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Looking for free, natural ways to decrease stress and increase joy and calm in your life? The answer might be simpler than you think: houseplants, gardening and nature.
On Growing Joy with Plants, learn alongside Happy Plant Lady, Maria Failla to care for plants, engage with nature, and use them to manage your overwhelm, anxiety and experience happiness and calm you thought was only available on vacation.
Plant care is self care. Come grow some joy with us. Follow along on socials @growingjoywithmaria
Looking for free, natural ways to decrease stress and increase joy and calm in your life? The answer might be simpler than you think: houseplants, gardening and nature.
On Growing Joy with Plants, learn alongside Happy Plant Lady, Maria Failla to care for plants, engage with nature, and use them to manage your overwhelm, anxiety and experience happiness and calm you thought was only available on vacation.
Plant care is self care. Come grow some joy with us. Follow along on socials @growingjoywithmaria
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Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on Growing Joy with Plants - Wellness Rooted in Nature, Houseplants, Gardening and Plant Care.
Hosts
Maria Failla
Previous Guests
Anne
Anne is the owner of The Dahlia House, a business dedicated to the cultivation and care of dahlias. She is known for her extensive knowledge of dahlia varieties and gardening techniques, sharing her passion for these stunning flowers with others. Anne has built a reputation in the gardening community for her expertise and her beautiful dahlia blooms, which have captivated many gardening enthusiasts.
Anne is the owner of The Dahlia House, a business dedicated to the cultivation and care of dahlias. She is known for her extensive knowledge of dahlia varieties and gardening techniques, sharing her passion for these stunning flowers with others. Anne has built a reputation in the gardening community for her expertise and her beautiful dahlia blooms, which have captivated many gardening enthusiasts.
Josh
Josh is one of the co-founders of StartOrganic, a company dedicated to creating office gardens that enhance employee wellness and promote a connection to nature in corporate environments. His work focuses on designing and implementing green spaces that not only beautify workplaces but also contribute to the mental and emotional well-being of employees.
Josh is one of the co-founders of StartOrganic, a company dedicated to creating office gardens that enhance employee wellness and promote a connection to nature in corporate environments. His work focuses on designing and implementing green spaces that not only beautify workplaces but also contribute to the mental and emotional well-being of employees.
Troy
Troy is the other co-founder of StartOrganic, where he collaborates with businesses to establish corporate gardens. His expertise lies in understanding the needs of companies and tailoring garden programs that foster a healthier work environment. Troy is passionate about the benefits of gardening and its positive impact on employee morale and productivity.
Troy is the other co-founder of StartOrganic, where he collaborates with businesses to establish corporate gardens. His expertise lies in understanding the needs of companies and tailoring garden programs that foster a healthier work environment. Troy is passionate about the benefits of gardening and its positive impact on employee morale and productivity.
Andy from Andys Orchids
Andy is a renowned orchid specialist and owner of Andys Orchids, known for his extensive knowledge and passion for orchids. He has been a prominent figure in the plant community, sharing insights on orchid care and cultivation.
Andy is a renowned orchid specialist and owner of Andys Orchids, known for his extensive knowledge and passion for orchids. He has been a prominent figure in the plant community, sharing insights on orchid care and cultivation.
Molly from Rancho Cacto Nursery
Molly is the owner of Rancho Cacto Nursery, specializing in cacti and succulents. She is dedicated to educating plant enthusiasts about the care and propagation of these unique plants.
Molly is the owner of Rancho Cacto Nursery, specializing in cacti and succulents. She is dedicated to educating plant enthusiasts about the care and propagation of these unique plants.
Cheyenne from Chey D Plant Lady
Cheyenne, known as Chey D Plant Lady, is a plant influencer and educator who shares her love for houseplants through social media and workshops, helping others to cultivate their own plant collections.
Cheyenne, known as Chey D Plant Lady, is a plant influencer and educator who shares her love for houseplants through social media and workshops, helping others to cultivate their own plant collections.
Justin from Costa Farms
Justin is a representative from Costa Farms, a leading grower of houseplants and garden plants. He is knowledgeable about plant trends and care, contributing to the promotion of plant wellness.
Justin is a representative from Costa Farms, a leading grower of houseplants and garden plants. He is knowledgeable about plant trends and care, contributing to the promotion of plant wellness.
Gabrielle from The Lily Pad Bulbs
Gabrielle is the owner of The Lily Pad Bulbs, focusing on bulb plants and their cultivation. She is passionate about sharing her expertise in gardening and plant care.
Gabrielle is the owner of The Lily Pad Bulbs, focusing on bulb plants and their cultivation. She is passionate about sharing her expertise in gardening and plant care.
Mark from Little Prince Plants
Mark is a plant expert and owner of Little Prince Plants, known for his unique selection of rare and unusual plants. He is committed to educating the public about plant care and sustainability.
Mark is a plant expert and owner of Little Prince Plants, known for his unique selection of rare and unusual plants. He is committed to educating the public about plant care and sustainability.
Anne from The Dahlia House
Anne is the founder of The Dahlia House, specializing in dahlias and other flowering plants. She shares her gardening knowledge and promotes the beauty of flowers through her business.
Anne is the founder of The Dahlia House, specializing in dahlias and other flowering plants. She shares her gardening knowledge and promotes the beauty of flowers through her business.
Cameron from Urban Jungle Plant Shop
Cameron is a plant shop owner at Urban Jungle Plant Shop, where he curates a selection of houseplants and provides advice on plant care to urban dwellers.
Cameron is a plant shop owner at Urban Jungle Plant Shop, where he curates a selection of houseplants and provides advice on plant care to urban dwellers.
Kevin from Epic Gardening
Kevin is a gardening expert and influencer behind Epic Gardening, where he shares tips and resources for gardeners of all levels, focusing on practical gardening advice.
Kevin is a gardening expert and influencer behind Epic Gardening, where he shares tips and resources for gardeners of all levels, focusing on practical gardening advice.
Kamili from Plantblerd
Kamili, known as Plantblerd, is a plant enthusiast and educator who shares her passion for plants and gardening through social media, focusing on inclusivity in the plant community.
Kamili, known as Plantblerd, is a plant enthusiast and educator who shares her passion for plants and gardening through social media, focusing on inclusivity in the plant community.
Jaques in the Garden
Jaques is a gardening influencer known for his engaging content about plant care and gardening tips, inspiring others to connect with nature.
Jaques is a gardening influencer known for his engaging content about plant care and gardening tips, inspiring others to connect with nature.
Davida from Condo Plant Mama
Davida, known as Condo Plant Mama, is a plant influencer who specializes in houseplants suitable for small living spaces, sharing her journey and tips for urban gardening.
Davida, known as Condo Plant Mama, is a plant influencer who specializes in houseplants suitable for small living spaces, sharing her journey and tips for urban gardening.
Krystal from Plants with Krystal
Krystal is a plant enthusiast and influencer who shares her plant care journey and tips through her platform, helping others to grow their plant collections.
Krystal is a plant enthusiast and influencer who shares her plant care journey and tips through her platform, helping others to grow their plant collections.
Derek from Chocolate Botanist
Derek, known as the Chocolate Botanist, is a plant expert focusing on rare and exotic plants, sharing his knowledge and experiences with the plant community.
Derek, known as the Chocolate Botanist, is a plant expert focusing on rare and exotic plants, sharing his knowledge and experiences with the plant community.
Tim from Greenlife TPG
Tim is a representative from Greenlife TPG, a company dedicated to sustainable gardening practices and plant care, promoting eco-friendly gardening solutions.
Tim is a representative from Greenlife TPG, a company dedicated to sustainable gardening practices and plant care, promoting eco-friendly gardening solutions.
Robbie from Visit Our Garden
Robbie is an advocate for gardening and plant care, sharing insights and experiences from various gardens and plant shows to inspire others to engage with nature.
Robbie is an advocate for gardening and plant care, sharing insights and experiences from various gardens and plant shows to inspire others to engage with nature.
Joe Lamp'l
Joe Lamp'l is a renowned gardening expert, founder of Joe Gardener, and creator of various digital gardening courses. He has extensive experience in organic gardening and is known for his practical advice and strategies for successful gardening. Joe has been a prominent figure in the gardening community, sharing his knowledge through various platforms, including podcasts and online courses.
Joe Lamp'l is a renowned gardening expert, founder of Joe Gardener, and creator of various digital gardening courses. He has extensive experience in organic gardening and is known for his practical advice and strategies for successful gardening. Joe has been a prominent figure in the gardening community, sharing his knowledge through various platforms, including podcasts and online courses.
Why should politicians become gardeners? No, this is not a political post. No, I didn’t lose it! We will not be talking about sides. This is about healing, connection, and what we can learn from our gardens and our plants in a time where it feels like everything is falling apart.
Lately, I’ve been feeling this weight from watching the world spin in chaos and there’s disconnection, judgment, overwhelm, and division everywhere. We have a connection deficiency. And I’m starting to believe, with every fiber of my being, that if our leaders gardened, if all of use gardened, the world would be a kinder/greener place!
In this episode, we learn:
[02:06] Gardening as a healing tool
[04:21] What does reciprocity teach us?
[05:08] What are some leadership lessons from gardening?
[06:11] #1 Listening on a deeper level
[08:01] #2 Patience and long-term thinking
[10:17] #3 Cycles, perspectives, and resilience
[11:05] #4 Nurturing vs. controlling
[12:18] #5 Companion planting and community
[14:23] Lessons from mycorrhizal networks and pollinators
Why should politicians become gardeners? No, this is not a political post. No, I didn’t lose it! We will not be talking about sides. This is about healing, connection, and what we can learn from our gardens and our plants in a time where it feels like everything is falling apart.
Lately, I’ve been feeling this weight from watching the world spin in chaos and there’s disconnection, judgment, overwhelm, and division everywhere. We have a connection deficiency. And I’m starting to believe, with every fiber of my being, that if our leaders gardened, if all of use gardened, the world would be a kinder/greener place!
In this episode, we learn:
[02:06] Gardening as a healing tool
[04:21] What does reciprocity teach us?
[05:08] What are some leadership lessons from gardening?
[06:11] #1 Listening on a deeper level
[08:01] #2 Patience and long-term thinking
[10:17] #3 Cycles, perspectives, and resilience
[11:05] #4 Nurturing vs. controlling
[12:18] #5 Companion planting and community
[14:23] Lessons from mycorrhizal networks and pollinators
“To know a Dahlia is to love a Dahlia.” And once you grow one, it’s like all your other flowers just kind of fade into the background. There’s just something about them. One of my most favorite flowers I have ever grown is a Dahlia called Kogane Fubuki. It was this magical pink and yellow ombre bloom that literally stopped me in my tracks every time I stepped onto my patio.
And I want you to have those magical Dahlia moments too! So I brought on Anne from The Dahlia House to walk us through every step of Dahlia care. Her story is as gorgeous as her blooms, and she generously spilled all her tips to help us get the most out of our Dahlias this year.
In this episode, we learn:
[02:36] Meet Anne from the Dahlia House
[03:07] How did Anne become the Dahlia lady?
[06:05] Anne’s current dahlia collection and other plants
[08:44] Why are dahlias popular?
[11:43] What are some tips for growing dahlias successfully?
[15:05] Show your parents you care this Mother's Day or Father's Day with a soothing Wind River Chime!
[16:53] What are ways to start dahlias indoors?
[20:16] How should dahlias be planted with regard to their "eyes"?
[21:50] How can you get your dahlias to bloom a lot?
[26:32] Tips for cutting off dahlias and extending vase life
[28:23] What are the light and water requirements for dahlias?
[30:26] Container growing and spacing
[32:17] How to choose the right dahlia variety for you
[36:02] What are some common mistakes that new Dahlia growers make?
[36:55] How to fertilize your dahlia
[38:32] Anne’s favorite Dahlia varieties and trends
[39:57] Where can you find Anne and The Dahlia House?
[40:56] Recommended flowers to grow in Jupiter, Florida
“To know a Dahlia is to love a Dahlia.” And once you grow one, it’s like all your other flowers just kind of fade into the background. There’s just something about them. One of my most favorite flowers I have ever grown is a Dahlia called Kogane Fubuki. It was this magical pink and yellow ombre bloom that literally stopped me in my tracks every time I stepped onto my patio.
And I want you to have those magical Dahlia moments too! So I brought on Anne from The Dahlia House to walk us through every step of Dahlia care. Her story is as gorgeous as her blooms, and she generously spilled all her tips to help us get the most out of our Dahlias this year.
In this episode, we learn:
[02:36] Meet Anne from the Dahlia House
[03:07] How did Anne become the Dahlia lady?
[06:05] Anne’s current dahlia collection and other plants
[08:44] Why are dahlias popular?
[11:43] What are some tips for growing dahlias successfully?
[15:05] Show your parents you care this Mother's Day or Father's Day with a soothing Wind River Chime!
[16:53] What are ways to start dahlias indoors?
[20:16] How should dahlias be planted with regard to their "eyes"?
[21:50] How can you get your dahlias to bloom a lot?
[26:32] Tips for cutting off dahlias and extending vase life
[28:23] What are the light and water requirements for dahlias?
[30:26] Container growing and spacing
[32:17] How to choose the right dahlia variety for you
[36:02] What are some common mistakes that new Dahlia growers make?
[36:55] How to fertilize your dahlia
[38:32] Anne’s favorite Dahlia varieties and trends
[39:57] Where can you find Anne and The Dahlia House?
[40:56] Recommended flowers to grow in Jupiter, Florida
With the push to get people back into offices, there’s a glaring question floating around the corporate world: how do we make the office a place people actually want to come back to? As someone who believes in the impact of plants not just on spaces but on people, this question has me wishing of a world where every office has its own green vegetable garden out back.
Does it sound too good to be true? Well, it’s already happening. In this episode, I sat down with Josh and Troy, the founders of StartOrganic, a company that helps employers give that opportunity to their employees. They’ve created office gardens for companies like PayPal, eBay, Intuit, and Apple, and what they’re doing is so much more than planting tomatoes.
In this episode, we learn:
[03:35] How StartOrganic started
[06:54] How did they end up designing gardens for PayPal?
[10:31] Scaling up with corporate programs
[12:05] What are the first steps in consulting with businesses on garden installation projects?
[14:00] What's the most unique place they’ve installed a garden?
[14:50] Make gardening fun with Espoma Organic’s all-natural products!
[16:26] What is the primary focus of StartOrganic?
[19:44] How they tailor their corporate garden programs to client needs
[22:11] PayPal’s evolving garden program
[24:56] How does StartOrganic help employees care for their corporate garden?
[26:54] Measuring the success of corporate gardens
[29:17] Heartwarming employee stories
[32:10] Can small offices start corporate gardens?
[34:42] What are the popular crops and seasonal offerings
With the push to get people back into offices, there’s a glaring question floating around the corporate world: how do we make the office a place people actually want to come back to? As someone who believes in the impact of plants not just on spaces but on people, this question has me wishing of a world where every office has its own green vegetable garden out back.
Does it sound too good to be true? Well, it’s already happening. In this episode, I sat down with Josh and Troy, the founders of StartOrganic, a company that helps employers give that opportunity to their employees. They’ve created office gardens for companies like PayPal, eBay, Intuit, and Apple, and what they’re doing is so much more than planting tomatoes.
In this episode, we learn:
[03:35] How StartOrganic started
[06:54] How did they end up designing gardens for PayPal?
[10:31] Scaling up with corporate programs
[12:05] What are the first steps in consulting with businesses on garden installation projects?
[14:00] What's the most unique place they’ve installed a garden?
[14:50] Make gardening fun with Espoma Organic’s all-natural products!
[16:26] What is the primary focus of StartOrganic?
[19:44] How they tailor their corporate garden programs to client needs
[22:11] PayPal’s evolving garden program
[24:56] How does StartOrganic help employees care for their corporate garden?
[26:54] Measuring the success of corporate gardens
[29:17] Heartwarming employee stories
[32:10] Can small offices start corporate gardens?
[34:42] What are the popular crops and seasonal offerings
From Wishlist to Whoops: 2025 Houseplant Trends, Plant Care Tips & Plant Fail Confessions From the Northwest Flower & Garden Show
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Maria Failla
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Andy from Andys OrchidsMolly from Rancho Cacto NurseryCheyenne from Chey D Plant LadyJustin from Costa FarmsGabrielle from The Lily Pad BulbsMark from Little Prince PlantsAnne from The Dahlia HouseCameron from Urban Jungle Plant ShopKevin from Epic GardeningKamili from PlantblerdJaques in the GardenDavida from Condo Plant MamaKrystal from Plants with KrystalDerek from Chocolate BotanistTim from Greenlife TPGRobbie from Visit Our Garden
What plants are flying off the shelves this year? If you’ve been hanging out with me on Instagram or listening to the podcast lately, you know that part of my job is traveling the country to speak at plant shows. I love getting to see what’s new, what’s trending, and honestly… just being surrounded by thousands of plants and planty people. It fills my joy tank like nothing else.
So I thought, why not bring the magic of one of these events to YOU? This episode is your virtual behind-the-scenes pass to the recent Northwest Flower & Garden Show in Seattle. I spent three days running around with my little mic, interviewing vendors, influencers, and anyone who would talk plants with me. I came home with so much planty intel, sore feet, and a heart full of joy.
In this episode, we learn:
[00:26] What I did at Northwest Flower and Garden Show!
What plants are flying off the shelves this year? If you’ve been hanging out with me on Instagram or listening to the podcast lately, you know that part of my job is traveling the country to speak at plant shows. I love getting to see what’s new, what’s trending, and honestly… just being surrounded by thousands of plants and planty people. It fills my joy tank like nothing else.
So I thought, why not bring the magic of one of these events to YOU? This episode is your virtual behind-the-scenes pass to the recent Northwest Flower & Garden Show in Seattle. I spent three days running around with my little mic, interviewing vendors, influencers, and anyone who would talk plants with me. I came home with so much planty intel, sore feet, and a heart full of joy.
In this episode, we learn:
[00:26] What I did at Northwest Flower and Garden Show!
How do you plan your garden? Actually, do you plan your gardens at all? After many years of gardening and speaking with many garden experts, I learned that a successful organic vegetable garden doesn’t just happen when you plant it; it starts on the day you plan it.
In this episode, I have the perfect recurring guest, Joe Lamp'l, to discuss planning your garden for the year ahead and making sure 2025 is your best gardening season yet. Joe is the founder of Joe Gardener and creator of many digital gardening courses I've taken, including Organic Vegetable Gardening Course (discount applied at checkout through clicking the link!).
In this episode, we learn:
[01:14] What is strategic garden planning?
[04:11] How can we make 2025 the greatest gardening season yet?
[08:02] Timing for starting seeds/seedlings & plant selection
[15:01] Whitney Johnson’s book “Go Forth and Forage"
[16:09] What are the most important aspects of garden planning?
[19:54] Why soil health is important
[22:33] How to improve soil health
[25:58] What are some useful garden planning tools?
Grab yourself a copy of Go Forth and Forage: A Guide to Foraging Over 50 of the Most Common Edible & Medicinal North American Mushrooms by Whitney Johnson at your local bookstore, bookshop.org, Barnes and Noble, quarto.com, or amazon.com.
How do you plan your garden? Actually, do you plan your gardens at all? After many years of gardening and speaking with many garden experts, I learned that a successful organic vegetable garden doesn’t just happen when you plant it; it starts on the day you plan it.
In this episode, I have the perfect recurring guest, Joe Lamp'l, to discuss planning your garden for the year ahead and making sure 2025 is your best gardening season yet. Joe is the founder of Joe Gardener and creator of many digital gardening courses I've taken, including Organic Vegetable Gardening Course (discount applied at checkout through clicking the link!).
In this episode, we learn:
[01:14] What is strategic garden planning?
[04:11] How can we make 2025 the greatest gardening season yet?
[08:02] Timing for starting seeds/seedlings & plant selection
[15:01] Whitney Johnson’s book “Go Forth and Forage"
[16:09] What are the most important aspects of garden planning?
[19:54] Why soil health is important
[22:33] How to improve soil health
[25:58] What are some useful garden planning tools?
Grab yourself a copy of Go Forth and Forage: A Guide to Foraging Over 50 of the Most Common Edible & Medicinal North American Mushrooms by Whitney Johnson at your local bookstore, bookshop.org, Barnes and Noble, quarto.com, or amazon.com.
