Spring Foraging: Ramps, Morels, & Exciting Alternatives
It's foraging season! Time to grab ye olde foraging basket, a friend, a field guide, and hit the trails! Fill up those baskets to the brim with native wild edibles and then come home to... wait, shoul...
29 Huhti 202228min
Propaganda By The Seed: Breeding Perennial Kale with Chris Homanics (Guest Episode)
It's our first ever guest episode! We're pleased to host an episode from a podcast that is very similar to our own, Propaganda by the Seed. Tune in to learn about how Brassica breeder extraordinaire C...
15 Huhti 20221h 56min
Yellowbud Hickory Nut Oil with Jesse Marksohn of Yellowbud Farm
Spring is springing and we're back again with another informative interview. Jesse Marksohn of Yellowbud Farm (and Fungal Forest Farm) joins us today to introduce us to a tree that has been wholly ove...
1 Huhti 20221h 15min
Perennial Tree Collards & Kales with Sequoiah of Project Tree Collard
Spring is here podcast listeners! It's time to dust off ye olde gardening cap to prune those trees, get those bare root plants in the ground, and start planning that summer vegetable garden you've alw...
18 Maalis 202248min
Silvopasture & Community Food Security with Lisa Depiano of the UMASS Carbon Farming Initiative
On today's episode of The Forest Garden, we have the pleasure of interviewing Lisa Depiano. Lisa has many years of experience teaching permaculture in the Northeast, where her practice is informed by ...
4 Maalis 202241min
Beyond Paradise Lot with Jonathan Bates of Food Forest Farm
On today's episode, we have the pleasure to host Jonathan Bates who several years ago, with his friend Eric Toensmeier, designed and stewarded a food forest made up of over 300 species of edible and m...
18 Helmi 202247min
Rare Fruit Tree Crops for Northern Homesteads with Dan Furman of Cricket Hill Garden
Our interview with Dan Furman of Cricket Hill Garden, a specialty plant nursery based in Thomaston, Connecticut that specializes in uncommon edible tree crops and ornamental tree peonies. Way back in ...
4 Helmi 202253min
Hardy Perennial Vegetables with Dave Scandurra of Food Forest Initiative of Cape Cod & Edible Landscapes of Cape Cod
Well listeners it's winter here at The Forest Garden, and now that the days are getting longer we are looking forward to the warmer days ahead. Cozying up by the fireside with a cup of hot cider with ...
17 Tammi 202257min
