Kaye Kittrell's guest appearances

Kaye Kittrell

The Urban Farm Podcast with Greg Peterson

The Plants and Me podcast

Kevin Espiritu

Deanna Cook

Michael Phillips

Jason Mraz

Ken Berry

Bill Bezuk

Niki Jabbour

Garrett Hill

Tiffany Panaccione

Elvira Di Brigit

Jason Johns

Michael Foley

Kelly Athena

Joe Yonan

Elias Martinez

OwlTail

This week on the podcast we’re joined by Kaye Kittrell, an actress, photographer and gardener. Kaye has performed in theatre, film and TV including Cheers, Gilmore Girls and Saturday Night Live.  As well as featuring in over 100 commercials, Kaye has also written and directed two award-winning short films.In 2012 Kaye created Late Bloomer, which is an award-winning urban garden web show where you can learn how to grow food from her Los Angeles garden, as well as learn some useful organic gardening tips. Kaye loves nothing more than to visit fans across the globe and she shares these journeys on her Late Bloomer show. She embarked on a trip to Europe a couple of years ago where she garden hopped in the UK, Netherlands and Germany, before attending the Die Seriale Web Fast in Giessen where Late Bloomer was a nominee. You can check this out by visiting: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7KEhv2No0IBztKdLbDScWhgBRJiTOUxITo learn more about Kaye and to check out her Late Bloomer show, visit the links below:Website: kayekittrell.com / latebloomershow.comYouTube: Kaye Kittrell Facebook: @LateBloomerShowInstagram: @latebloomershowTwitter: @LateBloomerShow

This week on the podcast we’re joined by Kaye Kittrell, an actress, photographer and gardener. Kaye has performed in theatre, film and TV including Cheers, Gilmore Girls and Saturday Night Live. As well as featuring in over 100 commercials, Kaye has also written and directed two award-winning short films. In 2012 Kaye created Late Bloomer, which is an award-winning urban garden web show where you can learn how to grow food from her Los Angeles garden, as well as learn some useful organic gardening tips. Kaye loves nothing more than to visit fans across the globe and she shares these journeys on her Late Bloomer show. She embarked on a trip to Europe a couple of years ago where she garden hopped in the UK, Netherlands and Germany, before attending the Die Seriale Web Fast in Giessen where Late Bloomer was a nominee. You can check this out by visiting: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7KEhv2No0IBztKdLbDScWhgBRJiTOUxI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7KEhv2No0IBztKdLbDScWhgBRJiTOUxI</a> To learn more about Kaye and to check out her Late Bloomer show, visit the links below: Website: <a href="http://kayekittrell.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">kayekittrell.com</a> / <a href="http://latebloomershow.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">latebloomershow.com</a> YouTube: Kaye Kittrell Facebook: @LateBloomerShow Instagram: @latebloomershow Twitter: @LateBloomerShow

EP22. The Plants and Me Podcast with Kaye Kittrell

175: Kaye Kittrell on Urban Gardening.Discovering organic gardening alongside a determined learner.In the fall of 2011, Kaye converted the front yard and parkway of her home in Pacific Palisades, CA, into an edible garden. She removed all non-edible grass, small trees and bushes that occupied approximately 300 square feet of valuable sunny area, and planted citrus trees and herbs. In April 2012, Kaye began her urban garden blog, “Late Bloomer Show”, sharing her results with other urban gardeners, food bloggers and family farmers. With her photography skills and on-camera likeability from 30 years as a working actor in New York and Hollywood, Kaye created a web show, also titled “Late Bloomer,” chronicling her discovering how to grow food. A year later, her summer garden produced over 150 lbs. of produce, about 40 percent of which was given away. She also wrote her first e-book, “10 Steps to a Great First Garden.”And, in 2015, Kaye created her first DVD, “Growing Heirloom Tomatoes,” a compilation of her five-part series on YouTube.  “Late Bloomer” now has 96 episodes on YouTube and in 2015 won Best Edutainment Series at Miami Web Fest 2015. In 2016, Kaye added a vlog to the channel, which includes 50 videos and offers Kaye an opportunity to visit and share other gardens and urban farms with her audience.  Kaye’s goal is to inspire anyone to grow their own food and take charge of their food security.IN THIS PODCAST:  Greg chats with a new friend Kaye, a recent convert to organic gardening who has been chronicling her challenges and amazing successes in her small garden.  Living in California on the beach has it benefits, but it also comes with a challenging microclimate due to early morning fogs that limit the sun to her small garden. Kaye shares how she was inspired to start a vlog about her learning curve and has won several accolades for her work. She is still learning, but she is willing to share both the challenges and the answers she is finding on this new journey to food security.Visit https://www.urbanfarm.org/2016/12/27/kaye-kittrell/ for show notes and links.

<h2>175: Kaye Kittrell on Urban Gardening.</h2>Discovering organic gardening alongside a determined learner.In the fall of 2011, Kaye converted the front yard and parkway of her home in Pacific Palisades, CA, into an edible garden. She removed all non-edible grass, small trees and bushes that occupied approximately 300 square feet of valuable sunny area, and planted citrus trees and herbs. In April 2012, Kaye began her urban garden blog, “Late Bloomer Show”, sharing her results with other urban gardeners, food bloggers and family farmers. With her photography skills and on-camera likeability from 30 years as a working actor in New York and Hollywood, Kaye created a web show, also titled “Late Bloomer,” chronicling her discovering how to grow food. A year later, her summer garden produced over 150 lbs. of produce, about 40 percent of which was given away. She also wrote her first e-book, “10 Steps to a Great First Garden.”And, in 2015, Kaye created her first DVD, “Growing Heirloom Tomatoes,” a compilation of her five-part series on YouTube.  “Late Bloomer” now has 96 episodes on YouTube and in 2015 won Best Edutainment Series at Miami Web Fest 2015. In 2016, Kaye added a vlog to the channel, which includes 50 videos and offers Kaye an opportunity to visit and share other gardens and urban farms with her audience.  Kaye’s goal is to inspire anyone to grow their own food and take charge of their food security.IN THIS PODCAST:  Greg chats with a new friend Kaye, a recent convert to organic gardening who has been chronicling her challenges and amazing successes in her small garden.  Living in California on the beach has it benefits, but it also comes with a challenging microclimate due to early morning fogs that limit the sun to her small garden. Kaye shares how she was inspired to start a vlog about her learning curve and has won several accolades for her work. She is still learning, but she is willing to share both the challenges and the answers she is finding on this new journey to food security.Visit <a href="https://www.urbanfarm.org/2016/12/27/kaye-kittrell/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.urbanfarm.org/2016/12/27/kaye-kittrell/</a> for show notes and links.

175: Kaye Kittrell on Urban Gardening.