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Ever wanted to grow your own vegetables and herbs but feel overwhelmed at the prospect (or discouraged by less-than-satisfying previous results)? If that’s you, I have something special for you this week!
Listen in as I explore an underrated but surprisingly easy to grow vegetable with Stacey Murphy. You’ll also receive access to a recipe for a truly delicious salad that features a combination of ingredients that may surprise you AND a link where you can register to watch Stacey’s free docuseries, The Joyful Gardener, airing February 21-28.
If you don’t already know Stacey, she was an engineer and an architect with a busy job and a long commute. It frustrated her that she could manage complex projects at work, but a vegetable and herb garden seemed impossible to fit into everyday life.
In 2009, she was taught techniques for growing tons of organic vegetables and herbs in a small space without a lot of effort. Since then, she has been obsessed with helping people create good garden habits that fit into their busy schedule and, most importantly, fit their personality. Grow Your Own Vegetables began as an idea with her fellow students and gardeners to show how shockingly simple it CAN be. It’s their mission to support one million beginning gardeners to cultivate successful vegetable and herb gardens so that you, too, can enjoy a grocery aisle right in your own yard (or even inside your house)!
Listen in for:
► The carrot that brought Stacey back to her gardening roots
► How Stacey began gardening when she lived in a small apartment in a major metropolis
► What’s important to remember if you’re just getting started with gardening?
I hope you’ll come away feeling as inspired as I was by everything Stacey shared!
[The Joyful Gardener] docuseries, at its heart, is about the joy, the surprise and wonder of discovering food again, of your connection with the plants, seeing the wellness and abundance of nature and knowing that you're taken care of, that these plants are here to care for you and the nourishment and the nurturing that the plants do for you in the process.
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-- TIMESTAMPS --
01:19 - Introduction to Stacey Murphy
02:50 - Stacey’s story of forgetting and remembering her gardening roots
07:06 - Why Stacey chose celery as a focus plant for this discussion
09:35 - Why grow celery at home?
13:17 - Tips for growing celery
15:59 - The story behind Fresh & Crispy Tossed Salad
19:33 - What celery has come to symbolize to Stacey
21:22 - The Joyful Gardener docuseries
28:35 - What’s new and exciting to Stacey in the garden right now
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Rosalee is an herbalist and author of the bestselling book Alchemy of Herbs: Transform Everyday Ingredients Into Foods & Remedies That Healand co-author of the bestselling book Wild Remedies: How to Forage Healing Foods and Craft Your Own Herbal Medicine. She's a registered herbalist with the American Herbalist Guild and has taught thousands of students through her online courses. Read about how Rosalee went from having a terminal illness to being a bestselling author in her full story here.
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