| 01/21/12 Guest Sam Thayer |
Kate visits with forager Sam Thayer about foraging and preserving food from nature.
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| 01/14/12 Guest Josh Kirschenbaum |
Kate is talking more seed with Josh Kirschenbaum from Territorial Seed Co. and growing heirloom tomatoes with more disease tolerance.
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| 01/07/12 Guest Jere Gettle |
Kate visits with Jere Gettle from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds and talks about the importance of heirlooms.
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| 12/17/11 Guest Hank Shaw |
Kate interviews Hank Shaw about how to gather food from the wild and use it in great recipes. From wild berries to mushrooms, find out how and what to look for and when to find them. Survive!
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| 12/03/11 Guest Pamela Crawford |
Container expert Pamela Crawford makes a return visit to the show to talk about Container Combos: Herbs and Flowers. Find out how to make interesting and attractive containers with herbs and flowers mixed together.
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| 11/26/11 Guest Niki Jabbour |
Niki Jabbour talks about year round growing based on her experience growing in Z5 Maritime Province of Canada.
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| 11/19/11 Guest Lorraine Johnson |
Kate and Lorraine talk about growing in the city including Guerrilla gardening and being a City Farmer.
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| 11/12/11 Guests Arden Bucklin-Sporer and Rachel Kathleen Pringle |
Kate talks with Arden Bucklin-Sporer and Rachel Kathleen Pringle about how to get school gardens up and running.
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| 11/05/11 Guest Rhonda Massington Hart |
Kate and Rhonda talk about growing fruit and vegetables vertically. Her book, Vertical Vegetables and Fruit: Creative Gardening Techniques for Growing Up in Small Spaces, will be available in December, 2011.
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| 10/29/11 Guest Ann McCormick |
Kate and Ann McCormick, the Herb 'n Cowgirl talks about growing and cooking with herbs in Texas,
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| 10/22/11 Guest Richard Morris |
Kate talks with Richard Morris who is farm amanager for the National Trust Myfarm project which is inspired by Facebook's Farmville. The subscribers make the decisions about the farm and Morris and his team have to comply.
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| 10/15/11 Guest Meg Cloud |
Kate and Meg Cloud talk about Stark Bros. Nursery and Ochards - one of the oldest orchards in the country. Learn all about fruit trees and how to pick the best for your garden.
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