ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Mark Cullen, Canada's Gardening Guru, and son Ben Cullen, millennial-gardener and Founder of Cullen's Foods, discuss a range of gardening, food and environment related subjects to inform & inspire you to get your hands dirty.
www.markcullen.com
www.cullensfoods.com
www.markcullen.com
www.cullensfoods.com
Update frequency:
every 43 days
Average audio length:
40 minutes
English
Canada
45 episodes
since May 15, 2020
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this episode Ben chats with Lee Anne Downey of Stonewell Farm (https://www.stonewellfarm.ca/), a lavender growing operation outside Erin, Ontario. Lee Anne is also former President of the Ontario Lavender Association and a current Master Gardener, and she joins Ben to talk about this unique plan…
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Shane Jones is a professor or horticulture, food, and farming at Durham College and the new The Barrett Centre of Innovation in Sustainable Urban Agriculture.
Shane is helping to oversee the Barrett Centre's mission:
Enhance the existing urban farm at the Durham College Whitby campus.
Become a …
This week we talking with Helen Battersby: writer, gardener, garden speaker, TorontoGardens.com blogger, Gardener's Journal co-publisher, and a power-walker – though not always in that order! Helen is also a committed volunteer – for more than 18 years with the Toronto Master Gardeners, and as the …
Returning guest Lorraine Johnson returns to talk with Ben about her new book A Garden for the Rusty Patched Bumblebee: Creating Habitat for Native Pollinators, co-authored with Sheila Colla.
We talk about species at risk, and the unique relationship between pollinators we depend on and the plants…
Annabel is a lifelong educator, publisher, and environmentalist who is a Founding Chair of ClearWater Farm- the flagship project for Ontario Water Centre and a home for place based learning, educational farming, water conservation, regenerative agriculture, and economic development.
Learn more by…
As Ben and Mark tackle two new gardens, looking to the season ahead.
This week Ben and Mark are celebrating 2022 - Year of the Garden!
https://livethegardenlife.gardenscanada.ca/
This week we are chatting Dave Harvey, Executive Director of Park People, a non-profit supporting and mobilizing community park groups, community organizers, non-profits, park professionals and funders who activate the power of parks. Through Canada-wide and city-specific programs and events, fundi…
This is a must listen for anybody dealing with difficult soils: Mark's journey establishing a new garden in the "claybelt" of Markham, ON
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