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072 : Lee Reich, The Ever Curious Gardener
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071 : Things You Shouldn’t Buy, with Robert Pavlis
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070 : Your Garden is a Gym
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069 : You Don’t Need a Truck to Have a Garden!
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068 : Chemically Speaking with Dr. Joe Schwarcz
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067 : Self Sufficiency
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066 : Mulch + Rain = Awesome
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065 : Building Natural Ponds with Robert Pavlis
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064 : Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc
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063: Gardening Myths With Robert Pavlis: Part 2
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Episodes
- 162: Tree vs Whip vs Seed, With Cody Whynot
- 161: Talking Soil Amendments with Keith Reid
- 160 : Talking Homesteading with Stefan Sobkowiak
- 159 : Talking Mushrooms with Jessica Snider
- 158 : Talking Drought with Richard Zurawski
- 157 : Talking Weeds with Ken Johnson
- 156 : Talking Plant Potting Myths with Robert Pavlis
- 155 : A 2025 Gardening Forecast with Richard Zurawski
- 154 : Talking Food Prices with Dr. Sylvain Charlebois
- 153 : Talking Nutrient Density with Robert Pavlis
- 152 : Things to do in December
- 151 : Talking Lady Beetles with Ken Johnson
- 150 : Talking Rain with Richard Zurawski
- 149 : Talking Soil Food Web Myths with Robert Pavlis
- 148 : Talking Raised-Bed Building Materials with Robert Pavlis
- 147: Talking Climate with Richard Zurawski
- 146 : Talking Garden Snakes with Pete Freckelton
- 145 : Talking Organic with Stefan Sobkowiak
- 144 : Talking Pruning with Lee Reich
- 143 : Talking Strawberries
- 142 : Talking Persistence
- 141 : Talking Nitrogen with Keith Reid
- 140 : Talking Fruit Tree Basics with Susan Poizner
- 139 : Talking Compost with Robert Pavlis
- 138 : Talking Mars with Keith Reid
- 137: Talking Gardening with ChatGPT
- 136 : Problem Solving
- 135 : Talking Ticks with Dr. Vett Lloyd
- 134 : Talking Permaculture Context with Stefan Sobkowiak
- 133 : When to Plant Vegetables According to the Dandelion
- 132 : Talking Plant Science with Robert Pavlis (Part 2)
- 131 : Talking Biochar with Lee Reich
- 130 : 2022 End of Year Q&A
- 129 : Talking Plant Science with Robert Pavils (Pt. 1)
- 128 : Talking Greenhouses with Niki Jabbour
- 127 : Talking Food Prices with Janet Music
- 126 : Talking Canning and Freezing with Martha Zepp
- 125: What 5 Plants Would I Choose?
- 124 : Talking Bird Flu with Dr. Anne Lichtenwalner
- 123 : Talking Garden Pests with Robert Pavlis
- 122 : Talking Shrubs and Permaculture with Stefan Sobkowiak
- 121: Talking Transplants with Niki Jabbour
- 120 : Talking Tomatoes with Lee Reich
- 119 : Top 10 Failures
- 118 : Viewer Q&A with Co-Host Dave Doggett
- 117 : What to Do About Rising Food Prices
- 116 : Talking Soil Problems with Robert Pavlis
- 115 : Talking Organic Matter and Rhizosphere with Robert Pavlis
- 114: More Chicken Talk with Dr. Anne Lichtenwalner
- 113 : Talking Chickens with Anne Lichtenwalner
- 112 : Talking Container Gardening with Niki Jabbour
- 111 : Why Crop Rotation is a Good Idea
- 110 : Talking Soil Science with Robert Pavlis
- 109: Talking Permaculture with Stefan Sobkowiak
- 108 : Talking Straw Bale Gardening with Robert Pavlis
- 107 : Tips for Planning a Garden
- 106 : Why Cooking Skills Matter for Gardeners
- 105: Talking Pandemic Life and Savings with Dave Doggett
- 104 : Talking Soil Life with Keith Reid
- 103 : How to Avoid Wasted Produce in Your Garden
- 102 : Talking Ant Myths with Robert Pavlis
- 101 : The 5 Most Common Mistakes that Gardeners Make When Problem Solving
- “Speaking Moistly” About Soil with Keith Reid
- 099 : Talking Roses with Bob Osborne
- 098 : Accelerating Your Learning Curve
- 097 : Talking Soil with Keith Reid
- 096 : Talking Pruning with Stefan Sobkowiak
- 095 : Food Prices are Going Up – So What’s Your Plan?
- 094 : 2019 MGP Season Wrap-up with Dave Doggett
- 093 : Sun, Water, Soil & Mulch
- 092 : Talking Wild Edibles with Jamie Simpson
- 091 : Talking Phenology with Alyssa Rosemartin
- 090 : A Righteous Razing of the Raised Bed Rage
- 089: More Things You Don’t Need to Buy with Robert Pavlis
- 088 : Talking Fruit Trees with Stefan Sobkowiak
- 087 : Talking Fruit Trees with Stefan Sobkowiak
- 086 : Massive Q&A About Sand Pathways
- 085 : Talking Garlic with Ron Goldy
- 084 : You Don’t Need to Buy Worm Castings!
- 083 : Companion Planting Myths with Robert Pavlis
- 082 : Pests in a No-Till Garden – Myth vs Reality
- 081 : All About Ticks and Lyme Disease with Dr. Vett Lloyd
- 080 : Chemicals, Toxins and Pesticides (oh my!) With Dr. Joe Schwarcz
- 079 : Why I Love Growing Sunchokes!
- 078 : Weedless Gardening With Lee Reich
- 077 : Early Starts – How to Break the Rules and Kick-Start Things in Your Garden
- 076 : Transplanting Myths and Tips with Robert Pavlis
- 075 : Hybrid vs Heirloom – Controversy or Misunderstanding?
- 074 : Behind the Ferns, with Dave Doggett
- 073 : Lee Reich, The Ever Curious Gardener, Part 2
- 072 : Lee Reich, The Ever Curious Gardener
- 071 : Things You Shouldn’t Buy, with Robert Pavlis
- 070 : Your Garden is a Gym
- 069 : You Don’t Need a Truck to Have a Garden!
- 068 : Chemically Speaking with Dr. Joe Schwarcz
- 067 : Self Sufficiency
- 066 : Mulch + Rain = Awesome
- 065 : Building Natural Ponds with Robert Pavlis
- 064 : Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc
- 063: Gardening Myths With Robert Pavlis: Part 2
- 062 : Gardening Myths With Robert Pavlis: Part 1
- 061 : Unfinished Business
- Growing Food with Greg: Getting Started, Part 1 – Finding the Right Spot
- 060 : Growing Herbs In Cracks, Corners and Edges
- 059 : New Ideas
- 058 : Some Pests Aren’t Pests
- 057 : It’s OK to Till in Year One
- 056: Growing Transplants Outdoors
- 055 : Heirloom, Open-Pollinated, or Hybrid?
- 054 : Winter is here!
- 053 : What Kind of Gardener Are You?
- 052 : Why Saving Seed Garlic Makes Sense
- 051 : You Can’t Buy a Garden
- 050 : Odds & Sods
- 049 : Growing Degree Days: A Better Way to Understand your Growing Conditions
- 048 : Mulling over Mulches
- 047 : Defining Permaculture
- 046 : Fall Crops
- 045 : The Green Thumb
- 044 : Lacto-fermentation
- 043 : Ticks and Lyme Disease – The Growing Epidemic
- 042 : Sand Gardens, Rock borders, and the Ruth Stout Method
- 041 : The Wonderful World of Kale Pests
- 040 : Defining Your Garden Beds
- 039 : Time To Get Planting!
- 038 : A Free Irrigation System
- 037 : More Mulch Madness
- 036 : Greg’s Early May Garden Update
- 035 : The Benefits of Bees
- 034 : The Prevalence of Perennials in Permaculture
- Hugelkultur Solutions for Raised Garden Beds
- 033 : Build Your Own Herb Garden
- Video: Easy DIY Hoop House for Your Garden
- 032 : Planning Your Garden
- 031 : Buying Transplants vs Growing Transplants
- Video: How to Thaw Your Soil with Homemade Solar Heat Magnets
- 030 : What Gardening Zone am I in?
- 029 : Transplanting Strategies – How To Make It Easy On yourself
- 028 : Sowing the Seeds of Anticipation
- Video: Preparing Coldframes for Transplants
- 027 : Things I Did Wrong Last Year
- 026 : The Economic Impact of Gardening
- Season 2 Precursor – Episode 025
- Video: Mulching With Seaweed: An Excellent Fall or Winter Gardening Activity
- Video: How to kill goutweed using leaves
- Video: Fall Garden Bed Preparation with Greg Auton
- Video: Planting Garlic in Zone 5 with Greg Auton
- Things To Do With Fall Leaves – Special Episode 024
- Season 1 Final Episode!
- Fall Gardening in Zone 5? – Episode 022
- No-Till Gardening in Zone 5: Is this a Pipe-Dream or What? – Episode 021
- Mapping Out Next Year’s Garden – Episode 020
- Preserving Pickles, Relishes and Chows the Easy Way – Episode 019
- Pesky Garden Pests!!! – Episode 018
- Cold Frames – Waste of Time in Zone 5? – Episode 017
- Tomato – Tamaato – Episode 016
- Saving Seeds (Part 2) – Episode 015
- Saving Seeds (Part 1) – Episode 014
- Perennials – Episode 013
- Rainy Day Gardening – Episode 012
- Hodgepodge – Episode 011
- Composting – Episode 010
- Raised beds, Are They All They’re Cracked Up To Be? – Episode 009
- Things to Try That Your Parents Never Grew – Episode 008
- Top Ten Easy Things to Grow – Episode 007
- Beans and Potatoes – Episode 006
- End of May to Early June Gardening – Episode 005
- Magnificent Mulch – Episode 004
- Getting Started Gardening – Episode 003
- Gardening in Late April/Early May – Episode 002
- Back To Gardening with Greg Auton – Episode 001