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The Dirt on Gardening

Published by Andre Baptiste, Graylen Brown, Derek Haynes

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The Dirt on Gardening Podcast brings real talk and science to gardeners of every level. Hosted by Andre the Farmer, Urban Gardening with Gray, and The Chocolate Botanist, this near-weekly podcast (Tuesdays at 7 PM EST) blends casual conversation with expert insight on horticulture, botany, and practical gardening. Whether you're growing in a small urban space, tending land in the countryside, or nurturing houseplants indoors, you’ll get actionable how-to advice, plant science made approachable, and honest discussions rooted in experience. From beginner basics to advanced techniques, these three friends dig into sustainable gardening, urban farming, plant care, and the science behind how plants grow. If you love gardening tips, plant education, and authentic conversations about horticulture, then you'll dig The Dirt on Gardening!

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  1. Fall Gardening: Tips for a Bountiful Harvest 🌱 from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    Sep 15, 20261 hr 2 min

    ❓ Are you team fall garden or team spring garden? Episode Summary In this episode, we discuss the joys and advantages of fall gardening. We share our personal experiences and insights on what makes the fall season a great time to plant. From choosing the right crops to preparing your garden for the cooler months, we cover it all. Plus, we answer listener questions about growing techniques and share tips for maximizing your harvest. In This Episode Why fall gardening deserves more love Tips for planting leafy greens and root vegetables The importance of timing and climate considerations How to prepare your garden for winter The benefits of using starts versus seeds Insights on growing in different zones Personal gardening stories from our weekends Listener questions and expert answers ️ Our Hosts ️ Andre the Farmer Urban Gardening with Gray The Chocolate Botanist Sponsors ✂️ Retain Spray Sonia's Bug Spray ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce Join our Telegram: t.me/thedirtongardening Email Us: thedirtongardeningpodcast@gmail.com SEO Keywords: farm gardening, fall gardening tips, planting vegetables, gardening in fall, leafy greens, root vegetables, gardening techniques, urban gardening, seasonal planting, gardening advice Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  2. Growing Together: Tips for Your Garden 🌱 from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    Sep 8, 20261 hr 3 min

    ❓ What’s your favorite plant to grow in your garden? Episode Summary Join us as we dive into the world of gardening with our special guest, Uncle Josh, the Plant Techie! We share our personal gardening stories, from the first plants we ever grew to the challenges and triumphs we face in our gardens today. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, we have tips and insights to help you cultivate your green thumb. In This Episode We discuss the importance of starting small in your gardening journey. Uncle Josh shares his experience with growing fruit trees and the best varieties for your area. We explore the benefits of growing in unconventional containers like filing cabinets. Learn about the best practices for growing pineapples in colder climates. Discover the joys of growing strawberries and other fruits in your garden. We answer listener questions about gardening challenges and solutions. Uncle Josh shares his favorite plants and why he loves them. We wrap up with a call to action for listeners to get involved in their local gardening communities. ️ Our Hosts ️ Andre the Farmer Urban Gardening with Gray The Chocolate Botanist Sponsors ✂️ Retain Spray Sonia's Bug Spray ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce Join our Telegram: t.me/thedirtongardening Email Us: thedirtongardeningpodcast@gmail.com SEO Keywords: gardening tips, growing fruit trees, container gardening, starting a garden, urban gardening, growing strawberries, pineapple growing, gardening community, master gardener, plant care Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  3. Desert Gardening, Watermelon Ripeness & George Washington Carver's Legacy 🍉

    Sep 1, 20261 hr 1 min

    ❓ What are your favorite tips for growing watermelons in the desert? Episode Summary ❓ What are your favorite tips for growing watermelons in the desert? Episode Summary: Join us as we dive into the world of desert gardening, exploring the nuances of growing watermelons and the legacy of George Washington Carver. We share our personal gardening experiences, discuss the importance of crop rotation, and answer your burning questions about plant care. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, there's something for everyone in this episode! In This Episode: We discuss the challenges and rewards of desert gardening. Tips for determining watermelon ripeness and when to harvest. The significance of George Washington Carver in agriculture. ☀️ Our personal gardening stories and experiences. Practical advice on crop rotation and soil health. How to protect your garden from pests naturally. The benefits of companion planting for collards and cabbage. Our top five favorite fruits and how we enjoy them. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ️ Our Hosts: ️ Andre the Farmer https://andrethefarmer.com Urban Gardening with Gray https://urbangardeningwithgray.com The Chocolate Botanist https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Sponsors: ✂️ Retain Spray https://retainspray.com Sonia's Bug Spray https://soniasbugspray.com ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce https://andrethefarmer.com ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Join our Telegram: https://t.me/thedirtongardening Email Us: thedirtongardeningpodcast@gmail.com ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ SEO Keywords: watermelon gardening, desert gardening tips, George Washington Carver legacy, crop rotation, companion planting, pest control in gardens, growing fruits in the desert, tips for watermelon ripeness, sustainable gardening practices, gardening in hot climates ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Don't forget to subscribe and share your gardening experiences with us! In This Episode We discuss the challenges and rewards of desert gardening. Tips for determining watermelon ripeness and when to harvest. The significance of George Washington Carver in agriculture. Our personal gardening stories and experiences. Practical advice on crop rotation and soil health. How to protect your garden from pests naturally. The benefits of companion planting for collards and cabbage. Our top five favorite fruits and how we enjoy them. ️ Our Hosts ️ Andre the Farmer Urban Gardening with Gray The Chocolate Botanist Sponsors ✂️ Retain Spray Sonia's Bug Spray ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce Join our Telegram: t.me/thedirtongardening Email Us: thedirtongardeningpodcast@gmail.com Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  4. Understanding Genetically Modified Organisms in Gardening 🌱 from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    Aug 25, 20261 hr 1 min

    Episode Summary ❓ Have you ever wondered about the impact of genetically modified organisms on our food supply? Episode Summary:<br>In this episode, we dive deep into the world of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and their implications for gardening and food production. We discuss the misconceptions surrounding GMOs, the difference between genetic modification and hybridization, and how these practices affect our food supply. Join us as we share our personal gardening experiences, including the challenges and triumphs of growing various plants, and answer your burning questions about gardening. In This Episode: We clarify the difference between genetic modification and traditional breeding methods We share our personal experiences with growing plants and the importance of understanding plant genetics. We discuss the misconceptions about GMOs and their impact on health and the environment. ☀️ We explore the benefits of organic gardening and how to achieve great yields without synthetic fertilizers. We answer listener questions about common gardening issues and share tips for success. We highlight the importance of community and sharing knowledge in gardening. We discuss the role of technology in modern gardening practices. We emphasize the importance of understanding the science behind our food choices. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ️ Our Hosts: ️ Andre the Farmer<br> https://andrethefarmer.com Urban Gardening with Gray<br> https://urbangardeningwithgray.com The Chocolate Botanist<br> https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Sponsors:<br>✂️ Retain Spray<br>https://retainspray.com<br> Sonia's Bug Spray<br>https://soniasbugspray.com<br> ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce<br> https://andrethefarmer.com ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Join our Telegram:<br> https://t.me/thedirtongardening Email Us: thedirtongardening@gmail.com ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ SEO Keywords:<br>genetically modified organisms, gardening, organic gardening, plant breeding, food supply, gardening tips, plant care, sustainable gardening, hybridization, gardening community ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Join us as we explore the fascinating world of gardening and share our insights. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share your thoughts with us! Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  5. Craziest Plant & Garden Stories 🌱

    Aug 19, 20261 hr 1 min

    ❓ What’s the craziest gardening story you’ve ever experienced? Episode Summary Join us as we dive into some wild and hilarious plant and garden stories! From mishaps in Dominica to unexpected plant volunteers, we share our personal experiences and invite you to share yours. We also discuss the importance of knowing your plants and the surprising benefits of some common weeds. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, there's something for everyone in this episode! In This Episode Andre shares a wild story from Dominica and his leg injury. We discuss the benefits of stinging nettle in the garden. The importance of knowing your plant seedlings. How to deal with wasps in your garden. The significance of composting and using natural remedies. We share our favorite gardening tips and tricks. The benefits of growing legumes like black-eyed peas. Join us for laughs and learning! ️ Our Hosts ️ Andre the Farmer Urban Gardening with Gray The Chocolate Botanist Sponsors ✂️ Retain Spray Sonia's Bug Spray ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce Join our Telegram: t.me/thedirtongardening Email Us: thedirtongardeningpodcast@gmail.com SEO Keywords: crazy gardening stories, plant mishaps, stinging nettle benefits, composting tips, black-eyed peas, gardening humor, plant volunteers, dealing with wasps, gardening advice, urban gardening Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  6. Mental Health and Gardening with The Plant Papi 🌱 from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    Aug 18, 20261 hr 3 min

    ❓ How do you think gardening impacts mental health? Episode Summary: In this episode, we dive deep into the intersection of mental health and gardening with our special guest, The Plant Papi. We explore how nurturing plants can be a therapeutic experience and share personal stories about our journeys in gardening. From discussing the importance of community to the joy of growing plants, we cover it all. Join us as we celebrate the beauty of plants and their role in our mental well-being. In This Episode: We discuss the therapeutic benefits of gardening. The Plant Papi shares his journey into plant parenthood. How community plays a role in gardening. ☀️ Tips for growing plants in challenging climates. The importance of mental health awareness in gardening. Personal stories of growth and resilience. Engaging with our listeners and their gardening experiences. The significance of representation in the gardening community. ️ Our Hosts: ️ Andre the Farmer https://andrethefarmer.com Urban Gardening with Gray https://urbangardeningwithgray.com The Chocolate Botanist https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist Sponsors: ✂️ Retain Spray https://retainspray.com Sonia's Bug Spray https://soniasbugspray.com ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce https://andrethefarmer.com Join our Telegram: https://t.me/thedirtongardening Email Us: thedirtongardeningpodcast@gmail.com SEO Keywords: mental health gardening, plant therapy, gardening benefits, The Plant Papi, urban gardening, plant care tips, community gardening, gardening and mental health, plant parenthood, gardening podcast Join us as we explore the healing power of plants and how they can enrich our lives. Don't forget to subscribe and share your thoughts with us! Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  7. Ask us your Garden Questions! from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    Aug 11, 20261 hr 1 min

    ❓ What gardening tips do you have for growing tomatoes and mint in pots? Episode Summary: In this episode, we dive into your garden questions, sharing insights and advice on various topics. From dealing with pests to the best fertilizers for your plants, we cover it all. Join us as we discuss the importance of understanding your local climate and how to adapt your gardening practices accordingly. We also share personal stories and experiences that highlight the joys and challenges of gardening. In This Episode: We discuss the impact of local climate on gardening success. Tips for growing tomatoes and mint in pots. The importance of using natural fertilizers. ☀️ How to manage pests effectively in your garden. Personal stories about gardening experiences. The benefits of community support in gardening. Insights on using AI for gardening advice. Encouragement to keep trying despite gardening challenges. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ️ Our Hosts: ️ Andre the Farmer https://andrethefarmer.com Urban Gardening with Gray https://urbangardeningwithgray.com The Chocolate Botanist https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Sponsors: ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce https://andrethefarmer.com Sonia's Bug Spray https://soniasbugspray.com ✂️ Retain Spray https://retainspray.com ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Join our Telegram: https://t.me/thedirtongardening Email Us: thedirtongardening@gmail.com ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ SEO Keywords: gardening tips, growing tomatoes, growing mint, natural fertilizers, pest management, gardening advice, local climate gardening, community gardening, AI gardening tools, gardening challenges ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ We appreciate your support! If you enjoyed this episode, consider sharing it with fellow gardening enthusiasts. Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  8. Answering Your Gardening Questions Live 🌱 from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    Aug 4, 20261 hr 2 min

    ❓ What gardening tips do you have for growing plants in limited sunlight? Episode Summary: Join us as we dive into your gardening questions in this live episode! We discuss everything from dealing with pesky gnats to the best plants for low-light conditions. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, we have tips and tricks to help you thrive in your gardening journey. In This Episode: Tips for managing gnats in your garden Best plants for limited sunlight How to prepare cantaloupe seeds for planting ☀️ The importance of moisture control in raised beds Understanding gummosis in peach trees The benefits of using mosquito bits for pest control Creative ways to propagate plants The role of permaculture in sustainable gardening ️ Our Hosts: ️ Andre the Farmer https://andrethefarmer.com Urban Gardening with Gray https://urbangardeningwithgray.com The Chocolate Botanist https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist Sponsors: ✂️ Retain Spray https://retainspray.com Sonia's Bug Spray https://soniasbugspray.com ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce https://andrethefarmer.com Join our Telegram: https://t.me/thedirtongardening Email Us: thedirtongardening@gmail.com SEO Keywords: gardening tips, growing plants in shade, managing gnats, cantaloupe seed preparation, peach tree gummosis, mosquito bits, low-light plants, permaculture gardening, plant propagation, urban gardening Don't forget to subscribe and share your gardening questions with us for future episodes! Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  9. Garden Swap Challenge: Surviving Each Other's Gardens 🌱

    Jul 28, 20261 hr 1 min

    ❓ What would you plant if you had to take care of someone else's garden? Episode Summary: In this episode, we dive into the fun and challenges of swapping gardens! Join us as we discuss what it would be like to take care of each other's gardens across different states. From Florida's tropical plants to North Carolina's unique climate, we explore how we would adapt and thrive in unfamiliar gardening environments. We also share personal stories, gardening tips, and the importance of community in gardening. In This Episode: We discuss the excitement of swapping gardens and the challenges that come with it. Hear about our recent gardening adventures and plant shows. Learn how to grow sweet potato slips and what to do with extras. ☀️ Discover the best practices for keeping pests away from your greens. We share our favorite gardening products and sponsors. Explore the differences in gardening climates across states. Find out what plants we would love to grow in each other's gardens. Join the conversation about gardening tips and tricks! ️ Our Hosts: ️ Andre the Farmer https://andrethefarmer.com Urban Gardening with Gray https://urbangardeningwithgray.com The Chocolate Botanist https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist Sponsors: ✂️ Retain Spray https://retainspray.com Sonia's Bug Spray https://soniasbugspray.com ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce https://andrethefarmer.com Join our Telegram: https://t.me/thedirtongardening Email Us: thedirtongardening@gmail.com SEO Keywords: swap gardens, gardening tips, sweet potato slips, Florida gardening, North Carolina gardening, pest control, gardening community, plant shows, tropical plants, gardening challenges Join us as we explore the world of gardening and share your thoughts on who would thrive in each other's gardens! Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  10. Dream Summer Crops & Native Plants: What We'd Grow in Florida, Texas & North Carolina from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    Jul 21, 20261 hr 1 min

    Join us as we dive into the world of drought-tolerant plants and our favorite summer crops! In this episode, we share what makes a plant drought-tolerant and discuss our top picks for summer native plants specific to our regions: Texas, Florida, and North Carolina. We also share personal stories from our Father's Day celebrations and answer listener questions about gardening. Whether you're looking to grow longevity spinach, okra, or explore the benefits of Moringa, we've got you covered. Tune in for practical tips, engaging discussions, and a few laughs along the way! Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  11. Drought-Proof Your Garden: Essential Water-Saving Techniques

    Jul 14, 20261 hr 2 min

    ❓Question of the Day: What water-saving techniques have you found most effective in your garden? Episode Summary In this episode of The Dirt on Gardening Podcast, we dive deep into the essential strategies for drought-proofing your garden. We, Andre the Farmer, Urban Gardening with Gray, and The Chocolate Botanist, discuss practical water-saving techniques that every gardener should consider. From utilizing ollas to selecting native plants, we explore how to maintain a thriving garden even in the hottest months. We also touch on the importance of smart irrigation systems and share our personal experiences with various watering methods. Join us as we share tips and tricks to keep your plants healthy while conserving water. What You'll Learn In This Episode: * Effective watering strategies for drought conditions * The benefits of using ollas in your garden * How to select and care for native plants * Smart irrigation systems and their advantages Connect With Us: Andre the Farmer https://andrethefarmer.com Urban Gardening with Gray https://urbangardeningwithgray.com The Chocolate Botanist https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist Podcast Sponsors: Retain Spray https://retainspray.com Sonias Bug Spray https://soniasbugspray.com Andre's Pepper Sauce https://andrethefarmer.com SEO This episode is packed with valuable insights for gardeners interested in drought-proofing their gardens, exploring water-saving techniques, and understanding the role of native plants and smart irrigation systems. Tune in for practical advice on organic gardening, soil health, and effective pest control methods. Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  12. Beating the Heat: Summer Gardening Strategies from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    Jul 7, 20261 hr 2 min

    ❓Question of the Day: How do you keep your garden thriving in the summer heat? In this episode of The Dirt on Gardening Podcast, we tackle the challenges of gardening during the hot summer months. We, Andre the Farmer, Urban Gardening with Gray, and Derek the Chocolate Botanist, share our experiences and tips for managing heat-sensitive crops and maintaining a productive garden. From using shade cloth to watering strategies, we discuss the best practices to ensure your plants stay healthy and fruitful. We also reminisce about our weekends, share some fun gardening anecdotes, and answer listener questions about various plants, including tomatoes, strawberries, and guavas. Join us as we dive deep into the world of summer gardening! What You'll Learn In This Episode * Strategies for keeping plants cool in extreme heat * The importance of shade cloth for sun-sensitive crops * Tips for watering and soil health during summer * How to manage pests like earwigs and caterpillars Connect With Us Andre the Farmer https://andrethefarmer.com Urban Gardening with Gray https://urbangardeningwithgray.com The Chocolate Botanist https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist Podcast Sponsors Retain Spray https://retainspray.com Sonias Bug Spray https://soniasbugspray.com Andre's Pepper Sauce https://andrethefarmer.com SEO This episode is perfect for gardeners looking for summer gardening tips, including how to manage heat-sensitive plants, watering strategies, pest control, and maintaining soil health. Keywords include gardening podcast, vegetable gardening, container gardening, organic gardening, and summer gardening strategies. Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  13. How to Make Gardening Easier on Your Body | Accessible Gardening from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    Jun 30, 20261 hr 1 min

    ❓Question of the Day: How have you made your garden more accessible? What tools, techniques, or adaptations have made gardening easier for you or someone you know? Your garden should be a place of peace—not pain. In this episode of The Dirt on Gardening Podcast , we discuss practical ways to make gardening more accessible for gardeners of all abilities. Whether you're dealing with bad knees, mobility challenges, chronic pain, or simply want to garden more comfortably, we share ideas that can help you continue growing what you love. From raised beds and ergonomic tools to container gardening and creative adaptations, we explore ways to reduce strain while maximizing your enjoyment and harvest. Because everyone deserves the opportunity to experience the joy of gardening. In This Episode Gardening with physical limitations Raised beds, containers, and vertical gardening ️ Ergonomic tools and adaptive gardening equipment ‍♀️ Reducing strain on your knees, back, and joints Making gardening more comfortable without sacrificing productivity Why gardening should be accessible for every body Connect With Us Andre the Farmer: https://andrethefarmer.com Urban Gardening with Gray The Chocolate Botanist: https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist Podcast Sponsors Retain Spray – https://retainspray.com Sonia's Bug Spray – https://soniasbugspray.com ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce – https://andrethefarmer.com Thryve Roots – https://thryveroots.com ❓Question of the Day: How have you made your garden more accessible? What tools, techniques, or adaptations have made gardening easier for you or someone you know? Your garden should be a place of peace—not pain. In this episode of The Dirt on Gardening Podcast , we discuss practical ways to make gardening more accessible for gardeners of all abilities. Whether you're dealing with bad knees, mobility challenges, chronic pain, or simply want to garden more comfortably, we share ideas that can help you continue growing what you love. From raised beds and ergonomic tools to container gardening and creative adaptations, we explore ways to reduce strain while maximizing your enjoyment and harvest. Because everyone deserves the opportunity to experience the joy of gardening. In This Episode Gardening with physical limitations Raised beds, containers, and vertical gardening ️ Ergonomic tools and adaptive gardening equipment ‍♀️ Reducing strain on your knees, back, and joints Making gardening more comfortable without sacrificing productivity Why gardening should be accessible for every body Connect With Us Andre the Farmer: https://andrethefarmer.com Urban Gardening with Gray The Chocolate Botanist: https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist Podcast Sponsors Retain Spray – https://retainspray.com Sonia's Bug Spray – https://soniasbugspray.com ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce – https://andrethefarmer.com Thryve Roots – https://thryveroots.com ❓Question of the Day: How have you made your garden more accessible? What tools, techniques, or adaptations have made gardening easier for you or someone you know? Your garden should be a place of peace—not pain. In this episode of The Dirt on Gardening Podcast , we discuss practical ways to make gardening more accessible for gardeners of all abilities. Whether you're dealing with bad knees, mobility challenges, chronic pain, or simply want to garden more comfortably, we share ideas that can help you continue growing what you love. From raised beds and ergonomic tools to container gardening and creative adaptations, we explore ways to reduce strain while maximizing your enjoyment and harvest. Because everyone deserves the opportunity to experience the joy of gardening. In This Episode Gardening with physical limitations Raised beds, containers, and vertical gardening ️ Ergonomic tools and adaptive gardening equipment ‍♀️ Reducing strain on your knees, back, and joints Making gardening more comfortable without sacrificing productivity Why gardening should be accessible for every body Connect With Us Andre the Farmer: https://andrethefarmer.com Urban Gardening with Gray The Chocolate Botanist: https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist Podcast Sponsors Retain Spray – https://retainspray.com Sonia's Bug Spray – https://soniasbugspray.com ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce – https://andrethefarmer.com Thryve Roots – https://thryveroots.com Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  14. Lab-Grown Food, Dr. Sebi & Plant Conspiracies from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    Jun 23, 20261 hr 1 min

    Is chocolate really being grown in a lab? Is Dr. Sebi's nutritional philosophy supported by science? Are pesticides, GMOs, and "electric foods" being misunderstood online? In this episode of The Dirt on Gardening Podcast , Andre the Farmer, Urban Gardening with Gray, and The Chocolate Botanist dive headfirst into some of the biggest myths and conspiracy theories circulating in the gardening and plant world. From lab-grown foods and GMO misconceptions to black seed oil, sea moss, decoctions, and the claims often made in alternative health spaces, the conversation separates evidence from internet folklore. Along the way, the hosts discuss how misinformation spreads, why scientific literacy matters, and how gardeners can evaluate extraordinary claims with a critical eye. Whether you're curious about food science, plant biology, or simply enjoy hearing common gardening myths challenged with humor and facts, this episode has something for you. Topics Covered Lab-grown fruit and food myths Dr. Sebi and "electric foods" GMOs and common misconceptions Black seed oil and sea moss claims Plant conspiracies on social media Science-based gardening and critical thinking Connect With the Hosts Andre the Farmer – https://andrethefarmer.com The Chocolate Botanist – https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist Podcast Sponsors Retain Spray – https://retainspray.com Sonia's Bug Spray – https://soniasbugspray.com ️ Andre's Pepper Sauce – https://andrethefarmer.com Thryve Roots – https://thryveroots.com If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who loves gardening, plant science, and separating fact from fiction. Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  15. AI vs Real Gardeners: Plant Advice, Fake Videos & Gardening Misinformation from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    Jun 9, 20261 hr 3 min

    In this thought-provoking episode of The Dirt on Gardening Podcast , we—Urban Gardening with Gray, Andre the Farmer, and The Chocolate Botanist—dig into one of the hottest and most controversial topics online right now: AI-generated gardening content, fake plant videos, and the future of artificial intelligence in agriculture . From viral “instant harvest” videos and impossible blue flowers to AI-generated gardening advice and fake plant hacks, we break down how to spot AI slop and separate entertainment from real growing knowledge. We discuss why misleading gardening content can hurt beginners, spread misinformation, and drown out real educators trying to teach people how to grow successfully. This episode covers: How to identify fake AI gardening videos Why viral plant hacks often aren’t real AI-generated misinformation in gardening and food science Can ChatGPT and AI tools actually help gardeners? Using AI responsibly for garden planning and research Why critical thinking matters more than ever online AI vs. real gardening experience and expertise The environmental impact of AI data centers and water use We also dive into broader conversations around technology, social media algorithms, and how AI could shape the future of agriculture, education, and online trust. Along the way, we swap stories about fake pesticide claims, dangerous foraging misinformation, and how internet fearmongering spreads faster than science. Plus: Andre joins us live from Washington’s Olympic National Park Gray shares a viral TikTok encounter at a resort pool We discuss iNaturalist, mushroom identification, and why AI can’t replace real-world knowledge Plenty of laughs, tangents, and classic Dirt on Gardening energy Whether you're curious about AI in gardening, fake viral videos, ChatGPT for plants, or the future of technology in agriculture , this episode blends science, humor, and honest conversation to help you think critically in the digital age. Resources & Sponsors Mentioned: Andre the Farmer: https://andrethefarmer.com Urban Gardening with Gray: https://urbangardeningwithgray.com/ The Chocolate Botanist: https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist Retain Spray: retainspray.com Thryve Roots: thryveroots.com Sonias Bug Spray: soniasbugspray.com Keywords (SEO): AI gardening videos, fake plant videos, ChatGPT gardening, AI slop explained, gardening misinformation, AI in agriculture, gardening podcast, fake gardening hacks, plant TikTok myths, artificial intelligence gardening Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  16. Companion Planting, Garden Pests & Healthy Soil: Do Insects Attack Weak Plants? from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    Jun 2, 20261 hr 0 min

    In this episode of The Dirt on Gardening Podcast , we—Andre the Farmer and Urban Gardening with Gray—dive into one of the most debated topics in gardening: why pests attack certain plants and how healthy soil impacts plant resilience . Along the way, we mix in gardening science, practical pest control strategies, gardening myths, and plenty of laughs. We explore a fascinating discussion around the Brix index , plant sugars, and the theory that insects are more attracted to stressed or unhealthy plants. Are pests really targeting weak plants first? And can healthier soil biology actually reduce pest pressure naturally? We break down the science, skepticism, and real-world gardening experiences behind the idea. This episode also covers: Companion planting for natural pest management Soil microbes, fertilizers, and plant health Neem oil, insecticidal soap, and organic pest control Why over-fertilizing can attract aphids and pests Blueberry soil pH and feeding mistakes Bird, squirrel, and rabbit management in the garden Growing tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, and mulberries Blossom end rot and unusual tomato-growing practices Starting seeds vs. transplants for different climates Gardening in Florida vs. northern growing zones We also share updates from our own gardens, celebrate Andre’s son graduating from Georgia Tech, and even welcome a surprise guest appearance from Mama Andre, who joins the conversation to talk gardening, pineapples, and pepper sauce. Of course, no Dirt on Gardening episode would be complete without some wild tangents—from grits debates and doubles to gardening while ADHD, internet myths, and whether healthy plants really can repel pests naturally. Resources & Sponsors Mentioned: Andre the Farmer Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com Sonias Bug Spray: soniasbugspray.com Retain Spray: retainspray.com Thryve Roots: thryveroots.com Urban Gardening with Gray The Chocolate Botanist Whether you're troubleshooting pests, improving soil health, or just looking for honest gardening conversations, this episode is packed with practical advice, science-backed ideas, and community-driven growing knowledge. Keywords (SEO): companion planting, organic pest control, healthy soil gardening, plant pests and insects, neem oil gardening, soil microbiome plants, aphid prevention, blossom end rot tomatoes, gardening podcast, natural garden pest management Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  17. Spring Gardening Q&A: Soil, Strawberries, Pests & Spring Planting Tips from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    May 26, 20261 hr 2 min

    In this spring-focused episode of The Dirt on Gardening Podcast , we—Andre the Farmer, Urban Gardening with Gray, and The Chocolate Botanist—kick off the growing season with a lively gardening Q&A packed with practical tips, laughs, and real-world garden updates. We dive into everything gardeners are dealing with right now, from spring planting prep and recovering from winter damage to pest control, strawberries, compost, hydroponics, and choosing the right native plants for your region. This episode covers: Spring garden planning and seasonal planting tips Recovering mango trees and tropical plants after freezes Favorite native plants for pollinators and ecosystems Carnivorous plants native to the Carolinas Filling raised beds and improving soil naturally Growing Okinawan spinach and longevity spinach Strawberries: sunlight, soil pH, drainage, and bigger harvests Hydroponic fertilizer issues and nutrient mixing Worm composting and vermiculture basics We also answer listener questions on: Whiteflies, spider mites, cucumber beetles, and grasshopper control Using neem oil, insecticidal soap, and diatomaceous earth safely Compost recommendations for different regions Soil brands vs. building living soil locally Earthworms, compost tea, and molasses myths Watermelons, pawpaws, tropical fruit trees, and growing by climate zone Along the way, we share stories from our own gardens, reflect on PlantCon experiences, debate gardening myths like electroculture, and somehow end up talking about Michael Jackson, movie nostalgia, and internet conspiracies. Whether you grow on a patio, in raised beds, or across acres of land, this episode is packed with science-backed advice, honest gardening experiences, and community-driven conversation to help you grow with confidence this spring. Resources & Links Mentioned: Sonias Bug Spray: soniasbugspray.com Thryve Roots: thryveroots.com Andre the Farmer: https://andrethefarmer.com Urban Gardening with Gray: https://urbangardeningwithgray.com/ The Chocolate Botanist: https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist Keywords (SEO): spring gardening tips, gardening Q&A podcast, strawberry growing tips, pest control in garden, native plants gardening, compost and soil health, spring planting guide, hydroponic gardening tips, organic pest control, gardening podcast Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  18. Gardening Q&A: Soil Mixes, Watering Tips, Sugarcane Sourcing & PlantCon Houston from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    May 19, 20261 hr 2 min

    In this lively, Q&A-driven episode of The Dirt on Gardening Podcast , we—Andre the Farmer, Urban Gardening with Gray, and The Chocolate Botanist—answer your best gardening questions and share real-world advice you can actually use. We cover everything from where to source sugarcane in bulk (and how to network with juicers and local farmers) to building the right soil mix for containers and grow bags —with the honest truth: it always depends on your plant, climate, and drainage setup. We also break down: Bamboo vs. native river cane for garden structures Watering strategies that go beyond “just water more” Mosquito control that actually works (and what’s overhyped) Why most “plant repellent” claims aren’t as effective as advertised Along the way, we share updates from our own gardens—late-season potato experiments, unexpected cucumber success, and mango tree recovery—plus our excitement for PlantCon Houston , where we’ll be hosting a grafting class, bringing plant starts, and connecting with the community. Expect a mix of practical tips, science-backed insights, and a few wild moments (yes… we really questioned if pandas are real). Resources & Links: The Chocolate Botanist: https://bio.site/thechocolatebotanist Urban Gardening with Gray: https://urbangardeningwithgray.com/ Andre the Farmer: https://linktr.ee/andrethefarme We also shout out helpful tools like soil and root boosters, tool care essentials, and always recommend checking your local cooperative extension office for region-specific planting calendars and advice. Whether you're just starting out or leveling up your garden, this episode encourages you to experiment, grow bigger than you think, and learn fast from both wins and failures . Got more questions? Keep them coming—we’re building this with you. Keywords (SEO): gardening Q&A podcast, soil mix for containers, watering garden tips, sugarcane sourcing, mosquito control garden, plantcon houston, bamboo vs river cane, beginner gardening advice, urban gardening tips, grow bag soil mix Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  19. Why Blooms Drop (and How to Stop It): Pollinators, Heat, and Hand-Pollination from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    May 12, 20261 hr 1 min

    In this episode of The Dirt on Gardening Podcast , we—Andre the Farmer, Urban Gardening with Gray, and The Chocolate Botanist—dig into one of the most frustrating gardening problems: flowers that never turn into fruit . We break down the real reasons behind poor fruit set and blossom drop, especially for tropical crops like mango, dragon fruit, and cacao , and share practical solutions you can actually use in your garden. From pollination problems to heat stress and nutrient imbalances , we explain what’s going wrong—and how to fix it. We also explore the often-overlooked world of pollinators. It’s not just about honeybees— wasps, flies, and native pollinators play a huge role in successful fruiting. Plus, we walk through when and how to hand-pollinate for more reliable harvests. In this episode, we cover: Why flowers drop before setting fruit The role of temperature, chill hours, and seasonal timing Monoecious vs. dioecious plants and how that affects yield Nutrient shifts (when to reduce nitrogen and boost phosphorus & potassium) How to attract and support diverse pollinators Simple hand-pollination techniques for better fruit production We also answer listener questions on pawpaws, loquats, peppers, and blueberries , share a real-world cautionary story about a social media account hack (and how to recover), and highlight the value of cooperative extension resources for region-specific growing advice. This episode blends science, experience, and community—plus a personal reflection on legacy, travel, and the power of gardening to bring people together. If you’re struggling with fruiting plants or want to boost your harvests, this episode gives you the tools to troubleshoot and succeed. Keywords (SEO): why plants not fruiting, flower drop causes, pollination tips gardening, hand pollination guide, mango pollination, dragon fruit pollination, cacao pollination, fruit set problems, garden pollinators, increase fruit yield gardening Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

  20. Spring Boom, Summer Stall: Microclimates, Heat-Resilient Gardens, and Food Forests from The Dirt on Gardening, opens in a new tab

    May 5, 20261 hr 1 min

    In this vibrant episode of The Dirt on Gardening Podcast , hosts Andre the Farmer, Urban Gardening with Gray, and The Chocolate Botanist are joined by special guest Malakai of Edible Earth Solutions, tuning in from The Gambia to share real-world insights on tropical gardening, food forests, and climate-smart growing . We kick things off celebrating a 500-download milestone before diving into practical, experience-driven gardening talk—from spring growth explosions to summer slowdowns , and how factors like day length, soil temperature, and watering habits directly impact plant performance. Malakai breaks down how he’s building a thriving tropical food forest in West Africa , sharing actionable strategies for creating resilient systems anywhere in the world. Learn how to design and manage microclimates using windbreaks, canopy layers, and shade, plus when to mulch, compost, and fertilize for crops like moringa, cassava, bananas, and fruit trees . This episode also covers: How to grow in extreme heat and manage summer stress Watering strategies (including why early mornings matter) Using chop-and-drop methods for soil fertility Microclimate design for small and large gardens Transitioning from backyard gardening to edible landscapes We also answer audience questions on: Soursop pollination and fruiting tips Growing moringa in colder climates Pawpaw success for Zone 6B growers Why cilantro tastes “soapy” to some people Can Malaysian dwarf coconuts grow in Central Florida? Plus, we highlight valuable resources and growers to follow, including Malakai (@plantwithmalakai), cooperative extension offices for local guidance, and insights from experienced backyard growers. Whether you're growing in Florida, Texas, New York, or across the globe, this episode delivers practical gardening strategies, tropical growing knowledge, and soil-building techniques to help you adapt, grow more food, and build resilient systems. From food forests to family, this conversation reminds us that gardening connects communities across climates—and sometimes, the best advice is simple: wake up early, water deeply, and keep planting. Keywords (SEO): tropical gardening, food forest design, microclimate gardening, moringa growing tips, soursop pollination, heat tolerant gardening, edible landscaping, composting and mulching, backyard fruit trees, sustainable gardening podcast Support Our Sponsors: Retain Spray: retainspray.com Sonia’s Bug Spray: https://sonias-essentials.myshopify.com/ Thryve Roots: ThryveRoots.com Andre The Farmer’s Pepper Sauce: andrethefarmer.com #Gardening #UrbanFarming #podcast #TheChocolateBotanist #BlackPlantCreators #GrowYourOwn #Horticulture #PlantCare #andrethefarmer #FarmToBalcony #BudgetGardening #GardenTips #GardenLife #PlantParent #UrbanGardening

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