by Cath Manuel | Feb 14, 2018 | A Thriving Garden, Gardening, Podcast
As gardeners, we find many common challenges within our gardens. Some are easy to fix and others need extra attention to overcome problems. In this ‘Simple Solutions’ Series, I provide quick and easy to follow solutions to the many common gardening problems and also...
by Cath Manuel | Jan 30, 2018 | A Thriving Garden, Gardening, Podcast
This episode is Part 4 in the Soil to Supper series and also part of the ‘Field Guide’ from the Soil to Supper Community If you haven’t already listened to the previous 3 episodes, you can access them here… Part 1 – Planning Your Dream Garden Part 2 - Creating Your...
by Cath Manuel | Jan 22, 2018 | Gardening, Growing your Garden, Podcast
This episode is Part 3 in this podcast series. Listen to Part 1 – Planning Your Dream Garden – HERE and Part 2 - Creating Your Garden Spaces HERE. When your garden is ready you can then start growing your favourite plants! There’s a few easy and inexpensive ways to...
by Cath Manuel | Nov 29, 2017 | Gardening, Getting Started, Podcast
This episode is Part 2 in this podcast series and you can listen to Part 1 – Planning Your Dream Garden HERE Once your garden is planned you can start creating garden spaces to grow in. There are many ways to grow a sustainable garden. You can used raised garden beds,...
by Cath Manuel | Oct 5, 2017 | Gardening, Getting Started, Podcast
Starting with a clear plan for your new garden will save time and money in the long term.Building a garden is really exciting and once we’ve made a decision to start growing, most of us are ready with all the tools and equipment we think we need.But many people start...
by Cath Manuel | Aug 29, 2017 | Gardening, Podcast, Therapeutic Gardening & Wellbeing
Growing fresh herbs is a fantastic way to enjoy gardening, with the added bonus of health benefits and many uses. Herbs have used throughout history for centuries, and include culinary, healing, spiritual and decorative uses. In this episode I share a few simple ways...