Kim Stoddart's guest appearances

Kim Stoddart

Climate Changers

The Dirt: the gardening podcast from Grow Your Own magazine

Grow Cook Inspire

Mic The Gardener - Gardening Podcast

Aaron Nelson

Michelle Jones

Mark Lane

Rob Smith

Kevin Wilson

Dame Helen Mirren

Nick Bailey

CHRIS COLLINS

Frances Tophill

Annabelle Padwick

Lee Connelly

Charles Dowding

Alys Fowler

Liz Zorab

Huw Richards

OwlTail

In this week's episode of the In this week's episode of the Mic the Gardener - Gardening Podcast, I chat to climate change gardening expert, Kim Stoddart. Kim's new book, ‘The Climate Change Garden', which she co-authored alongside Sally Morgan gives us a fascinating insight into climate change, and how we as gardeners need to adapt our working practices to achieve bountiful and productive gardens in a world, where the weather patterns are constantly changing and are at times becoming extremely challengingKim tells us about: How the changing weather patterns impact how we garden How it climate change is impacting the timing of the arrival and types of pests we find in our gardens How looking at the gardening practices and approaches of yesteryear and embracing thrift and connection, could actually lead us to better resilience in our own green spaces, and much, much more We also chat about how it's important for us as gardeners to adapt to the changing climate with some helpful and handy tips on things we can incorporate in our own green spaces to make positive changes.It's a fascinating and timely chat about a subject that we will all have questions and concerns about.  To buy a copy of ‘The Climate Change Garden’ click here. To find out more about Kim visit her website by clicking here, and you can follow her on her Instagram account by clicking here.You can also follow me on my Instagram account by clicking here.Thanks for listening and don't forget to follow/subscribe and, if you are able, please do leave a review. See you next week.Mike

In this week's episode of the In this week's episode of the Mic the Gardener - Gardening Podcast, I chat to climate change gardening expert, Kim Stoddart.  Kim's new book, ‘The Climate Change Garden', which she co-authored alongside Sally Morgan gives us a fascinating insight into climate change, and how we as gardeners need to adapt our working practices to achieve bountiful and productive gardens in a world, where the weather patterns are constantly changing and are at times becoming extremely challenging Kim tells us about: How the changing weather patterns impact how we garden How it climate change is impacting the timing of the arrival and types of pests we find in our gardens How looking at the gardening practices and approaches of yesteryear and embracing thrift and connection, could actually lead us to better resilience in our own green spaces, and much, much more We also chat about how it's important for us as gardeners to adapt to the changing climate with some helpful and handy tips on things we can incorporate in our own green spaces to make positive changes. It's a fascinating and timely chat about a subject that we will all have questions and concerns about.   To buy a copy of ‘The Climate Change Garden’ click here. To find out more about Kim visit her website by clicking here, and you can follow her on her Instagram account by clicking here. You can also follow me on my Instagram account by clicking here. Thanks for listening and don't forget to follow/subscribe and, if you are able, please do leave a review.  See you next week. Mike

Mic The Gardener - Gardening Podcast - The Climate Change Garden with Kim Stoddart

The Climate Change Garden by Kim Stoddart and Sally Morgan, is a guide to creating a resilient, climate-wise garden, one that adapts to volatile weather extremes and a rapidly changing climate. This is the first book to reveal which types of gardens are better suited to deal with such extremes and which techniques, practices, and equipment can be put to good use to help temper the issues. Kim Stoddart is an expert on this and writes for publications such as The Guardian on climate change gardening and resilient gardening. She has columns in several UK magazines and contributes regularly to a range of publications, such as Gardeners’ World magazine, Bloom, The Telegraph, The Lancet, and The Daily Express, where she regularly provides climate and gardening advice. Sally Morgan is a botanist and gardener and is the editor of Organic Farming Magazine. She’s written articles and books on food, farming, and the environment and owns an organic farm where she teaches courses on small farming (empirefarm.co.uk).

The Climate Change Garden by Kim Stoddart and Sally Morgan, is a guide to creating a resilient, climate-wise garden, one that adapts to volatile weather extremes and a rapidly changing climate. This is the first book to reveal which types of gardens are better suited to deal with such extremes and which techniques, practices, and equipment can be put to good use to help temper the issues. Kim Stoddart is an expert on this and writes for publications such as The Guardian on climate change gardening and resilient gardening. She has columns in several UK magazines and contributes regularly to a range of publications, such as Gardeners’ World magazine, Bloom, The Telegraph, The Lancet, and The Daily Express, where she regularly provides climate and gardening advice. Sally Morgan is a botanist and gardener and is the editor of Organic Farming Magazine. She’s written articles and books on food, farming, and the environment and owns an organic farm where she teaches courses on small farming (<a href="http://empirefarm.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">empirefarm.co.uk</a>).

The Climate Change Garden with Kim Stoddart

Self-confessed ‘Badly Behaved Gardener’ Kim Stoddart is happy to tear up the gardening rulebook and experiment her way to growing success. She joins us on this week’s podcast to share the hacks that are working for her, so you can benefit, too. Plus, the Grow Your Own team chat community gardening in Wales, why millennials love plants so much, and brainstorm some ideas for getting children growing and eating more greens!  🌱 Don’t miss our special offer exclusively for listeners of The Dirt – you can get three issues of Grow Your Own magazine for just £6 by calling 0800 904 7000 and quoting ‘PODG’, or visiting http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/podg – where you’ll also find the full terms and conditions.  Could you be our next guest? If you have some funny garden fails or easy growing hacks get in touch on thedirt@growfruitandveg.co.uk, or say hello on social media!  ⓣ Twitter https://twitter.com/gyomag  ⓕ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/growyourownmag  ⓘ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/growyourownmag 

Self-confessed ‘Badly Behaved Gardener’ Kim Stoddart is happy to tear up the gardening rulebook and experiment her way to growing success. She joins us on this week’s podcast to share the hacks that are working for her, so you can benefit, too. Plus, the Grow Your Own team chat community gardening in Wales, why millennials love plants so much, and brainstorm some ideas for getting children growing and eating more greens!  🌱 Don’t miss our special offer exclusively for listeners of The Dirt – you can get three issues of Grow Your Own magazine for just £6 by calling 0800 904 7000 and quoting ‘PODG’, or visiting <a href="http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/podg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/podg</a> – where you’ll also find the full terms and conditions.  Could you be our next guest? If you have some funny garden fails or easy growing hacks get in touch on thedirt@growfruitandveg.co.uk, or say hello on social media!  ⓣ Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/gyomag" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/gyomag</a> ⓕ Facebook <a href="https://www.facebook.com/growyourownmag" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/growyourownmag</a> ⓘ Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/growyourownmag" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/growyourownmag</a>

Ditch your polished veg patch and embrace weeds, says Kim Stoddart