Top 28 Gardening Podcasts

Grounded in Maine Podcast is an open conversation about being mindful of how we show up for the world. We discuss the role we play in sustainability including gardening and preserving, recycling, composting and even household DIY. It's a podcast about our commitment to ecological responsibility, and empowering us to take on our role in the solution instead of feeling overwhelmed by the state of the world.

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We’ve gained a lot from modern life—but we’ve also lost something along the way. We’re more disconnected from our food, our hands, our communities, and the skills that once made everyday life feel grounded. On the Old-Fashioned on Purpose podcast, bestselling author Jill Winger explores what’s still worth keeping from the old ways—and how to make it work in real life now. Expect conversations about from-scratch food, old-fashioned skills, entrepreneurship, home, land, and what it means to build a meaningful life without turning it into another impossible ideal.

Tips for beginning and experienced gardeners. New episodes arrive every Friday. Fred Hoffman has been a U.C. Certified Master Gardener since 1982 and writes a weekly garden column for the Lodi News-Sentinel in Lodi, CA. A four-decade fixture in Sacramento radio, he hosted three radio shows for Northern California gardeners and farmers: The KFBK Garden Show, Get Growing with Farmer Fred, and the KSTE Farm Hour. Episode Website: https://gardenbasics.net

🌱 The Beanstalk is a gardening podcast for everyday growers who want to grow more, learn more, and become a little more self-reliant—one season at a time.

Hosted by John, your neighborhood garden buddy, The Beanstalk takes a friendly, down-to-earth approach to growing your own food and understanding the plants that make our gardens such amazing places. Whether you're planting your very first seed, building a few raised beds in the backyard, experimenting with a greenhouse, or you've been gardening for decades, there's always something new to dig into.

Each episode explores a different corner of the gardening world. We take deep dives into individual vegetables, fruits, berries, herbs, flowers, native plants, and other crops, covering everything from planting and growing to harvesting, common pests and diseases, companion planting, seed saving, and the advantages and challenges that come with growing them. Along the way, you'll find practical gardening advice, interesting plant history, a little science, plenty of garden experimentation, and the occasional trip into the Garden Nerd Corner.

But The Beanstalk isn't just about individual plants. We also explore the bigger systems that make a garden work, including soil health, composting, irrigation and water conservation, seed starting, greenhouse growing, pollinators and beneficial insects, organic pest management, garden planning, seasonal maintenance, raised beds, preserving the harvest, and plenty more.

The garden itself is never perfect, either—and that's part of the point. We talk about successes, failures, experiments, strange weather, stubborn plants, lessons learned, and what happens when gardening plans meet reality. The goal isn't to create an immaculate showpiece. It's to build a productive garden, understand why things work, learn from what doesn't, and become a better gardener every season.

Based in Utah and gardening in USDA Zone 6, John brings the perspective of a suburban grower dealing with hot summers, cold winters, short transitional seasons, unpredictable weather, and the constant challenge of getting the most out of the space and growing season available. While that experience occasionally gives the show a Zone 6 and Intermountain West perspective, The Beanstalk is made for gardeners everywhere. The fundamentals of healthy soil, good watering, thoughtful planting, observation, experimentation, and working with nature travel pretty well.

Self-reliance is also at the heart of what we're growing. You don't need acres of farmland or a picture-perfect homestead to produce some of your own food. A backyard, greenhouse, raised bed, container, or even a small patch of usable ground can become surprisingly productive when you learn how to use it. Every tomato picked from the vine, every handful of berries, every saved seed, and every lesson carried into next season is another small step toward knowing how to provide a little more for yourself.

Most importantly, The Beanstalk is meant to feel like gardeners talking to gardeners. There's no expectation that you know everything before you begin, and there will always be another experiment worth trying. Ask questions, make mistakes, celebrate the harvests that go right, laugh at the ones that don't, and keep learning.

So grab your gloves, wander out to the garden, and join John and your fellow Beans as we explore what we can grow, what we can learn from it, and just how far a little patch of soil can take us.

From our patch to yours... keep on climbing. 🌱

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A podcast for flower farmers, gardeners, and cut flower growers who are growing more than just flowers.

Hosted by Jennifer Gulizia of The Flowering Farmhouse, The Backyard Bouquet shares inspiring conversations and expert tips from the fields and gardens of cut flower farmers and home growers.

Whether you're planting your first backyard bed or running a thriving flower farm, each episode offers practical growing advice, heartfelt stories, and the encouragement to cultivate beauty, joy, and connection—both in your garden and in your life.

From backyard plots to blooming fields, this podcast celebrates the people behind the petals and the lessons we learn when we grow with intention. Discover how locally grown flowers can enrich your days, root you in the present, and remind you that every flower—and every season—has a purpose.

Join us on this flourishing journey—where growing flowers is just the beginning.

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Are you a gardener, farmer, forager or herbalist - or maybe you're a little plant curious? Then you've come to the right place - this is Seeds & Weeds a podcast from Small House Farm!
www.SeedsandWeedsPodcast.com
The Seeds and Weeds Podcast is hosted by Bevin Cohen and brought to you by Small House Farm. Support the show at www.patreon.com/smallhousefarm

Something exciting is sprouting! Home Grown is the brand-new gardening podcast for anyone who loves growing their own food, from balcony pots to full allotments. Hosted by two of the UK’s brightest horticultural voices, it brings practical tips, seasonal advice, and plenty of inspiration straight to your ears.

Jamie Walton, better known as Nettles & Petals, has built a huge following for his eco-friendly gardening style and passion for sustainability. He’s joined by Martha Swales of Marf’s Kitchen Garden, whose urban garden projects and veg-packed recipes show how much you can grow in even the smallest spaces.

Alongside their own stories and advice, each month Jamie and Martha welcome a range of special guests to share their unique experiences of working with the soil, sowing seeds, and living seasonally.

Whether you want to learn how to start a vegetable patch, discover what to plant each season, or simply enjoy lively conversations about the ups and downs of gardening life, Home Grown is the podcast that helps you grow more and grow better.

New Episodes every Thursday

Subscribe now and get in touch at homegrown@joypeddlers.com

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An NTS podcast about music and growing, where Flo invites a different musical guest to the allotment each week to have a chat whilst carrying out a gardening task.

Get in touch about this podcast: hello@ntslive.co.uk

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Welcome to grow, cook, eat, arrange, the weekly podcast from gardener, writer, teacher,and cook, Sarah Raven. Over the last two decades, Sarah has led the way by introducing a new kind of productive gardening which places emphasis on intense colour, sophistication, and achievability. Recorded at the beautiful Perch Hill Farm in Sussex, Sarah talks with special guests from across garden design, floristry, food, ecology, conservation, and more. Brimming with top tips and helpful hints, listen and learn how to create your most productive garden ever. You can find out more about the products discussed in each episode or get in touch by visiting the website: https://www.sarahraven.com/