Recent Episodes
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How plants survive winter
Dec 6, 2024 – 00:17:56 -
The science of thermogenesis
Nov 22, 2024 – 00:19:41 -
Winter lawns
Nov 15, 2024 – 00:27:43 -
Tis the season (for gardening)
Nov 8, 2024 – 00:25:38 -
The neophyte gardener
Oct 25, 2024 – 00:30:36 -
Fall gardening tips
Oct 18, 2024 – 00:24:06 -
Science and poinsettias
Oct 11, 2024 – 00:19:28 -
Understanding how frost affects your garden
Oct 4, 2024 – 00:29:59 -
All about garlic
Sep 27, 2024 – 00:42:02 -
Cluster flies in the garden
Sep 20, 2024 – 00:39:06 -
Springtails and the soil food web
Sep 13, 2024 – 00:29:24 -
Soil testing for healthier gardens
Sep 6, 2024 – 00:33:48 -
Building healthy soil structure
Aug 30, 2024 – 00:25:58 -
Embrace the fungus
Aug 23, 2024 – 00:26:54 -
Gardening in the rain
Aug 16, 2024 – 00:23:01 -
All about hydrangeas
Aug 9, 2024 – 00:21:14 -
Into the meadowverse
Aug 2, 2024 – 00:23:52 -
Harvest season
Jul 26, 2024 – 00:35:50 -
Edible in Alaska
Jul 19, 2024 – 00:33:53 -
Cottonwood conundrum
Jul 12, 2024 – 00:26:24 -
Secrets to thriving lilacs
Jul 5, 2024 – 00:23:28 -
All about chickweed
Jun 28, 2024 – 00:23:27 -
The hidden power of dandelions
Jun 21, 2024 – 00:28:57 -
Strategies for planting beans and peas
Jun 14, 2024 – 00:26:30 -
Mastering the introduction of native plants to your garden
Jun 7, 2024 – 00:30:59 -
Tips for early season lawn care
May 31, 2024 – 00:36:41 -
Jeff’s gardening hacks
May 24, 2024 – 00:32:57 -
Flawn seed kits with Anthony Nied
May 17, 2024 – 00:46:46 -
Tomato Myths
May 10, 2024 – 00:36:58 -
Finding you soil’s sweet spot
May 3, 2024 – 00:29:58 -
All about voles
Apr 26, 2024 – 00:33:50 -
Preparing your soil for healthy plants
Apr 19, 2024 – 00:30:48 -
Is plastic-free gardening achievable?
Apr 12, 2024 – 00:29:58 -
Should you sterilize your soil?
Apr 5, 2024 – 00:37:10 -
Starting your seeds
Mar 29, 2024 – 00:29:42 -
Bears in the garden
Mar 22, 2024 – 00:23:14 -
All about hanging baskets
Mar 15, 2024 – 00:23:00 -
Spring garden chores
Mar 8, 2024 – 00:29:07 -
Plants that glow?
Mar 1, 2024 – 00:26:05 -
How microbes affect the taste of food
Feb 23, 2024 – 00:21:24 -
Rhizophagy rundown
Feb 16, 2024 – 00:23:17 -
Alaska birch syrup with Ted Hammers
Feb 9, 2024 – 00:40:09 -
The surprising benefits of snow in gardening
Feb 2, 2024 – 00:27:16 -
The best manure for organic gardening
Jan 26, 2024 – 00:23:27 -
Is plastic pollution killing your soil?
Jan 19, 2024 – 00:29:25 -
New Year’s gardening resolutions
Jan 5, 2024 – 00:23:53 -
What the heck is biochar?
Dec 29, 2023 – 00:28:00 -
Superheroes in the soil
Dec 22, 2023 – 00:27:43 -
The power of mycorrhizal fungai
Dec 15, 2023 – 00:20:55 -
Coffee in the garden
Dec 8, 2023 – 00:36:59
Recent Reviews
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Nfjsj jjdeWhere’d you go? 2025Loved the podcast and hopefully it comes back.
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Smokin babe2FASCINATING!!I just recently found the podcast and I can’t put it down! Or should I say turn it off?! I’ve been binge listening and plan on going back to listen to them all again when I’m done. There’s just so much information my little brain cant absorb it all in one shot!
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CW failJeff for President!Grateful for these podcasts! Always learn something and am in a better mood after listening to these fellas. Thank you!
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grandmaster greylove anything with jefforganic gardeners will love this podcast. no fluff just the good stuff. love both of these guys energy
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Berry MacockinyaThe Dirt on SoilThis show is entertaining and easily digestible for folks wanting to learn how to maximise their garden’s potential. Although some of the concepts discussed are cutting edge biology, these guys deliver it in a fun and easily understood manner. Highly recommended. Z. Craig
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Libby Is Dot ComTaking my garden game to the next levelI grew up with gardening parents in Anchorage and we’d always consult the Jeff Lowenfels column before making big decisions. Now as an “adult” who is responsible for my own plot of soil, I have so enjoyed listening to this podcast as I’ve worked in the garden this summer. Seems like we had better weather in Juneau than you guys did in Anchorage, sorry to say! Thank you for such a thoughtful and engaging program and I sure hope it will continue for many seasons to come. -Libby 🍄
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sds996Love this!Who knew a gardening podcast could be so engaging. Well, probably many people, but I am pleasantly surprised :) I've been reading Jeff for years but I love listening to the discussion and personal experiences
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nerka3Excellent for Alaskan gardening!I have been struggling with gardening in Anchorage, Alaska for many, many years and I was a loyal reader of Jeff’s column in ADN so this podcast was a great idea and it is fancy! My garden is a little more successful now because of all of this.
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Ak SabraBest gardening podcastSo much great information presented in an approachable way. I appreciate that the science is explained in plain English, and that there no shaming if you have not done organic gardening in the past. Thanks, I look forward to each new episode.
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Ljohnt55Great gardening info!I’m learning so much! Thank you for this great resource. Keep it coming. You’ve inspired me to start a compost with more than just leaves and garden waste.
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Birdie-DianaInformative & EnjoyableReally enjoy this podcast. They have great personalities nicely tone, voices informative, information, easy to understand. Highly recommended if you want to grow anything in your garden, you’ve got to work with your soil.
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#INSULIN4ALLAlready a valuable show and just getting startedJeff needs no introduction, and this show is already a great listen. I look forward to each new episode and enjoy listening while I garden or go for hikes outside. The best thing about information in this day and age is it’s so readily available. As long as you want to learn, there’s great info if you know where to look. Thanks for the great show guys, it’s already opened my eyes to many ways to improve my garden 👏🏻
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zvaMaking it SimpleYou guys take complex biology and make it simple, looking forward to more.
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8ixMy god we’ve all been waitingThe man the legend with a podcast! Sooth me to sleep Mr. Lowenfels with your whispers of a healthy network of microbial communities. You’re a blessing to the world we walk, breath, eat and live from.
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