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Relished Garden

Relished Garden

Claire Lidell Hanna
Veröffentlicht: 2026-04-09
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Veröffentlicht: 2026-04-09
© Copyright 2025 All rights reserved.
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25: Where to Start When Your Spring Garden Feels Overwhelming

25: Where to Start When Your Spring Garden Feels Overwhelming

One year ago this week, I sat down to record the first episode of this podcast. This episode has been sitting in the vault for exactly one year. It was the first one I ever recorded, back when we had a plan and an idea and genuinely no idea what we were
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One year ago this week, I sat down to record the first episode of this podcast. This episode has been sitting in the vault for exactly one year. It was the first one I ever recorded, back when we had a plan and an idea and genuinely no idea what we were getting ourselves into. We didn't even have a real mic yet. So here we are, one year later, right back in that same moment. And everything I said still holds.
If you've ever walked outside in April and felt your stomach drop a little at everything staring back at you, this one's for you. Spring has a way of making us feel like we're already behind, like we woke up late and now we have to make up for it. But gardens don't actually work that way, and this episode is my case for slowing down, picking a corner, and letting the rest wait.
In this episode, I cover:
Why spring overwhelm is so common, and why the "this is the year I transform everything" mindset sets you up for more stress than satisfaction
The case for working in sections, starting with your entry points and the spaces where you actually live, rather than trying to tackle it all at once
Why weeding a little every day is one of the highest-return things you can do this spring, and how it can actually feel good once you get out of your own head about it
Practical spring tasks to focus on now, including mulching areas you won't get to, lawn care in the Pacific Northwest, and soil pH basics for grass and moss
How designing over time leads to better choices, less rework, and a lot less overwhelm
Resources
If you need more help knowing where to start in your spring garden, download our free Spring Gardening Guide.
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If you loved this conversation, make sure to subscribe. We've got new episodes every week. And if you know a gardening friend who'd love this, send it their way. Sharing the show helps grow our little garden-loving community.
Until next time, I hope you find something in your garden to truly relish.
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Erscheinungs­datum: 9.4.2026, 17:31:54

Beschreibung

Welcome to The Relished Garden, where we have conversations about the intersection between your garden and your life. Hosted by Claire Lidell Hanna, founder and award-winning designer of Relish Gardens, this podcast explores everything from garden design, seasonal maintenance, food, preserving, and creating spaces for connection.
Gardening doesn’t have to be all-or-nothing. You can grow cut flowers without having a flower farm, preserve food without selling your house and moving to a homestead, and care for your garden while still making time for the rest of your life. We share real stories from the gardens we design and maintain for clients—plus practical, approachable ideas to help you create personal garden spaces that are beautiful, functional, and uniquely yours.
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed or like your garden just isn’t coming together, this show is for you. Let’s talk about how to design a space you love—and how to truly relish your garden, season after season.

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