S2, E3: Gardening When You Have No Time (But Still Want to Grow Food) with Jess Robison
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Jess Robison shares her evolved approach to gardening as a busy mom, focusing on time-efficient and sustainable practices.
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Homestead-ish, we’re joined again by Jess Robison of Acton Food Forest, who returns to share how her approach to gardening has evolved in a new season of life, now as a mom of three! Instead of trying to “do it all,” Jess has leaned into a more time-efficient, realistic, and sustainable way to grow food, one that works with her life, not against it. We talk about what it looks like to let go of perfection in the garden and embrace practices that are not onl...
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Hosts: Kristin, Devon
Guest: Jess Robison
Topics covered
- gardening
- time management
- sustainable practices
- parenting
- food production
Keywords
- gardening
- sustainable gardening
- time-efficient gardening
- food production
- parenting
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Acton Food Forest
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