Just the right level of expertise that I have been looking for. We have a grandkid so it is appropriate for us.

This podcast captures the joy and love of gardening perfectly!

This podcast is almost exclusively for children it’s so saccharine. The host’s way of speaking is excruciatingly excited, like an actor. When he speaks on the phone with other people to interview, his tone becomes totally normal, and I wish that was the voice he used for the entire show. This could be really interesting if it stuck to one guest talking at length about one topic, instead it’s hopping around and trying to be extra cute. Also MiracleGrow is the sponsor.

Seriously? Shame on you guys. You’re actually promoting a company that actively kills and causes so much damage to so many lives every single day. This is horrible.

Good show untell his guest brought up how plants save him from white supremacy.

Yes they found a way to combine wokeness and planting into one podcast. If that sounds exciting go ahead listen but it’s a hard pass for me.

Would like to make the producers of this show aware that having a show about growing and plants, sponsored by a product (miracle grow) that does irreparable damage to our ecosystems and agricultural communities and personal health, makes absolutely no sense. Please review the products that support your show and question whether their sponsorship is worth the harm that this products are causing.

This is a fun and informative podcast. Love learning more about gardening at home - the host Mangesh is a gem and his guests are always knowledgeable. Next step is trying to keep my plants alive!

This podcast makes me laugh and smile so warmly in a way only being connected with the earth can do. The host is so genuine and sweet. I truly couldn’t wait for the second season!

Was a big fan until I heard the host say “my child is a they/them” in the episode that was about how it’s fine for men to be into gardening. Yikes. Time to do some research on trans and queer issues and how to refer to people respectfully. This child uses they/them pronouns, they aren’t “a they/them” any more than the host is a he/him.