Seed Up Saturday – 6 New Classes
A Zoom Webinar all about Seed Saving Education! In these uncertain times, Seed Up Saturday is 3 hours of seed education to to elevate your own gardening guru by learning…
Seed Up Saturday – 6 New Classes
A Zoom Webinar all about Seed Saving Education! In these uncertain times, Seed Up Saturday is 3 hours of seed education to to elevate your own gardening guru by learning…
558: Jason Johns on Saving Our Bees
Creating a relationship with tiny garden workers. Bees are a vital resource for the existence of ecosystems, yet their habitats are threatened everyday. Jason Johns is the author of several books, including his new book Save Our Bees, which shares valuable insights on how home gardeners can enhance bee populations. Listen in to learn about the importance of biodiversity, planting native flowers, urban impacts, and the inspiration behind Jason’s new book.
552: Seed Saving Class July 2020
A chat with an expert on Seeds. – In This Podcast: This is the July 2020 episode of a live Seed Saving Class discussing the current status of world seeds, utility patents, community based seed systems, and so much more on building diversity and resilience back into the garden.
Bonus Episode 30: Seed Saving Class Aug 2019
This is the August 2019 episode of a live Seed Saving Class discussing the art of saving your own seeds, the challenges, how to harvest, thresh and clean seeds on a small scale, and…
The Future of Food ~ Native Bees
The Future of Food – Native Bees by Guest Blogger: Dave Hunter of Crown Bees: We know there are huge differences in how pollen is carried by the European honey bee and our native bees. Relatively unknown, people are surprised to learn that hole-nesting native bees like our mason and leafcutter bees are actually much better pollinators than honey bees.
Research shows that mason bees can significantly increase the yield of…
457: Dave Hunter on Native Bees
Developing a relationship between primary pollinators and growers. — In This Podcast: Realizing that his apple trees were barely producing compared to his neighbors, Dave Hunter found the answer was mason bees. His hobby increased his harvest, and eventually his new passion developed into…
