In The Garden With Susan Podcast

In The Garden With Susan Podcast. A smiling sun glows over the title. A Garden Faerie Botanicals Production
In The Garden With Susan Podcast. A Garden Faerie Botanicals Production

The latest episode is found below. You can find past episodes and subscribe to the podcast at: SpotifyPodchaserRadioPublic and Headliner.

Beyond The Microgreen Tray (Part Three) In The Garden With Susan

In this episode I look at saving amaranth and broccoli seeds for future microgreens. If you need some amaranth seeds, I have them at: https://gardenfaeriebotanicals.ca/product-category/heirloom-amaranth-seeds/Broccoli Rapini is here: https://gardenfaeriebotanicals.ca/product/broccoletto-a-foglia-di-oliva-seeds/This weeks song is called Microgreen Symphony: https://suno.com/song/1364f131-ea64-4055-b281-bc0331076222See you in the garden growing microgreens for seeds!

The Story Behind In The Garden With Susan

It all started in 2008 when I was a raw vegan and wanted to nourish my daughter and I with living foods that were fresh out of the garden. I decided to move to a farm and grow my own food. With very little gardening experience, I found myself standing before a 2 acre piece of land that was tilled and ready to plant.

My experiences in that garden were filled with trial and error. I devoured all the information I could find about growing and joined the Seeds of Diversity and Seed Savers Exchange. I began to save seeds and collect rare and endangered heirlooms. A small seed company flourished during that time and soon the farm sold and we moved to British Columbia.

I find myself on the land once again and able to grow and create gardens. The journey of collecting rare and endangered heirloom seeds is once again a reality and I invite you to join me as I learn and share knowledge of the gifts that can be found in the garden.

Susan in the corn patch that was grown from rare and endangered heirloom seed.

I am an avid seed saver and love running barefoot throughout the garden. Always on the look out for endangered heirlooms, I can spend hours reading the seed exchange directories.

I finished a Digital Business Management Diploma course and this podcast is part of my project in creating this website.

Meet Your Host

Susan Ladner

Summary

4 thoughts on “Podcast: Saving seeds, food security & how to preserve the harvest.”

  1. Judy

    What a beautiful garden and growing site love the information and lovely graphics .

    1. Hi Judy! Thank you so much! I am grateful that you enjoy it and find value here. See you in the garden!!

  2. Cedar

    Wow!! Thank you for your stories and recipes Susan. I had no idea of the magic & versatility of Horseradish! Thank you for all the love you impart into everything you nurture in the garden as I have been a huge benefactor of your beloved Horseradish.

    1. Thank you so much! I did not know the extent of Horseradish magic either!! I was inspired by you and had to begin that journey! I trust the horseradish will grow abundantly for you.

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