The podcast for people who love plants—but not always the same ones. Brought to you by the editors of Fine Gardening, this fun, informative podcast tackles all things topical in gardening. You’ll listen to the insights (and arguments) of Editor-in-Chief Steve Aitken and Senior Editor Danielle Sherry as they discuss various horticultural subjects on a deeper level. You will also hear from today’s l... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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I stumbled on this podcast through a post on Instagram about two years ago and it is such a welcome addition to my podcast queue! I’m always learning something new with each episode. I’ve been revamping a 1962 home AND very neglected yard in the Northeast zone 7 over the last six years. In some areas, I’m rehabbing and in other areas I’m starting from scratch which has been overwhelming at times. The knowledge I’ve gleaned from this podcast and the encouragement to keep experimenting have helped... more
I just had to respond the previous post— we know what you were suggesting. I love Danielle and the format with Carol and Danielle together. Danielle is a treasure. She is smart and funny and I don’t care if her voice isn’t perfect for broadcasting. Gardeners are open minded and are not bothered by silly things like this. Danielle, we love you and we want you to stay!
He added life and humor. This show has lost a step lately.
I really love Carolyn leading the podcasts lately. I’ve been listening a long long time and I’m not trying to be rude but many episodes are hard to understand because the chief editor has a bad microphone or bad connection in my opinion. I’m really liking the new format with Carole
This podcast has changed so much. I think Carol and Danielle are fine but don’t have the chemistry that Danielle had with Steve. Additionally, I do not like the changed format of interviewing another expert. If it is getting to be too much of a burden for these two gals to do a bi-monthly show, consider using other staff but keep the format. I no longer recommend this podcast to all my gardening friends.
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