If you live in a climate where summer temperatures regularly exceed 90°F, hot weather gardening can be a challenge. Above 95°F, tomato blossom drop can happen, and summer favorites like cucumbers, sweet peppers, and eggplant slow production and become more vulnerable...
Paul DysingerSeedtimePaul Dysinger is the co-founder of Seedtime. Together with his Dad Edwin they design ground breaking garden/farm planning software and teach thousands of people from around the world how to grow their own nutrient dense food at home.Paul and...
Remember the moment you FIRST ate a fresh-picked tomato and you thought, “Oh my gosh… everyone should know how awesome this is!”??? Well, now’s your chance to spread the love of REALLY fresh, homegrown food. Imagine if YOU were the catalyst for your friends and loved...
Rob HerringNeed to GrowRob's short film aired in the 2022 Superfood Garden Summit The film is called "We Decided to Become Farmers."Rob Herring is an environmental filmmaker and musical activist. He directed/produced/wrote The Need To GROW, winner of multiple Best...
Marjory WildcraftThe GROW NetworkMarjory is a 2022 Superfood Garden Summit Presenter. "How to have FREE breakfast for life!" Marjory Wildcraft is the founder of The Grow Network, which is a community of people focused on modern self-sufficient living. She has been...
Tasha GreerSimple, Epicurean Homestead LivingTasha is a 2022 Superfood Garden Summit presenter. Weeds are Superfoods Too (for you & your garden!)Tasha Greer is an Epicurean homesteader and writer focused on simple, sustainable living. She's the author of Weed-Free...
Jason MatyasSeeds for GenerationsJason is a 2022 Superfood Garden Summit presenter. "Starting Seeds & Caring for Seedlings"Jason Matyas is a husband, father of seven, homesteader, lifelong gardener, 20-year Air Force veteran with 9 worldwide deployments including...
Guest Garden Expert, Rob Herring Highlights from Rob’s presentation: 2020 Superfood Garden Summit 32 million tons of food are thrown out every year just in the US. 97% of the food waste ends up in landfills. Waste rots releasing greenhouse gases like methane into...
Pests & diseases in the garden happen! Don't let this keep you out of your garden. Sometimes life happens and you neglect your garden (despite your best intentions). When you return, you might not like what you see, but the longer you wait to start gardening...
What is in the soil in your garden? It is important to get ‘into’ your soil. Stacey shares what to look for, feel, hear and smell in your soil. Stacey shares a brief intro of water holding capacity & soil texture from a community garden in San Diego. CLICK HERE...
