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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
Sustainability
Pollination
Kings Park
Wine Cellaring
Environmental Stewardship
Trees
Varroa Mites
Horticulture
Organic Farming
Urban Gardening
Honey Production
Chlorotic Decline Syndrome
Sustainable Agriculture

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

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Jolanda Keeble is passionate about the flora in our bushland and has written and published 3 Field Guides to help people fully appreciate the biodiversity of special areas in the WA Wheatbelt.

Andrew and Mandy Osenton are a force of nature. Together with an outstanding group of volunteers they run the Kalamunda Garden Festival. Held four times a year at the beginning of each season, this is a horticultural event not to be missed.

Darren shares his life long passion for horticulture chatting to Deryn about his career as a radio garden talk back host, television presenter, landscape gardener and nurseryman.

Angela is a Landscape Architect with over 30 years experience in garden design. Her passion is connecting home owners with the right landscape professionals to achieve the best possible results.

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Recent Guests

Jolanda Keeble
Author and field guide author focusing on Western Australian flora
Author of WA field guides
Episode: Jolanda Keeble Flora Field Guides
Angela Maroney
Landscape architect, consulting arborist, and TAFE lecturer.
TAFE New South Wales
Episode: Angela Maroney Your Landscape Journey
Jackie Hooper
Co-owner of Zanthorrea Nursery
Zanthorrea Nursery
Episode: Zanthorrea Nursery
Ross Hooper
Co-owner of Zanthorrea Nursery
Zanthorrea Nursery
Episode: Zanthorrea Nursery
Julie Kinney
Passionate gardener and member of the Mediterranean Garden Society.
Episode: Julie Kinney Mediterranean Gardens
Chloe Foster
Passionate horticulturist and author of The Rookie Gardener
Episode: The Rookie Gardener Chloe Foster
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

Hosts

Charlie Allbone
Host of All The Dirt, with a background in horticulture and landscape design, aims to inspire listeners with practical gardening advice and a passion for nature.
Deryn Thorpe
Co-host of All The Dirt, dedicated to sharing knowledge about gardening and sustainability, emphasizing community connections and educational approaches.
Steve
Co-host of All The Dirt, with expertise in horticulture and a passion for engaging discussions with guests about sustainable gardening practices.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 487 ratings
  • More practical advice please

    The show clearly has access to top experts but so many of the interviews are fluff and meandering conversations. In an hour long interview there might be one solid nugget of information. Would love to have more pointed questions and discussions of useful advice. Thanks!

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Blivitmeister
    United States2 months ago
  • Love the show

    Thanks for all your hard work Derryn and Steve. l really enjoy the podcast, it’s my morning driving companion. Always get a lot of inspiration from your guests, especially love when you have Angus Stewart on the show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jo neil
    Australia4 months ago
  • Great show, always worth a listen.

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jolson74
    Australia10 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 States2 years 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

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Listeners appreciate the wealth of practical advice and inspirational stories shared by the hosts and guests.
Some feedback highlights a desire for more structured episodes that focus solely on actionable gardening tips and less on general chit-chat.
Overall, the show's engaging format, expert insights, and emphasis on sustainability resonate well with the audience.
The community feel and personal anecdotes enrich the episodes, making gardening accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

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Gardening Expert Darren Seinor
Q: What are the current trends in gardening and landscaping today?
Darren notes there is a swing between ultra-low maintenance gardens and highly ornamental gardens that require more care but yield better results.
Gardening Expert Darren Seinor
Q: What is it that you enjoy most about landscaping?
Darren finds joy in building relationships with customers and the satisfaction of creating beautiful gardens that bring happiness to families.
Gardening Expert Darren Seinor
Q: What sparked your gardening passion?
Darren credits his father, who was a keen gardener, particularly in vegetables and fruits, as the main reason for his love of gardening.
The Rookie Gardener Chloe Foster
Q: What inspired you to write 'The Rookie Gardener'?
I saw a need for clear, honest guidance for novice gardeners, and I wanted to create a book that is not only informative but fun and engaging as well.
The Rookie Gardener Chloe Foster
Q: Can you tell us about how you started your journey in horticulture?
I went straight into horticulture after school and studied at Swinburne TAFE. My passion for Australian plants grew as I worked in nurseries and later at public horticulture sites like Melbourne Zoo and the Royal Botanic Gardens.

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Exploring a diverse range of topics related to gardening, sustainability, and food, this podcast features engaging discussions and interviews that highlight expert insights and practical tips. Topics often include the importance of using heirloom seeds, sustainable gardening practices, and the joy of growing food at home. With a strong emphasis on community engagement and education, listeners can expect a wealth of knowledge that caters to both novice and experienced gardeners alike, alongside tasty recipes that connect the garden to the kitchen. The hosts foster a warm and inviting atmosphere that encourages a shared love for gardening, making it a delightful resource for anyone interested in expanding their horticultural expertise.

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Recent guests on this podcast include:

1. Jolanda Keeble
2. Angela Maroney
3. Jackie Hooper
4. Ross Hooper
5. Julie Kinney
6. Chloe Foster
7. Bede Mickan
8. Mary Nenke

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