
The Compost Pile | Gardening & Homesteading explores all things gardening, homesteading, and organic gardening. Your Hosts, David Pool & Aaron Barnhill, will dive into pollinators, practical fundamentals, tips for success, and more.
David Pool has over 20 years in the green industry and helps people daily solving all types of gardening, landscape, lawn, and homestead issues.
Aaron Barnhill is a ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Home & GardenEducationLeisureCourses | |||

Rain is one of the most important resources for every garden—but is rain always a good thing? In this episode of The Compost Pile, we explore the benefits and drawbacks of rainfall and explain how heavy rain impacts your soil, plants, vegetables, law... more
Want to grow your own fruit but not sure where to start? In this episode of The Compost Pile, we break down the best fruit trees, berries, and citrus varieties for Southeast Texas and other Zone 9a gardens.
Whether you're building a backyard orchard... more
Is your garden looking tired, stressed, or downright apocalyptic in the middle of summer? In this episode of The Compost Pile, David and Aaron discuss one of the hardest lessons for gardeners to learn: knowing when it's time to let go of declining cr... more
Many gardeners look at their beds in July and assume the season is winding down, but in Southeast Texas, some of the best gardening opportunities are still ahead. In this episode of The Compost Pile, David discusses common midsummer gardening mistake... more
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Plenty of insight on gardening in the heat/humidity combo, which can be a haven for disease.
Great information and easy to understand.
If you want real information simplified that you can apply to your own garden - listen up and enjoy.
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Two gardening hosts share practical, experience-driven discussions on home gardening, small-scale farming, landscape design, soil health, and pollinators. Episodes center on actionable techniques (succession planting, drip irrigation, crop rotation, soil management) and candid stories from hands-on work in horticulture, with a focus on humid climates, heat tolerance, and transforming outdoor spaces into productive, enjoyable spaces. A notable strength is the blend of step-by-step tips with real-world anecdotes from long-time growers and designers, plus guest experts who bring field-tested knowledge. This show is likely especially helpful for listeners who want usable garden-advice, design guidance, and a community-oriented, do-it-yourself a... more
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