Show Notes
Welcome to the FIRST official episode of the live edible gardening show. A Podcast x Livestream where you can listen, ask questions, or watch live and be a part of an interactive gardening show. Together we will sow seeds, discuss what's happening in the garden, make plans, and track goals to grow more food at home naturally and sustainably.
In today's episode, we take a little look back at my journey and how I landed here in Perth from New Zealand, discuss how summer has gone in the garden, plan seeds to sow in March, and discuss goals for March - garden, personal, and business.
Homegrown is hosted by Holly Noakes an Edible Gardener, YouTuber, and Photographer creating a more sustainable lifestyle in the suburbs of Perth, Australia. Join us live Wednesday afternoons or on the podcast, Thursday mornings and grow your own nourishing homegrown food!
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