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Plants Always Win Podcast

@plantsalwayswin.com
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The podcast where we explore the wide world of horticulture, bust some myths, and answer your plant and garden questions. www.plantsalwayswin.com

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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 13/07/2026
Do you dream of growing food and growing community in your neighbourhood? Find out how @gardenkimbourne.bsky.social has been doing it since 2014 with a small budget, a small-ish urban space, and even limited gardening experience among its leadership plantsalwayswin.com/2026/07/10/e...
The thumbnail image for Plants Always Win Podcast episode 49: Community Urban Permaculture with Patrick Tohill shows a hand-painted wooden sign that reads Garden@Kimbourne Community Permaculture Project
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 27/03/2026
Spring is the time to plant hydrangeas in northern climates. If you need a crash course on these beloved shrubs, you need C.L. Fornari, a.k.a. The Garden Lady. #gardensky 🌱 plantsalwayswin.com/2026/03/27/h...
In the thumbnail image for the Plants Always Win podcast episode 45: Hydrangea Happiness with C.L. Fornari, a white woman with short blonde hair and multicolour glasses smiles knowingly at the camera.The cover image for the book Hydrangea Happiness by C.L. Fornari shows six artistically arranged hydrangea branches in glass bottles.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 17/03/2026
Who will save us from the weaponized nonsense of banana-water garden hacks? Dr. Vikram Baliga, a.k.a. @theplantprof.bsky.social , is on it. We talk science communication and misinformation, nuance, DIY experiments, and garden tips that really work. plantsalwayswin.com/2026/03/16/e... #gardensky 🌱
The thumbnail image for Plants Always Win Podcast episode 44, Internet Planet Science with Dr. Vikram Baliga, shows a brown-skinned man with curly, black hair, black-framed glasses, and a white collared shirt smiling widely at the camera.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 16/02/2026
"When Tutankhamun’s tomb was opened, traces of lavender were found and its scent could still be detected." This statement is ALL OVER the internet. And it's false. But, surprisingly, it was used in some fifteenth and sixteenth century mummifications...Learn more: plantsalwayswin.com/2026/02/09/e...
Myth busted: King Tut's tomb did not smell of residual lavender. Plants Always Win podcast episode 43, rosemary vs. lavender
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 05/12/2025
Feeding humanity doesn’t need to come at the Earth’s expense. This week Erin interviews Elspeth Hay about nut trees, ecosystems, and humans as keystone species...and how it all comes together in Elspeth's new book, Feed Us with Trees. plantsalwayswin.com/2025/12/02/e... #agroforestry #permaculture
In the episode thumbnail for Plants Always Win Podcast Episode 40, Nut Trees and Connection with Elspeth Hay, a white woman in her forties brushes her windswept hair out of her face.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 03/10/2025
As you may have heard in this week's episode, Wait Like a Seed by our co-host Erin Alladin has been nominated for a people's choice Horti Award for best gardening book! Want to support a picture book about monarchs & milkweed? Cast your vote here: vote.gardencomm.org/2025-horti-a... #gardensky
A graphic promoting the nomination of the picture book Wait Like a Seed by Erin Alladin and Tara Anderson to the Garden Communicators International People's Choice Horti Award. The cover image of the picture book shows a little girl in a blue dress with blonde pigtails blowing seeds from a milkweed pod against a yellow sky.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 02/10/2025
If you are feeling frustrated and anxious and helpless about the need for stronger communities...if you have ever craved a community garden but didn't think you could make it happen...if you simply want to lift your spirits with a good-news gardening story, this is episode is for you. #gardensky
The thumbnail image for  Plants Always Win podcast episode 36, Community Gardens with Jessica Letteer, shows a fair-skinned woman with long, brown hair in a car, smiling at the camera.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 26/09/2025
Biologist Dr. Dana Green wanted to bring her work home with her and play a bat character in #D&D. Luckily, someone else had created a homebrew bat species. Isn't her character cute? Listen to Dana's interview here: www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis... #bats #gardensky #dungeonsanddragons
A pencil sketch of a bat character lounging on their side, singing, with one wing upraised. They have pierced ears and are wearing boots and holding a lyre.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 23/09/2025
The following is a thread of bat facts pulled from our two-part interview with Dr. Dana Green, a.k.a. The Eyepatch Biologist. It is by no means complete. If you love cute sky puppies and ugly echolocating microchiroptera, these episodes are for you. #bats www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
The thumbnail image for Episode 34 of the Plants Always Win podcast, Bat Ecology with Dr. Dana Green, shows a young white woman with red braids and a leather eyepatch hanging from a conifer tree in a harness and wearing safety goggles and a helmet. She is sticking her tongue out cheerfully and giving a "rock on" gesture. The thumbnail image for Episode 35 of the Plants Always Win podcast, Bat Ecology with Dr. Dana Green, shows a young white woman with red hair and a leather eyepatch wearing a brown wide-brimmed hat.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 16/09/2025
This week we're in a flap about bats! Do they really eat a thousand mosquitoes an hour? Was Hank Green's viral video about scientists not knowing where they go in winter correct? Dr. Dana Green, The Eye patch Biologist, answers all that and more. #bats www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
A thumbnail image for Plants Always Win podcast episode 34, Bat Ecology with Dr. Dana Green Part 1, shows a young white woman with red braids, safety goggles, a leather eyepatch, and black gloves. She is wearing a helmet and harness as she climbs a tall conifer tree, and she is cheerfully sticking out her tongue and giving a "rock on" hand gesture.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 16/09/2025
Our favourite thing to do on Plants Always Win is answer listener gardening questions. In Episode 33 we have a bushel of apple tree questions (grafts? root flares? root stocks?); we also cover horsetail and bindweed management and how to fertilize flowers 🌱 www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
A thumbnail image for Plants Always Win podcast episode 33, Q&A special, shows three speech bubbles over a background of flowers. They read, "Establishing Apples?" "Eradicating Horsetail?" "Fertilizing Flowers?" #gardensky
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 09/09/2025
You have garden questions and we have answers! Our listeners asked about planting fruit trees, about managing horsetail and bindweed, and about fertilizing flowers without discouraging blooms. We cover all that and more in this week's Q&A special #gardensky 🌱 www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
Thumbnail for Plants Always Win podcast episode 33, Q&A special: Establishing Apples? Eradicating Horsetail? Fertilizing Flowers?
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 08/09/2025
What are the top myths you hear about compost? Delaina Arnold helps us bust some of them in this week's episode: www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
Quote from Plants Always Win podcast episode 32, Home Composting with Delaina Arnold: "Home composting does not automatically mean that you're going to attract wildlife."
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 05/09/2025
There are so many good reasons to compost at home! You're building your own soil (with no transportation costs, fuel requirements, or risk of herbicide contamination). You're putting carbon in the ground. And you're NOT putting methane in the air. Learn more: www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
A quote from Plants Always Win podcast episode 32, Home Composting with Delaina Arnold: "In one year, the organic waste from four people in a landfill will release more greenhouse gases than a car could." #gardensky
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 03/09/2025
Everything you ever wanted to know about home composting! (And if the interview doesn't deliver on that promise, send us your questions and we'll answer them in a future episode ☝️). www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis... #gardensky 🌱 #compost #soilbuilding
A quote from Plants Always Win Podcast episode 32, Home Composting with Delaina Arnold: "Compost is the original fertilizer."
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 02/09/2025
Do you make your own compost? Do you delight in the experience? If your answer to either question is no, this week's guest is here to help. Listen to Ep. 32: Home Composting with Delaina Arnold of the Georgian Bay Mnidoo Gamii Biosphere #gardensky #compost 🌱 www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
In the thumbnail image for Plants Always Win Podcast episode 32: Home Composting with Delaina Arnold, a young white woman smiles with one arm resting on a black plastic compost bin.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 01/09/2025
Is your garden FUN? Does it being you delight? After our interview with @chrispaulrainbows.com we are delighted to share some of their whimsical garden spaces, including a raised bed decorated as Mr. Dressup's Tickle Trunk. Hear the story here: www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis... #gardensky 🌱
In a colourful yard full of garden art, one raised bed has been painted to resemble the Tickle Trunk from the children's TV show Mr. Dressup. It is bright red with large flowers and a yellow clasp painted onto it. A long, low raised bed full of perennial plants with interesting leaves also contains lots of garden art: pink and blue flamingoes, metal flowers, and a yellow mushroom.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 27/08/2025
“I am very enthusiastic about [gardening]. I don't know if I'm that great at it....I can't really answer any of your garden questions, but I love getting my hands dirty.” Get some garden joy from Chris Paul Rainbows' interview! #gardensky 🌱 www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
The Plants Always Win podcast thumbnail for Episode 31, Joyful Gardening with Chris Paul Rainbows, show Chris smiling against a rainbow background. They have dyed red hair, rainbow glasses, a red bead necklace, and a white shirt printed with fishes over a blue t-shirt.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 26/08/2025
This week we are thrilled to bring you an interview with speaker, storyteller, human ray of sunshine, and exuberant home gardener @chrispaulrainbows.com. If you need a reminder that gardening can be play, tune in on your podcast player of choice. www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis... #gardensky 🌱
A quote from Plants Always Win Podcast episode 31, Joyful Gardening with Chris Paul Rainbows: "Gardening isn't for experts. It's for everyone."
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 26/08/2025
If you haven't encountered Chris Paul Rainbows' garden homage to 80s and 90s children's television, you're missing out. Listen to the interview for an injection of sheer inner-child delight, chicken-based audacity, and pumpkin-patch sincerity. www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis... #gardensky 🌱
A Plants Always Win Podcast thumbnail for episode 31: Joyful Gardening with Chris Paul Rainbows shows text on a background of colourful zinnias.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 12/08/2025
My little soda pop!🎵 Ever wondered about the origins of soda flavours like root beer and cola? The root in root beer is North America's Sassafras albidum. Cola comes from the nut of West Africa's cola tree. But which is the most interesting? Listen and decide! www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
Plants Always Win podcast episode thumbnail: Episode 30: Sassafras vs. Cola Nut. The image shows a mug of root beer separated by a vine-like line from a glass of cola. #gardensky
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 18/07/2025
"The Environment is the economy and the economy is the environment." That mindset is part of what Lauren Saville emphasizes in her role as Community Climate Initiative Coordinator in Muskoka, Ontario. And it's making a difference. #climateaction #muskoka www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
"The environment is the economy and the economy is the environment." Plants Always Win podcast episode 29, Climate Action with Lauren Saville
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 17/07/2025
What does it look like when a regional government puts their resources behind their climate policy? It looks like Lauren Saville, the District of Muskoka's Community Climate Initiative Coordinator, and her colleagues. #climateaction #ontario www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
In the episode thumbnail for Plants Always Win Podcast's episode 29, Climate Action with Lauren Saville, a smiling, young, brown-haired white woman speaks to an older white-haired woman at a booth stocked with pamphlets and a poster titled "Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Plans"
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 01/07/2025
And, finally, Winter Sowing Native Plants with Amanda Jewell, a Canadian home gardener who wanted to create inner-city critter habitat and discovered a talent for germinating hundreds of native plants. #canadaday #canada #gardensky 🌱 www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
An episode thumbnail from Plants Always Win Podcast: Episode 7, Winter-Sowing Native Plants with Amanda Jewell. The image shows a red cardinal flower and a headshot of a smiling fair-skinned redheaded woman in her thirties.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 01/07/2025
Garden Classrooms with Lauren MacLean, in which BC teacher Lauren talks about learning to "read" the garden alongside her young students, and about how she uses the garden classroom to teach everything from science to math to social studies & art. #gardensky 🌱 www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
An episode thumbnail for Plants Always Win Podcast episode 9, Garden Classrooms with Lauren MacLean shows a smiling white-skinned woman with light brown braids raising three fingers to the camera in the woods.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 01/07/2025
Garden Education with the CBC's garden correspondent Paul Zammit, in which Paul and Sean talk about garden myths, including the myth of the "garden expert" (we never stop learning!), and how garden communication is changing in today's world. #gardensky #canada www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
An episode thumbnail for Plants Always Win podcast episode 3: Garden Education with Paul Zammit shows a headshot for a man with light brown skin and wavy black hair dressed tidily in a vest and white shirt in a garden setting.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 30/06/2025
If you enjoyed Ep 28: Cultivation Activism with Lorraine Johnson, you'll love her book on growing native-plant gardens for pollinators (see images for titles in Canada and the US). I learned how buzz pollination really works & met SO many great plants. 🌱 www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
The cover image of A Northern Gardener's Guide to Native Plants and Pollinators: Creating Habitat in the Northeast, Great Lakes, and Upper Midwest by Lorraine Johnson an Sheila Colla, illustrated by Ann Sanderson. The green cover features a border of native plants and insects.A Garden for the Rusty-Patched Bumblebee by Lorraine Johnson an Sheila Colla, illustrated by Ann Sanderson. The green cover features a border of native plants and insects. #gardensky #pollinatorgarden #nativeplants
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 27/06/2025
Grass and weed bylaws! Their outdated regulations and vague language are a threat to pollinator gardens in cities everywhere. What to do about them? Lorraine Johnson shares excellent resources in Ep 28, and we've compiled them in the show notes: www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis... #gardnesky
A quote from Plants Always Win Podcast episode 28: Cultivation Activism with Lorraine Johnson. "They are enforcing these outdated and vaguely worded and subjective and anti-ecological and, I would say, colonial bylaws." An image indicates that milkweed plants are prohibited.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 27/06/2025
In Episode 28 Lorraine Johnson gave us a gentle, warmhearted pep talk on the value of gardening to the world. Want to feel better about what you're doing, or to feel re-energized about what you can do? Listen to Lorraine's words of wisdom. #gardensky 🌱 www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
A quote from Plants Always Win Podcast episode 28: Cultivation Activism with Lorraine Johnson. "Everything is connected. That's one of the things gardening teaches us."
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 25/06/2025
We had the honour of interviewing Lorraine Johnson, an influential author and advocate of many decades for native-plant gardens. We talked about being a "cultivation activist", the joy vs. burden of growing habitat, native groundcovers & fighting bad bylaws 🌱 www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
An episode thumbnail for the Plants Always Win podcast shows a tall white woman in a blue sundress with her short, grey hair in a buzzcut. she sits in front of a spectacular garden full of pink coneflowers and yellow coreopsis. Episode 28: Cultivation Activism with Lorraine Johnson. #gardensky #nativeplants #pollinatorgarden
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 23/06/2025
Blossom end rot in tomatoes or peppers is not usually a LACK of calcium in the soil. More often, stress is preventing the plant from taking up the calcium that is there. Keeping a consistent watering schedule is an important preventative. #gardensky #tomato www.plantsalwayswin.com/pod...
A quote from Plants Always Win Podcast episode 26: Tomato vs. Pepper: "Blossom end rot is not usually a LACK of calcium." Image: three tomatoes with blemished, undeveloped ends.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 23/06/2025
Have you heard the argument that tomatoes are indirectly carnivorous? Flies die when they come into contact with the hair-like trichomes on the tomato's stem, and when they fall to the ground they feed the soil microbes that feed the tomato! #gardensky www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
A close-up of a tomato's hairy stem with two photoshopped flies: one approaching and one dead at the stem's base. Text reads: Tomatoes are said to be carnivorous." Episode 27: Tomato vs. Pepper, Plants Always Win Podcast
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 19/06/2025
How many tasks are going undone in YOUR June garden? How many are you managing to get done? It seems like they never end.
A quote from Plants Always Win Podcast episode 26: Tomato vs. Pepper. "Everything is happening in the garden. It's June!"
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 17/06/2025
It's Part II of the Tomato vs. Pepper face-off! Tell us who convinced you their plant is the most interesting by casting your vote with the hashtag #PAWFaceoff. www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
A Plants Always Win podcast thumbnail for episode 27: Tomato vs. Pepper is divided into two triangles, one with a photograph of tomatoes and the other with green, yellow, and orange peppers.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 12/06/2025
Now that we've solved The Case of the Vanishing Upload, Episode 26: Tomato vs. Pepper is finally available! Sean and Erin compete to see who can deliver the most interesting (and useful!) information about these two garden staples. www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast #gardensky 🌱
A Plants Always Win podcast thumbnail for episode 26: Tomato vs. Pepper is divided into two triangles, one with a photograph of tomatoes growing on a vine and the other with green and red peppers ripening on a plant.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 08/06/2025
Jennifer Holston shares her story as a smart hydroponics pioneer who now grows a "living pantry" in her home using attractive, AI-enhanced hydroponic gardens. Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts or at www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis... #gardensky 🌱
A quote from Plants Always Win podcast episode 25: Smart Hydroponics with Jennifer Holston: "It is the easiest kind of gardening I have ever experienced."
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 05/06/2025
Jennifer's first home hydroponic garden has given her lettuce through southern heat waves and northern blizzards. Listen to the full episode to learn how her indoor gardening has leveled up since then. #gardensky #hydroponics 🌱 #gardening www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 04/06/2025
Home hydroponics have come a long way in the last decade! From timers to AI to attractive indoor gardens the size of a bookshelf, Jennifer Holston takes us through what's new in sustainable, accessible water-based home gardening. #hydroponics #gardensky 🌱 www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
A Plants Always Win podcast thumbnail for episode 25: Smart Hydroponics with Jennifer Holston shows a white woman with brown hair smiling in front of several healthy plants inside her house.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 02/06/2025
It's a shrub showdown! This week's Plant Face-Off is Serviceberry vs. Haskap. Depending on where you're from, you might call it Saskatoon vs. Honeyberry. Or Shadbush vs. Swamp-Fly Honeysuckle? Plants have a lot of names! Tune in and vote for your favourite. www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 27/05/2025
Are you growing serviceberries? How about haskaps? If you're in Ontario (or a similar climate), these are the berry shrubs for you. But which one reigns supreme? Listen to this week's Plant Face-Off and cast your vote with the hashtag #PAWFaceoff. #gardensky 🌱 www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
Plants Always Win podcast episode 24: Serviceberry vs. Haskap. An image is divided into two triangular halves, one showing a photograph of small, round, purple and red serviceberries and the other showing long, purple haskap berries.
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 21/05/2025
Have you ever gotten to know your new community by seeking out its gardeners? Cole Imperi @imperi.bsky.social did when she moved LA, and our co-host Sean Patchett did the same in small-town Ontario. Hear their stories on this week's episode. #gardensky #gardening 🌱 www.plantsalwayswin.com/pod...
A quote from Plants Always Win podcast episode 23: Life, Death and Master Gardeners with Cole Imperi: "I knew the best way to get to know my new community was through the dirt and the people sticking their hands in it."
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 20/05/2025
What does the study of death, dying & grief have to do with gardening? For @imperi.bsky.social a lot! From meeting one group Master Gardeners at a cemetery to coaching another in the wake of wildfires, she's seen first-hand how everything connects to the soil. www.plantsalwayswin.com/pod...
A white woman with bold makeup, glasses, and a pompadour hairstyle smiles mysteriously while holding out a bouquet of flowers. Text reads: Plants Always Win Podcast Episode 23: Life, Death and Master Gardeners with Cole Imperi
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 18/05/2025
Sean weighs the pros and cons of participating in No Mow May in North America. For the full nuanced discussion, listen to the episode on your podcatcher of choice or at www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis... #gardensky #nomowmay #gardening #lawncare #pollinators
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 17/05/2025
So maybe No Mow May isn't a great idea for most of us in North America. But could your yard's seed bank be full of native flowers after all? Sean shares ideas for doing a case study on your own lawn before committing to ditching the mower. #nomowmay #gardensky #gardening
"Do a case study on your own yard." A quote from Plants Always Win Podcast Episode 22: No Mow May...Debunked?
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 16/05/2025
Find out how Sean's laziness turned his lawn into a glorious display of blossoms one year in Episode 22: No Mow May...Debunked? www.plantsalwayswin.com/pod... #nomowmay #gardensky #gardening #wildflowers #lawn
"Sheer laziness and no shortage of curiosity." A quote from Episode 22 of the Plants Always Win Podcast: No Mow May...Debunked?
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 15/05/2025
This statement is unusually absolutist of us, but we wanted to get your attention. Here in Ontario, and in other parts of North America, not mowing your lawn in May may not be as helpful to pollinators as you think. It might even cause harm. www.plantsalwayswin.com/pod... #gardensky #nomowmay 🌱
"Say no to No Mow May." Episode 22: No Mow May...Debunked? Plants Always Win Podcast
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 14/05/2025
Is No Mow May relevant in Ontario? Does it help our pollinators? Does it HURT our pollinators? We won't keep you in suspense: there are much better things you can do to help native insects here. Get all the nuance in this week's show! www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis... #gardensky 🌱 #nomowmay
A Plants Always Win Podcast episode title over a photo of a lawn with one strip mowed: Episode 22: No Mow May...Debunked?
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 12/05/2025
Debby Ward knows that understanding the connections between plants, humans, and the ecosystem as a whole leads to richer gardens and richer lives. Hear more about her philosophy as a garden coach (and more!) in this episode. #permaculture #biodynamics #garden www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
"Everything is connected to everything else...Plants do always win." Episode 21: Permaculture and Biodynamics with Debby Ward, Plants Always Win Podcast
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 08/05/2025
Debby Ward doesn't come into people's yards, design a garden, and leave. She trains them to be gardeners themselves, highly attuned to the place they are growing in. Listen to her holistic philosophy in Episode 21: Permaculture and Biodynamics #gardensky www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis...
"I like to grow gardeners." A quote from Plants Always Win podcast episode 21: Permaculture and Biodynamics with Debby Ward
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Plants Always Win Podcast @plantsalwayswin.com · 06/05/2025
Want to go beyond organic gardening? This week's guest, Debby Ward of Prior Unity Garden, helps people develop an intimate understanding of and relationship with their gardens. Permaculture and Biodynamics are two tools in her toolkit. www.plantsalwayswin.com/podcast/epis... #gardensky
Plants Always Win Podcast Episode 21: Permaculture and Biodynamics with Debby Ward. A white woman with brown hair smiles enigmatically at the camera.
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