The Garden Culture Podcast with Bailey Van Tassel

Lauren Liess is a wildly successful interior designer, author, shop owner, cook, mother, and so much more. Her design philosophy is deeply inspired by nature and her life pursuing the outdoors. Today we talk about how nature really speaks to her projects on all levels, how she makes time to garden and why it’s so important to her.    For all things Lauren Liess go to www.laurenliess.com where she...

Welcome to November in the garden, kitchen, forests, and home. This month we celebrate cool season crops, chestnuts, and much more - like my special twist on what we're thankful for this year.  For more information visit: www.baileyvantassel.com  This podcast is all made possible by The Kitchen Garden Society, a monthly gardening membership that guides you through what to do and how to do it each...

Heather Webber is a fiction author with over 30 titles to her name. She writes mystery, romance, and magical realism, weaving nature and folklore into all her stories. In this conversation, Heather talks about her stand-alone novels which involve a lot of herbalism, flowers, and plant magic, yet in a very real way. We chat about her writing, and how she got started with three kids under the age of...

Twins and business partners, Boo and Sarah Simms share with us about their “little cheese shop”, Lady and Larder, and what makes everything taste so much better. These sisters have done incredible things from partnering with Williams Sonoma to getting featured in Wall Street Journal. Just a few accomplishments among being mothers and entrepreneurs who support hyper-local sustainable food culture. ...

Designing a garden and working with a landscape designer or contractor can be quite the journey. Listen in as I talk through my own renovation, the choices we made, and the mistakes too!    To download your free ebook about cooking with broth, go here:  https://www.familieswhocook.com/a/2147520885/ZTKcaC8U or go to Baileyvantassel.com/bonebroth    For more information on Bailey Van Tassel: www.bai...

Join me for a refreshing chat with Becky Cole, a wife, mother, author, and farmer, as well as a self-taught gardener and herbalist. We dig into her childhood in Ireland, how she’s returned to a slower-paced life immersed in nature after fashion school, and the ins and outs of running a farm. Becky shares some tips for slow living as well as just beautiful conversation about the love of growing thi...

In this episode, we welcome the month of October. We go through gardening in October as well as foraging and hit the high notes of what is ready to be planted and what should be tended to.  We also touch on some cozy and timely October traditions as well as the benefits of garlic and onions when it comes to natural healing and cold and flu season.  For more information on Bailey, visit www.baileyv...

Gardening to replace the grocery store is a massive undertaking and one that Kate Schatt (of Venison For Dinner) and her family take seriously. Kate walks us through her journey from gardening being a chore to a beautiful act of service, as well as talks through what she and her husband grow. Kate and I tackle the issue of how to intervene when organic gardening and pests don't mix, and her philos...

In this episode I'm digging into fall gardening and what exactly I’m doing and planting right now in the garden (mid-Sept). I go through how I'm handling each plant. I'm also giving some tips for presence and savoring this in-between month, as well as sharing my sources for soil, where to buy garlic and the best farm for buying onion starts.  I also talk about failure in the garden and how perfect...

Come get to know Misha Gillingham of Farm Luxe, an author, gardener, and philanthropist. She left the city in California (and her job in luxury travel) for an island in Washington State having never gardened or farmed before and then published a book about her stunning 12-acre farm. Hear her story of growing up barely making ends meet, ending up with a mission to donate all her profits to the food...

Quick bonus episode! In this episode, I answer the top question that people ask me in interviews: "Do you still wish you had a farm?". I've been known for the pursuit of living farm life (again) and settling instead in the suburbs. I share my tips for finding contentment wherever you are and answer that big question.  For more info go to www.baileyvantassel.com For information on my monthly garden...

Visit www.baileyvantassel.com for more information on The Garden Culture Podcast.  You can find Leah and her herbs, teas, tinctures, potions, and books at www.highgardentea.com on Instagram @highgardentea.  Leah walks us through her personal journey to herbalism since she was not raised in a home with herbal knowledge. She healed a unique auto-immune disease using herbs. She also guides us through...

Welcome to Autumn! September is such a lovely month, transitioning us into a new season.  To read more about what Bailey is growing this fall: https://baileyvantassel.com/the-art-of-fall-gardening/ Some information listed in the episode:  The Kitchen Garden Society: www.thekitchengardensociety.com Walker Apple Candles: https://hattiehazel.com/collections/frontpage/products/walker-apples-soy-candle...

Welcome to The Garden Culture Podcast hosted by Bailey Van Tassel.  Bailey is a busy home gardener, wife, mother, and small business owner. Her goal is to inspire a life filled with gardening and nature, bringing the outdoors in as often as possible.  Bailey grew up on a hobby farm, but now lives in Southern CA in zone 10B. She is the founder of The Kitchen Garden Society ( https://www.thekitcheng...

Welcome to The Garden Culture Podcast, I am your host, Bailey Van Tassel. I am a home gardener, mother, and writer, passionate about inspiring you to garden no matter where you live or how much time you have. I am on a mission to bring gardening back into our culture, as a part of daily life. I’ve even had people say, “its like you’re trying to make gardening cool again”, why yes, yes I am. And th...