The 8th Annual Superfood Garden summit was a BLAST! With thousands of growers all over the world joining in, this was our most popular summit to date. For those of you who weren’t able to join, here are a few of the Superfood Garden Summit highlights and insights from the garden and herbal experts who joined us this year.
This year’s summit was so popular that viewers demanded an encore THIS weekend May 25-27! Yes Summiteers, you can still get the special pricing if you want to own the summit and get the extra goodies.
Nurturing Nature’s Winged Wonders
Are you worried about the decline of butterflies? Amy Landers sheds light on this pressing issue. With a 19% risk of extinction for US species and a 75% biomass decline in Germany, butterflies are facing a dire situation. But, there’s good news! You have the power to make a difference by growing superfoods that cater to these delicate creatures. Dive into Amy’s tips and transform your garden into a butterfly haven.
The Comfort of No-Dig Gardening
Charles Dowding offered a back-saving insight at the summit: creating garden beds no wider than 1.2 meters. This simple tweak means you can garden comfortably without the strain. Remember, caring for your garden also means taking care of yourself.
Unseen Allies: Nematodes and Soil Health
Crystal Meserole opened our eyes to the microscopic world under our feet. Crystal shares that, of an estimated million potential nematode species, only about 30,000 have been identified. Crystal uses this fact to remind us that when our gardens don’t go quite the way we want, it’s because we only understand a fraction of this microscopic universe. Keep exploring and learning – your garden’s success depends on it.
Cultivating Healthy Kids Through Gardening
Jason Matyas emphasized the importance of involving kids in gardening. Encourage them to grow plants they’re curious about, fostering a lifetime of healthy eating and gardening habits. Engage their interests, and watch as they grow alongside your garden.
Sage Advice from Herbal Guru Kami McBride
Kami McBride’s expertise on sage’s therapeutic properties came with a priceless bonus: a recipe for a sage steam. This potent herb is more than just a kitchen staple; it’s a home health remedy that you can grow and utilize all year round.
Chocolate Lovers, Grow Your Own!
The bitterness that chocolate has? That is due to the polyphenols, and the kind of polyphenols that are in a cacao are called flavanols. Flavanols are not only antioxidants like other polyphenols, but flavanols are also anti-inflammatory.
Ever dreamt of growing your own chocolate? Marjory Wildcraft and Jeff Paul provide a comprehensive guide to cultivating cacao, the superfood behind chocolate’s rich flavor and health benefits. Get ready to embark on a deliciously rewarding gardening adventure.
Thrilled with these Superfood Garden Summit highlights and insights but missed the live event? Surprise! You’re invited to the encore weekend from May 25-27. Grab the special pricing, soak up every presentation, and join a community passionate about superfood gardening. This is your chance to grow your knowledge and your garden!
Join Us for Encore Weekend May 25-27
