A Way To Garden

A Way To Garden

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margaret roach, head gardener

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podcast page 2I DO HAVE A VOICE! (I don’t just type and post words on a screen, really.) Since spring 2010, I’ve been taping a 25ish-minute weekly public-radio gardening program with my neighbors down the road in Sharon, Connecticut, at Robin Hood Radio, “the smallest NPR station in the nation.”

  • Browse the archive, including illustrated transcripts of each show, at this link.

robinhood logoI fit right in, since Robin Hood Radio’s other motto is: “Slightly Off, But Very Good.” The New York Times called them “NPR’s minnow,” in fact. The show is available free as a podcast and was named a “top-5” garden show by “The Guardian” in 2013, alongside some pretty amazing others, mostly from the BBC.

‘A top-5 gardening podcast,’–Sheila Averbuch, ‘The Guardian’ newspaper

get the show now, or anytime

MY WEEKLY public-radio program, rated a “top-5 garden podcast” by “The Guardian” newspaper in the UK, has won three silver medals for excellence from the Garden Writers Association. Listen live in the Litchfield Hills-Berkshires-Hudson Valley area at about 8:30 AM EDT on Mondays (stations below), or to the replay on Saturday mornings around 8:30, or to the podcast anytime. Choose a delivery method:

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Welcome! I’m Margaret Roach, a leading garden writer for 25 years—at ‘Martha Stewart Living,’ ‘Newsday,’ and in three books. I host a public-radio podcast; I also lecture, plus hold tours at my 2.3-acre Hudson Valley (NY) Zone 5B garden, and always say no to chemicals and yes to great plants.

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