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All The Dirt Gardening, Sustainability and Food

Steve Wood and Deryn Thorpe
Summer Gardening
Abalone
Lawn Care
Aquaculture
Beekeeping
Sustainable Fishing
Tomatoes
Pollination
Sustainability
Kings Park
Wine Cellaring
Environmental Stewardship
Trees
Varroa Mites
Organic Farming
Urban Gardening
Honey Production
Chlorotic Decline Syndrome
Sustainable Agriculture
Market Gardening

Gardening, sustainability, food, organics. Weekly discussion, interviews and tasty garden to kitchen recipes

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Latest Episodes

Chloe started her horticultural career in retail and wholesale nurseries before moving into high profile positions with Melbourne Zoo and Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria. A passionate educator, Chloe is on a mission to help novice gardeners transition... more

Dr Bede Mickan is a passionate industry based scientist specialising in nutrient and value recovery from food waste. A lecturer at UWA's School of Agriculture Bede is also the Research and Development Manager for Richgo garden products.

Steve and Deryn chat about creating a tropical garden and catch up on what they have been up to in their own gardens.

Our thoughts go out to the Balinese community after recent devastating floods.

Kieran chats to Deryn and Steve about his life long career in horticulture, his love for the industry and his passion to encourage fellow gardeners to share their knowledge and skills.

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Recent Guests

Bede Mickan
Soil biologist, lecturer, and research manager at Richgro Garden Products
Richgro Garden Products
Episode: Bede Mickan Soil Microbiologist
Mary Nenke
Aquaculture pioneer, founder of Cambinata Yabbies
Cambinata Yabbies
Episode: "Yabby Lady" Mary Nenke Aquaculture Pioneer
Chelsea Hunter
Community Garden Coordinator at Care for Headland
Care for Headland
Episode: Chelsea Hunter Community Garden Coordinator and Carolyn Mann Containers for Change
Carolyn Mann
Acting Coordinator of Containers for Change
Containers for Change
Episode: Chelsea Hunter Community Garden Coordinator and Carolyn Mann Containers for Change
Kelly Howlett
Operations Manager for Care for Hedland and former mayor of Port Hedland.
Care for Hedland
Episode: Kelly Howlett Raising Awareness of the Social and Natural Environment
Suzanne Lefroy
Landscape designer with a passion for creating livable outdoor spaces
Lefroy Landscape Design
Episode: Suzanne Lefroy Landscape Designer
Joe Richardson
A horticulturalist at Kings Park and Botanic Gardens
Kings Park and Botanic Gardens
Episode: Small Eucalyptus For Home Gardens
Natalie Vallance
Stalwart of the WA horticultural industry and owner of Muchea Tree Farm
Muchea Tree Farm
Episode: Natalie Vallance - Muchea Tree Farm - Australian Plants
Dean Arthurell
Founder of Carnaby Crusaders, advocating for the endangered Carnaby cockatoo.
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Episode: Dean Arthurell Carnaby Crusaders

Hosts

Deryn Thorpe
Co-host, sharing knowledge on gardening and sustainability.
Steve
Co-host, focuses on horticultural insights and practical gardening advice.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 478 ratings
  • Great show, always worth a listen.

    Very interesting guests and subject matter. I always learn something new. Thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jolson74
    Australia6 months ago
  • Just Say No

    I have really enjoyed this show until the latest episode and I have to comment. This is a gardening show. Describing the so called godly treatment of animals until you can kill them is disgusting. Trying to justify this as “the way things are” on a farm is so misguided. It is not the way things are . It is what you CHOSE it to be. Eat vegetables.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ?0150
    United Statesa year ago
  • Awesome pod

    I do love this podcast! I’d give it 4.5 stars if possible but doesn’t quite get the 5 for me, I love the in-depth podcasts with experts on a particular topic but I’m less keen on the general chit chat episodes. I get their purpose, I still listen to them (have listened to every episode) but just don’t enjoy them as much as some of the more specific or scientific ones.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Glazzy boy
    Australia2 years ago
  • GardenBliss

    Great Autumn roundup ✅ Your favourites my favourites even if some don’t grow so well in humid Sydney !

    New Episode 215 brilliant 🤩

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Paris Creek
    Australia2 years ago
  • Great Gardening Podcast

    I was introduced to All The Dirt a few years ago. We have a sandy soil type that is quite challenging for gardening and there was an episode that was all about growing in sandy soil. I listened to it - listened again, and was inspired to do some of the techniques they covered with their guest. Since then I’ve spent many an hour in the garden listening to Deryn and Steve talking to guests or just sharing their knowledge on all things gardening. If you’re into gardening, or want to get into garden... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gene 321
    Australia2 years ago

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Feedback indicates a strong preference for episodes featuring expert insights and specific topics over casual discussions, emphasizing a desire for educational content.
Listeners appreciate the informative and engaging content, highlighting the wealth of practical gardening advice available.
Some listeners have raised concerns about occasional topics diverging from traditional gardening themes and prefer a focus on science-based advice.
Many reviews express gratitude for the communal and supportive atmosphere encouraged by the hosts, making listeners feel part of a gardening family.

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Bede Mickan Soil Microbiologist
Q: Tell us about growing up and how did you get to be here?
I grew up gardening, helping with vegetables at my grandparents' home, and later pursued horticulture in high school.
Chelsea Hunter Community Garden Coordinator and Carolyn Mann Containers for Change
Q: So tell me about gardening. How did you get into gardening? Why did you get into gardening?
Chelsea shares that she started gardening after having children, realizing she needed a hobby beyond motherhood, leading to a passion for plants and gardening with her kids.
Suzanne Lefroy Landscape Designer
Q: What happens if they like it?
If the clients are happy, the 3D design gets flipped into a detailed 2D document used for landscape installation.
Suzanne Lefroy Landscape Designer
Q: What do you like about landscape design?
She enjoys modeling in 3D, building structures, and the flexibility of working both inside and outside, along with the satisfaction of pleasing clients.
Suzanne Lefroy Landscape Designer
Q: How did you become a garden designer?
Suzanne transitioned from a career in communications after having twins, prompted by a desire to engage in something she loved.

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What is This Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Content primarily focuses on gardening, sustainability, and organic food practices, often featuring interviews with horticulturalists, environmental advocates, and community gardeners. The discussions not only provide practical gardening tips but also emphasize the importance of community engagement in sustainability and various environmental initiatives. Episodes often feature personal stories and insights into the experiences of participants in the green and gardening sectors, making it relatable and informative for both novice and experienced gardeners. Unique to this series is its blend of scientific knowledge with a community-oriented perspective, enhancing its appeal to listeners who are passionate about environmental issues and garde... more

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1. Bede Mickan
2. Mary Nenke
3. Chelsea Hunter
4. Carolyn Mann
5. Kelly Howlett
6. Suzanne Lefroy
7. Joe Richardson
8. Natalie Vallance

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