A new podcast from frozen polytunnel

Seasons are shifting - fall to winter. I prepare my garden for a fourth season and it's exciting to make sowings and plant for a winter garden.

Sara in red clothes with headphones and a microphone.

We had a cold start of October, with nearly -6 degrees (Celcius) outside. Most things froze in the polytunnel, of course. The start of winter! I went out there one morning to record a new podcast for you.

If you are new to my podcast you may want to listen to another episode. Here's one from summer, in where I go to get some grass clippings by the church in our village.

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You'll find the podcast Sara's Kitchen Garden in apps for podcast, such as iTunes and Spotify. You can also listen through:

There is no specific webpage for the podcast but I will publish every new episode here at my blog. Please, leave a comment if there is anything you want to hear more about or ask me. Thank you for listening!
/Sara Bäckmo

17. October 2019

How to Plant Spring Vegetables

Which spring vegetables can you plant in the beds outside when it's still cold at night? And which ones should you avoid? Here are some of my best tips and suggestions.

18. March 2024

How to Grow Wild Garlic in Spring

Wild garlic is a delicacy that's easy to grow at home. Did you know that you can grow wild garlic throughout the year, as long as the ground isn't frozen? Keep reading to learn more!

08. March 2024

How to Grow Cilantro Microgreens

I just discovered something new and delicious to eat - Cilantro microgreens! Now I'm sowing cilantro to harvest the shoots and small leaves. It's tasty, spicy, and easy to grow indoors during the winter and early spring.