so we all know where we are, the 7 billion of us.Do we want civilization to collapse and just go back to the land, which you know, is a possibility?But I don't think that's a really good option for the vast majority of 7 billion people. There are a few that might survive, but who really wants to go through that and see 99% of people just, you know, not survive and we can't survive as a civilization unless we make the transition to clean energy.And I've been involved in energy and the environment for boy over three decades, I've been lucky enough to have the opportunity to work with all sorts of people in all different forms, everything from communities to governments and businesses and nonprofits, and working with people on taking the next step to have clean energy and to make this transition that we have to make.If we want to survive as a society, you know, we're all in the midst and still getting through this...

16 Elo 20201h 14min