Hi everybody, this is Joe Lample, the Joe Behind Joe Gardener, and welcome to the Joe Gardener

show.

I have a very interesting episode for you today with my guest, Mark Warren.

Mark is an author of many books, he's an educator, western historian, and the founder of

Medicine Bo Wilderness School, located in the Southern Appalachians, where he teaches

nature classes and survival skills of the Cherokee.

That's my connection to Mark, starting with a plant identification walk and a North Georgia

Mountains on a gorgeous sunny afternoon just last fall.

And it didn't take long to know I had to have him on the podcast.

And you'll hear why coming up, but first, special thanks to Soil Cubed for their support

of this episode.

You know how important good quality compost is for anything you're growing.

That's why I'm so proud to be partnering with Soil Cubed.

If you live in their delivery zone, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee,

listen up.

Soil Cubed is humus compost comprised of simple ingredients from their own farm and trusted

partners, which means they know where their inputs are coming from.

And that's a big deal.

Soil Cubed is army listed for certified organic gardening, and it's the only composted soil

that I trust and use, beyond what I make myself.

This year, Soil Cubed has a new product in its lineup, Veggie Mix.

It's still 75% of their original products, but with the addition of aged bark finds and

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