Campbell County Cooperative Extension Office Podcast; blending the heart of home life with gardening. This Podcast from the Campbell County Cooperative Extension Service offers seasonal tips, family wisdom, and homegrown inspiration for Kentucky families.
Family Roots and Garden Boots
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Campbell County Cooperative Extension Office Podcast; blending the heart of home life with gardening. This Podcast from the Campbell County Cooperative Extension Service offers seasonal tips, family wisdom, and homegrown inspiration for Kentucky families.
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7/31/2025
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May 14, 2026
Planting In Spring
<p>In this spring-themed episode of Family Roots and Garden Boots, horticulture expert Sarah and co-host Kate dig into everything gardeners need to know as planting season officially begins in Northern Kentucky. From understanding frost-free dates and choosing the right annuals and perennials, to planting vegetables successfully and avoiding common tomato-growing mistakes, the episode is packed with practical, beginner-friendly gardening advice. Sarah explains the differences between annuals, herbaceous perennials, and woody perennials, shares tips for creating pollinator-friendly garden beds, and discusses how to space and arrange flowers for maximum impact.</p><p>The conversation also covers vegetable gardening essentials, including soil temperature, proper tomato planting techniques, pruning flower buds for stronger root growth, and how to select the right fertilizer by understanding N-P-K ratios. Sarah and Kate also explore edible landscaping ideas, easy vegetables for families to grow, and ways to maximize garden space with herbs, flowers, and companion planting.</p><p>To wrap up the episode, Sarah shares several humane deer and rabbit deterrent strategies, including organic repellents and motion-activated sprinklers, along with reminders about the importance of soil testing and reading plant labels before planting. Whether you’re starting your first flower bed or refreshing your vegetable garden for the season, this episode offers helpful tips, relatable gardening moments, and plenty of spring inspiration.</p><p>This description was generated with the assistance of AI based on the episode transcript.</p>
April 2, 2026
Bird Wreaths
<p>Spring is in the air, and with it comes the sweet sound of birds getting ready for a brand new season! In this episode of Family Roots and Garden Boots, we’re diving into a fun, hands-on way to connect with nature—creating bird nesting wreaths.</p><p>Joined by special guest Aubree Dawson from the Campbell County Extension, we explore:</p><p>-Why birds are so active (and noisy!) this time of year</p><p>-How and why birds build their nests</p><p>-A simple, family-friendly DIY project using natural materials to help support local wildlife</p><p>-Tips for safely and responsibly gathering materials from nature</p><p><br></p><p>Whether you're looking for a creative outdoor activity with the kids or just want to bring more wildlife into your backyard, this episode is full of inspiration. You might even spot birds stopping by your wreath to gather materials for their nests!</p>
February 27, 2026
Code Red - Mental Health
<p>In this powerful episode of Family Roots and Garden Boots, titled <strong>“Code RED – Mental Health,”</strong> Sarah and Kate shift the focus from gardening to emotional well-being, introducing listeners to the <strong>Code RED Universal Safety Plan</strong> — a practical, easy-to-use tool designed to help individuals navigate mental health challenges and suicidal thoughts. Drawing from formal suicide prevention trainings, the episode walks through the four key components of Code RED: <strong>Contact</strong>(who you can reach out to for support), <strong>Delay</strong> (your reasons for living and things to look forward to), <strong>Relax</strong> (healthy coping strategies like nature, journaling, and mindfulness), and <strong>Distract</strong> (simple actions to interrupt overwhelming thoughts). With honest conversation, Kentucky-specific statistics, and relatable real-life examples for both adults and children, Sarah and Kate emphasize the importance of having a plan before a crisis happens. They also highlight resources such as the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, reinforcing that help is always available. This episode offers hope, prevention tools, and practical steps for anyone navigating a difficult season.</p>
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