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Nibbles of knowledge on all things in the garden! I love to share gardening basics with the person who wants to get their hands dirty but might be a little apprehensive about digging in. It’s not about perfection, it’s about enjoying the road to it! It’s Wabi Sabi (Imperfect Beauty). I want you to go out in the garden with a little more confidence and a lot less fear of killing your plants, after all, some die! This is COLD Climate gardening. Teri Knight became a master gardener in 2003 and has hosted Garden Bite since 2007! Find more information on my website: www.gardenbite.com

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Late summer to-do's and weather

2026/08/13

It's been HOT, dry and humid. How are YOUR plants? My tomatoes went crazy but... other issues means taking stock of what we may need to do with loss and decline in our gardens. And bonus tomato sauce recipe!

Freedom in the Garden

2026/07/03

On America's 250th Anniversary, Garden Bite is celebrating freedom in the garden! Freedom to soak in serotonin, indulge in free Vitamin D, freedom to slow down and enjoy the taste, sights and joy that gardening brings. And much more! Take a listen and check out GardenBite.com for more! Note the flower is called Gomphrena 'Fireworks'

June to-do's

2026/06/19

The Summer Solstice is days away and we are all in for summertime! What is going on in the garden and what should you be on the lookout for? Garden Bite dishes the dirt. Check out my website for photos and more. June to-do's

Time to plant tomatoes and peppers

2026/05/14

We’re finally getting sustainable overnight temperatures to those summer loving veggies such as tomatoes and peppers into the soil. Get the details on soil temps, why it matters and the best way to plant tomatoes from an award winning gardener and former editor of Northern Gardener Magazine!

Annual Planter Combos

2026/05/11

Pots, check! Potting Mix, check! Trowel, check! Gloves, check! Plants, checking….! Finally we can safely plant our annual outdoor containers. Now ideas to create your own masterpiece! Check out photos on gardenbite.com

All America Selections 2026 veggie highlights

2026/05/03

AAS 2026 - a new tomato in town and a Superfood (Kale) are proven varieties I plan on planting next year. Learn all about them AND bonus of a purple cauliflower on today's episode. Check out details and photos on gardenbite.com.

No Mow vs Slow Mow

2026/04/28

Spring lawns and pollinators. We tried No Mow May and wound up with a mess, listen for the reasons why. There's a new movement called Slow Mow Summer. Find out why this is a better option and also what options might allow for a green space that you don't have to mow at all. Hint: it's not green cement. Find photos and more detail at GardenBite.com

Arbor Day 2026

2026/04/24

The first Arbor Day celebration took place in 1872. Proposed by J. Sterling Morton, a Nebraska journalist and politician, the holiday was designed to encourage tree planting for fuel, building materials, and environmental benefits. Those benefits are discussed on today's Garden Bite. Check out more information and photos on gardenbite.com.

Dwarf Trout Lily - protected species

2026/04/19

Dwarf Trout Lilies appear quickly in early spring, display their beauty and are gone within weeks. They are also ONLY found in areas of Southeastern Minnesota. Listen to my podcast then see them on my website gardenbite.com

Wild Blue Phlox

2026/04/12

This spring feels different in many ways which has sent me out into nature more often. That means very soon the Wild Blue Phlox will be welcoming those of us who wander in the woods. This flower is perfect for shadier areas and blooms April to June. Check it out on gardenbite.com.

Green vs Blue-green algae

2026/04/07

Hooo boy did I get blowback on my praise of algae. Thank you to my listeners!!! You made me want to do a deeper dive and, as always, too much of a good thing turns into a bad thing.

Oh you beautiful Burl

2026/04/02

What's up with all those lumpy bumps on trees? Will they eventually die from whatever is doing that? Find out on today's Garden Bite. AND what beauty those bumps contain.

What's up with Algae?

2026/03/28

On a walk along the local river with my neighbor she commented on how awful the algae looked. So that got me wading in to see what it does for our waterways!

The Winter of 25/26 and pruning

2026/03/19

It was erratic to say the least. What that has done to our trees and shrubs and what we can prune now.

A Year Full of Pots

2024/04/21

Today I review a new book by Sarah Raven: A Year Full of Pots - Containers for all Seasons. It's a beautifully photographed wealth of information. You'll find more on my website gardenbite.com.

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mrs mc gonagall's sister 2022/12/10

Lovely voice

Thank you for consistent, up lifting voice and advice. What a great podcast for everyone, even those who can’t garden much anymore.. it’s word Economy...

★★★★★

BeaMichael 2021/04/12

Concise northern gardening info

Timely gardening news for MN/WI area. Not too long either.

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