John Morgan
The Keep Growing Podcast
Gardening can be a challenge for beginners. Each Saturday we cover a gardening guide for gardeners in the Mid-Ohio Valley in USDA Zones 6 & 7. We’re here to help you learn the basics, get creative, and keep growing!
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Episodes
041 Week 23 2024 Gardening Guide 01.06.2024 4:30
Join us each week for a look at the gardening forecast for the Mid-Ohio Valley. Find full show notes at https://bobsmarket.com/keepgrowing
040 Week 22 2024 Gardening Guide 25.05.2024 6:04
The Keep Growing Podcast where we take a look a the weather forecast and gardening tasks each week for the Mid-Ohio Valley. Find show notes at https://bobsmarket.com/keepgrowing
039 Week 21 2024 Gardening Guide 18.05.2024 4:48
In this episode we take a look at the weather and gardening guide for May 18th to the 25th for the Mid-Ohio Valley. Find show notes at https://bobsmarket.com/keeprowing
038 Week 20 2024 11.05.2024 6:44
In this week's episode we take a look at the gardening week ahead and also cover some quick tips for watering your plants.
037 Week 19 2024 04.05.2024 8:35
In this week's episode we dig a bit deeper into our new direction, and we also take a look at the gardening week head for the Mid-Ohio Valley.
036 | Week 18 2024 Gardening Guide 27.04.2024 4:58
This year on The Keep Growing Podcast we're going to try something different. Join us each Saturday morning for a look at the gardening week ahead. We're going to tailor our episodes to the Mid-Ohio Valley where most of customers are located. Find full show notes at: https://www.bobsmarket.com/keepgrowing
035 Pressing Plants 02.05.2023 20:10
In this episode, I want to talk about something near and dear to my heart, plant taxonomy. Wait! Don’t go! I know science stuff can be boring, but there’s a fun side to plant taxonomy. It can even be a bit of an art, and that’s pressing plants. Learn More at https://bobsmarket.com/keepgrowing
034 Early Spring Gardening 06.04.2023 11:31
In this episode of the Keep Growing Podcast, we’re going to defrost, venture outside, and get to work in the garden.
033 Hydroponics 21.03.2023 14:49
In this episode we’re going to take a look at hydroponic gardening. We’ll consider the basic concepts of hydroponic gardening, its benefits, and how to get started.
032 Seed Your Future 07.03.2023 11:42
In this episode we’re going to change things up because we just had a special week in our industry. It was Green Career Week, an event sponsored by Seed Your Future.
031 Garden Planning 21.02.2023 12:47
In this episode we're going to take our garden journals and map out a plan for our gardens. Plan your work and work your plan. From short term projects to years long gardening quests, you're going to need a plan. Full Show Notes at: https://bobsmarket.com/keepgrowing
030 Garden Journals 07.02.2023 13:46
In this episode, I want to start thinking about planning for spring. At the time of recording, it is early February, and now is the time to start looking ahead to warmer days, doodling garden plans, and ordering seed. Organizing your gardening plans and keeping track of your garden's progress is important. That's where garden journals come in.
029 United Plant Savers 23.01.2023 37:19
In this episode we take a look at the somewhat dark history of West Virginia's forests. Then we learn what is being done to preserve the botanical heritage of Appalachia by visiting United Plant Savers, a medicinal plant sanctuary in Rutland, OH. Find full show notes at bobsmarket.com/keepgrowing
028 Growing Wild 10.01.2023 16:51
Are you certifiable? Wild? ... In this episode we look at growing a meadow garden and also how to certify your property as a wildlife habitat. Full Show Notes at https://bobsmarket.com/keepgrowing
027 Garden Trends for 2023 27.12.2022 11:04
Over the last couple years we saw a huge influx of new gardeners that wanted to grow veggies, preserve their harvest, and turn their backyards into a little paradise. 2023 is going to take those new-found gardening skills and attitude of self-reliance to a whole new level. Basically, the training wheels are off, and your imagination is the limit.
026 A Fresh Start 13.12.2022 11:40
In this episode we address the elephant in the room. What happened to The Keep Growing Podcast after it disappeared in 2020. From covid to hackers, it's been an exciting couple of years at Bob's Market & Greenhouses. Now that things have somewhat returned to normal, it's time to roll up our sleeves, break ground on some new episodes, and ... keep growing!
The Return 29.11.2022 1:44
The last time I uploaded a podcast episode was June, 2020. It's a long story. We'll get into all the details in our next episode. Join us every other week this winter as we ... Keep Growing! Learn More: BobsMarket.com
025 Garden Alchemy 15.06.2020 20:45
In our last episode, we covered planting our Victory Garden. Now it's time to nurture it into a productive space that will produce an abundance of healthy food. Way back at the beginning of the lockdown, I had the pleasure of chatting with Stephanie Rose about her newest book, Garden Alchemy . It is an awesome book because all of the techniques in the book use items readily avail...
024 Seeds of Victory 04.06.2020 18:54
In this episode it is time to plant your Victory Garden. In this episode we'll look at the basics of planting seeds and transplants. ... Also, achoo! We talk about gardening with allergies.
023 Making a Battle Plan 18.05.2020 24:48
Planning is perhaps one of the most important aspects of gardening. Whether your planning a veggie garden or the landscaping around your house, it all starts with a plan. A good place to start is with a manual. In 1943, the founder of the National Garden Bureau, James H. Burdett, published The Victory Garden Manual. In this episode of the podcast, we meet Diane Blazek, Exec...
022 Prepare The Battlefield 04.05.2020 14:16
In this episode we’re digging into Victory Garden to get the ground ready for battle. Choose your weapon whether it is a shovel, rototiller, or even a bale of straw. … A bale of straw? … Let’s dig for victory! Find the full show notes at https://www.bobsmarket.com/keepgrowing/022-prepare-the-battlefield
021 Viral Victory Gardens 20.04.2020 11:36
To help you be a little more self-sufficient this season, we’re going to be covering a crash course in gardening here on the podcast. All you’ll need are minimal tools and a patch of land to get started. We’re going to go old school with a Victory Garden . If you’re ready to face the challenge of growing a Victory Garden with us this summer download the printable certificate inspired b...
Season 3 Trailer: Victory Gardens 08.04.2020 0:43
We are at war. The enemy is invisible, and we know the best way to fight it is to stay home. It’s extremely hard, we’re all wading into the unknown together … apart. We do know that lives and livelihoods are at stake. There is one thing we can all do to help, and that is grow your own garden. Like our grandparents, it’s time to grow a Victory Garden! Subscribe a...
020 Poinsettuhs 10.12.2019 30:18
Poinsettias are a plant that is synonymous with Christmas, but how did a Mexican plant become popular in the US? Are they poisonous? How do you care for them? We explore these questions and more in this episode. Find full show notes at https://bobsmarket.com/keepgrowing ©2019 Bob's Market and Greenhouses, Inc. _________________________ Music from https://filmmusic.io "We Wish you...
019 The Griswold Family Christmas Tree 25.11.2019 23:06
Christmas is here, and there’s no better way to celebrate the season than with a Christmas tree. In this episode we look at tips for choosing the perfect tree and how to care for it. We also tackle some myths and misunderstandings when it comes to cut trees. Find our show notes here. Discuss the episode on our subreddit. Music by Silent Partner ©2019 Bob's Market and Greenhouses, Inc.
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