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In this week's Let's Get Growing LiveCast we will feature author LaManda Joy, Holly and Joey from The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener, and we are following The Little Green Shoot on Instagram. Also, be sure to join us for our next Let's Get Growing! live show. Saturdays 11am PST here on the Urban Gardener channel, check our website for details www.letsgetgrowing.live Let's Get Growing! Please "LIKE" our video, COMMENT below, and of course, SUBSCRIBE to follow along with more of our Garden Adventures. Let's Get Growing! Is also a podcast search for our show or just cut and paste this RSS feed into your podcast player https://anchor.fm/s/d94c6f4c/podcast/rss Connect with other gardeners in the Urban Gardener community, and come JOIN our “Let's Get Growing!” Gardening Group on FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theurbangardener “LIKE” our Facebook Page for more content: https://www.facebook.com/theurbangardener17 t.U.G on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theurbangardener1/ And Let's Get Growing! On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lets_get_growing_live/ t.U.G. on Twitter: https://twitter.com/urbangardener17 t.U.G. on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@enoch.theurbangardener?lang=en Let's Get Growing! Is sponsored by IV Organic www.ivorganics.com use our promo code “GROW10” and save 10% in their stores. Also, be sure to subscribe and follow our great guests: The Great Grow Along: www.greatgrowalong.com Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener: https://www.youtube.com/@WisVeggieGardeners Little Green Shoot: https://www.instagram.com/the.little.green.shoot/ Another way to support the show is to join our Patreon and donate, we appreciate anything you have to offer… https://www.patreon.com/theUrbanGardener Or directly through Paypal https://paypal.me/letsgetgrowinglive?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US #gardening #letsgetgrowing #theurbangardener #containergarden #raisedbeds #urbangarden #urbanfarm #theurbangardener

With the start of the 2022 gardening season upon us, we look at the business end and the personal side of great growing. Chris Beytes from Ball Hort's publication GrowerTalks reports on the state of the industry. LaManda Joy previews the Great Grow Along with presenter Nicole Burke of Gardenary and Rooted Garden.

Our garden guru is Bob Tanem and he's in Your Garden this morning; live on KSFO 560 and KSFO.com between 9 and 10 am Pacific time, and here on the Interwebs: any time 24/7 as a Podcast; please note that all musical elements have been surgically removed from the podcast edition to protect license holders. Our guest Lamanda Joy told us all about the upcoming "Virtual Garden Festival" this March 11 through 20; anyone an register for free at greatgrowalong.com Spring has sprung (rain or no) and stuff is springing out all over the garden this week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our garden guru is Bob Tanem and he's in Your Garden this morning; live on KSFO 560 and KSFO.com between 9 and 10 am Pacific time, and here on the Interwebs: any time 24/7 as a Podcast; please note that all musical elements have been surgically removed from the podcast edition to protect license holders. Our guest Lamanda Joy told us all about the upcoming "Virtual Garden Festival" this March 11 through 20; anyone an register for free at greatgrowalong.com Spring has sprung (rain or no) and stuff is springing out all over the garden this week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2020 there were and estimated 16-20 million new gardeners in the US who took up the activity for the first time. We saw an explosive demand for plants and supplies from home-bound residents who wanted to be active outside, grow fresh food and take advantage of time spent at home to work on projects. With all those new gardeners and DIY homeowners, many enjoyed it but weren't necessarily sure what to do or had the skills to be successful.Seeing there was a need on a national level for quality content and information born out of the pandemic, LaManda Joy, owner of City Grange garden centers based in the Chicago suburbs, and founder of the Peterson Garden Project, a non-profit victory garden, rose to the challenge. She and her team put together the Great Grow Along, a virtual learning series.For a one-time fee, people across the country, from all growing zones and garden interests could participate in the live event and ask questions of the well-recognized pool of presenters and experienced horticulturists. It was an excellent series, that provided extended access to recordings which made it a fantastic library of information. In addition to helping beginners with some fresh ideas about the basics of growing, many experienced gardeners found great tips and ideas.LaManda and her team filled the need for great content and delivered it with a first rate experience that could be a recipe for success in future virtual garden events. She is our guest on this episode to provide some insights on the Great Grow Along event, how it all came about and some of the outstanding presenters that made it a success.REGISTER - If you would like to experience the Great Grow Along content, register by 3/31/21 for 6 months unlimited access.CONNECT WITH OUR GUESTLaManda Joy at the City Grange - Twitter, Facebook, InstagramCONNECT WITH USEnjoy this episode or have questions? We want to hear from you. Connect with Chris Sabbarese at Corona Tools on Twitterand our new GILN Facebook Group. This closed group is like-minded individuals who care about and discuss, gardening and plants, trees and landscaping related topics.

What are you doing this weekend?? Attending The Great Grow Along. Terrific - I will see you there. No ticket - you can buy one by clicking here. Six different educational tracks to explore and enjoy. It is a weekend that is worth enjoying healthy snacks and learning a little something! In the meantime...I ask that you continue to follow me... Https://www.cottageinthecourt.com...Instagram and Twitter: @cottageincourt...Facebook: CottageInTheCourt, and sometimes on Medium: Cottage In The Court If you would like to stay in the know, please subscribe to Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts, or Pandora Podcasts. In the meantime...garden like you mean it! Teri, Cottage In The Court #gardencomm

This week, Laura and Joelle are joined by LaManda Joy, president and founder of City Grange. City Grange is a social enterprise garden center working to promote social justice and the good food movement while aiming to provide an authentic, rooted, friendly, functional and community-building experience to their customers. Right now, City Grange is in full-on holiday mode, selling Christmas Trees and Holiday containers for delivery, curbside pick-up, or on-location shopping with safety measures in place. Visit their nearby location in Lincoln Square at 5500 N Western or shop safely online at citygrange.com.

LaManda Joy, Master Gardener & Owner of City Grange- Chicago’s Online Garden Center joins The Roe Conn Show to give gardening tips to WGN Radio listeners as the weather gets warmer around town. Follow your favorite Roe Conn Show characters on Twitter: Follow @RoeConn Follow @kpowell720Follow @LaurenLapkaFollow @kgfrankenthal And be sure to follow Roe on […]

LaManda Joy and Joan Murray from City Grange talk about fall vegetables and containers. Tony Abruscato of the Get Growing Foundation is bringing Plant Truck to underserved neighborhoods. Jessica Chipkin of Crate Free Illinois and Josh Richards of The Humane League are working to make meat purveyors more responsible for the products they serve.

For someone new to gardening, it can be a bit overwhelming trying to figure out where to start. There are so many product and plant options available and a wealth of information as well as misinformation online. If there is a way to provide someone with all the skills and knowledge they need to garden successfully, along with all the plants and materials, odds are good, you would have a recipe for success for the novice garden. That's where the new start-up and urban Chicago based, City Grange, has stepped to serve the local communities. Forbes Online covered the City Grange grand opening and wrote, "it is unlike any other garden center, yes they have plants but it’s the environment it is creating, that makes this place more exciting..." It's the flagship location and first of its kind, a garden center, education center and social enterprise all rolled into one. City Grange is owned by LaManda Joy, a local resident who founded the Peterson Garden Project, a victory garden in the Chicago community, nearly a decade ago. She is a creative, and savvy business women and our guest on this #plantchat episode. CONNECT WITH OUR GUEST LaManda Joy at the City Grange - Twitter, Facebook, Instagram CONNECT WITH US Enjoy this episode or have questions? We want to hear from you. Connect with Chris Sabbarese at Corona Tools on Twitter and our new GILN Facebook Group. This closed group is like-minded individuals who care about and discuss, gardening and plants, trees and landscaping related topics.

LaManda Joy of Peterson Garden Project promotes the annual Organic Edible Plant Sale. Sarah Surroz of Conserve Lake County talks about a new partnership with Openlands. The Chicago Botanic Garden's Lisa Hilgenberg answers spring veggie gardening questions

In this episode, host Theresa Loe interviews community gardening expert LaManda Joy about the incredible work she does in Chicago with Community Gardens. You will not only be inspired by her story and her work, but you will also learn: How an old Victory Garden photo sparked an entire garden movement in Chicago, How LaManda grows new gardeners and generates community, What is the "Grow To Give" project, What you should look for in a community garden in your area, Why community gardens are the best places to learn, How to find a community garden and the importance of NOT being a perfect gardener. As always, you can go to www.LivingHomegrown.com/111 to learn more, get all the links mentioned in the episode and download a PDF of the full transcript of the episode.

LaManda Joy from the Peterson Garden Project previews GnomeDependence Day. Mike and Peggy follow up on factory farm issues in Illinois with Karen Hudson from Illinois Citizens for Clean Air and Water and farmers Craig Porter and Carrie Johnson.

May 19, 2015. Author and urban farmer LaManda Joy wants to inspire everyone she meets to grow their own food. Her rallying cry "We can grow it!" recognizes the influence of the past while invigorating the American can-do spirit to create a positive future. Speaker Biography: LaManda Joy is an author, national speaker and award winning master gardener, and has been called the best urban farmer in Chicago. For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6796

Join Daryl Pulis and guest LaManda Joy, author of “Start a Community Food Garden: The Essential Handbook”. LaManda shares her experience in business, gardening and people management to bring people together for a successful community project.

During World War II, Chicago led the nation in urban food production with its Victory Gardens program of 1,500 community gardens and more than 250,000 home gardens. The city's North Park neighborhood was also home to the largest Victory Garden in the United States. In fact, the Victory Gardens campaign in Chicago was so successful that it was emulated across the country. Seventy years later, Chicago continues this tradition with an estimated 700 community gardens. In 2010, LaManda Joy launched the Peterson Garden Project, on land that was part of an original World War II Victory Garden from 1942-1945. The Peterson Garden is Chicago's largest community-allotment vegetable garden, with 157 plots tended by community members growing only organic vegetables. Volunteers and students also tend several garden plots and donate their produce to local food pantries and homeless shelters. Speaker Biography: LaManda Joy is an award-winning gardener, blogger and founder of Chicago's Peterson Garden Project.