This podcast seeks to illuminate key principles in growing natural food and your personal growth and development.
Listeners will be taught to:
-Grow veggies
-Apply gardening principles to everyday life
-Run with a vision
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This podcast seeks to illuminate key principles in growing natural food and your personal growth and development.
Listeners will be taught to:
-Grow veggies
-Apply gardening principles to everyday life
-Run with a vision
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In this episode, listeners will be encouraged to examine personal spiritual seeds and what it might look like in the beginning stages of seed growth (or executing vision).
In this episode, listeners will be presented with five tips/disciplines for maintaining a beautiful and thriving garden:
1. Rise early
2. Water early
3. Check leaves
4. Play I-Spy in the garden
5. Tend to deficiencies
In this episode, listeners will be provided with a list a of five vegetables that will grow in 65 days or less:
1. Cucumber
2. Bush Beans
3. Zucchini
4. Early Prolific Straightneck Yellow Squash
5. Okra
Bonus
Summer Picnic Blend (Red & Green Leaf Lettuce)
In this episode, listeners will learning about AppHarvest and will be encouraged to pay attention to current events as well as to pray about knowing what to do in these times.
In this episode, listeners will be encouraged to use their down time and "rainy days" to plan for future success.
In this episode, listeners will be encouraged to continue planting seedlings throughout each growing season. This method will not only ensure a continual harvest but will also serve as a back-up plan in the event that the harvest is infiltrated by pests.
In this episode, listeners will be encouraged to look beyond the present to examine their lives for eternal fruit. Listeners will also be encouraged to accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior and as the only door to securing their eternal futures.
In this episode, viewers will be challenged to examine their gardens as well as their lives for evidence of growth.
In this episode, readers will learn about transplant shock and will be provoked to examine not only the soil and nutrients in their garden but in their lives as well.
In this episode, listeners will be encouraged to be resilient in their gardens.