397-Looking Ahead to 2025, with Margaret Roach

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Joe Lamp'l

Hobbies, Home & Garden, Leisure

4.6 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 26 December 2024

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Margaret Roach, the New York Times gardening columnist and host of the podcast “A Way to Garden,” is back with me again to discuss what’s new in her garden and what she’s planning for in 2025. Margaret is a repeat guest many times over and a listener favorite who always has interesting observations to share.

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0:00.0	Hi, everybody. This is Joe Lampel, the Joe behind Joe Gardner, and welcome to the Joe Gardner show.
0:05.8	It's become a tradition around here with this gardening podcast and others, I'd say, to dedicate an episode to a look back over the year to discuss those aha moments and the good, the bad, and the ugly.
0:19.0	And it doesn't hurt to include discussing some things that we will do
0:22.2	differently in the coming year. Well, we did that on this podcast last week, actually, with my
0:28.1	marketing director, Amy Prentice, and we had that conversation about our gardens. And thanks,
0:33.2	by the way, for all the great comments on that one, you all really liked it, and we loved hearing
0:38.7	your thoughts. Well, this week, we're taking a similar path, but this time we're doing it
0:44.1	with my dear friend Margaret Roach. For most of you, Margaret needs no introduction, but for those
0:49.8	that don't know her yet, she is first and foremost an extraordinary gardener on her 2.3 acres in upstate New York.
0:57.8	In many cases, single-handedly taming and managing her beautiful garden and landscape,
1:03.1	organically, of course, she's technically retired, and has been for years, after many years in
1:09.3	journalism with the likes of New York Newsday,
1:12.8	the New York Times, and the first garden editor of Martha Stewart Living, where she quickly
1:18.1	rose through the ranks as a senior executive managing a team of over 200 people.
1:23.7	So these days, she's busy as the gardening columnist for the New York Times, and of course,
1:29.9	her weekly podcast, Away to Garden, and her website by the same name. And we are so lucky that
1:37.0	she's not totally retired and she continues to offer her wisdom up through her podcast and website
1:42.4	too. So Margaret and I have regular check-in calls
1:45.8	throughout the year, but I am always curious to talk with her about her year in review and include
1:51.1	all of you in on that conversation. So that's the plan for today, and we are all in for a treat.
1:56.9	And as we get started, thanks to Malorganite, our sponsor for today's episode.
2:01.9	If you're looking for non-burning slow release organically derived source of nitrogen fertilizer,
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