Backyard Columbus with Cathy Tiffany

In my podcast, I share with you my love of nature, centered in my own suburban backyard. My husband and I have transformed our 1/8 of an acre into a refuge filled with native plants, fruit-bearing bushes, native trees, ponds, paths and chickens! My real goal, however, is to share with you how you can take any size yard, using whatever time and energy you want to give and make your yard a happy and productive place for you and gives nature a space to thrive.

Backyard Columbus with Cathy Tiffany is a leisure podcast hosted by Cathy Tiffany, with 79 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Cathy Tiffany hosts Backyard Columbus with Cathy Tiffany, a leisure show with 79 episodes published.

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  Episode #80

  One Thing You Can Do for Monarchs Right Now

  Sep 16, 202614 minS2

  In this episode of Backyard Columbus, we’re talking about one simple thing you can do for monarchs right now: plant native asters. As monarchs move through Ohio on their migration to Mexico, late-season nectar helps fuel their journey. This episode is a gentle reminder that supporting pollinators does not have to be overwhelming. One better plant choice can still make a difference. Want a happy reminder of monarchs for your home? Check out my photography site of backyard nature photos to beyond our backyard: www.BackyardtoBeyondPhotos.com Next up: Read my latest blog post: https://www.backyardcolumbus.com/post/growing-pawpaw-trees-what-i-ve-learned-from-growing-this-native-fruit For more information on pollinators, pollinator gardens, gardening, landscape ideas and all kinds of other fun stuff you can do in your own backyard, please follow me: Blog & backyard Photography store: www.BackyardColumbus.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@backyardcolumbus Instagram, Facebook & TikTok: @BackyardColumbus You can reach me at: cathy@BackyardColumbus.com

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  Episode #80

  The Sound of a Living Backyard: Why Native Plants Bring More Life to Your Yard

  Aug 27, 202627 minS2

  In this episode of Backyard Columbus, I'm talking about the sound of a living backyard and what it can tell us about the health of our outdoor spaces. From birds and bees to crickets, katydids, nighttime insects, and all the tiny life we may not even see, a backyard filled with sound is often a backyard filled with connection. We’ll explore how native plants help support more insects, which in turn support birds and other wildlife, and why even a small suburban yard can become a lively place for nature. This episode is not about creating a perfect garden. It’s about noticing what’s missing, planting with purpose, and making your yard a little more welcoming to the living world around you. For more information on pollinators, pollinator gardens, gardening, landscape ideas and all kinds of other fun stuff you can do in your own backyard, please follow me: Blog & backyard Photography store: www.BackyardColumbus.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@backyardcolumbus Instagram, Facebook & TikTok: @BackyardColumbus You can reach me at: cathy@BackyardColumbus.com

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  Episode #78

  The Hidden Magic of a Backyard

  Aug 12, 202620 minS2

  In this episode of Backyard Columbus, I'm talking about the hidden magic of a backyard: the tiny moments, unexpected discoveries, and everyday wonders that happen when we slow down and pay attention. From insects and flowers to birds, butterflies, garden surprises, and the quiet life tucked into ordinary spaces, a backyard can become so much more than just a yard. This episode is a reminder that nature doesn't have to be far away or dramatic to be meaningful. Sometimes the magic is right outside the back door, waiting in the weeds, the blooms, the soil, and the small things we almost miss. Whether you garden for pollinators, grow food, raise chickens, or simply love noticing what’s around you, this episode celebrates the joy of looking closely and finding wonder at home. For more information on pollinators, pollinator gardens, gardening, landscape ideas and all kinds of other fun stuff you can do in your own backyard, please follow me: Blog & backyard Photography store: www.BackyardColumbus.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@backyardcolumbus Instagram, Facebook & TikTok: @BackyardColumbus You can reach me at: cathy@BackyardColumbus.com

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  Episode #78

  The Beauty of Edible Landscaping: Growing Food in a Pretty Backyard

  Jul 22, 202622 minS2

  In this episode of Backyard Columbus, we’re talking about the beauty of edible landscaping and how growing food can be part of a pretty, welcoming backyard. Edible plants do not have to be hidden away in a separate vegetable garden. They can be woven into your landscape with berries, fruiting shrubs, herbs, vegetables, flowers, and pollinator-friendly plants that add color, texture, food, and life to your yard. We’ll explore how edible landscaping can make your backyard more beautiful, useful, and connected to nature, while still feeling joyful and manageable. Whether you have a small garden bed, a suburban yard, or big dreams for a more productive landscape, this episode is about growing food in a way that feels natural, lovely, and completely your own. For more information on pollinators, pollinator gardens, gardening, landscape ideas and all kinds of other fun stuff you can do in your own backyard, please follow me: Blog & backyard Photography store: www.BackyardColumbus.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@backyardcolumbus Instagram, Facebook & TikTok: @BackyardColumbus You can reach me at: cathy@BackyardColumbus.com To find the book mentioned in this episode, Edible Landscaping with a Permaculture Twist, by Michael Judd, check out my Amazon shop: https://a.co/d/0h1AO1uw Thank you for listening!

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  Episode #77

  How to Attract Birds to Your Yard

  Jul 8, 202616 minS2

  In this episode of Backyard Columbus, we’re talking about how to attract more birds to your yard by creating the kind of habitat they actually need. Following the National Wildlife Federation’s basic habitat guidelines, we’ll look at the importance of providing food, water, cover, and places for birds to raise their young. We’ll also talk about why native plants matter, how trees, shrubs, flowers, seed heads, insects, birdbaths, and nesting spaces all work together, and why a bird-friendly yard does not have to be perfect or complicated. Whether you have a small patio, a suburban yard, or a growing backyard habitat, this episode will help you take simple steps to make your space more welcoming for birds and other wildlife. For more backyard bird tips, check out the National Wildlife Federation info sheet: https://www.nwf.org/-/media/PDFs/Garden-for-Wildlife/Gardening-Tips/Bird-Friendly_web.pdf For more information on pollinators, pollinator gardens, gardening, landscape ideas and all kinds of other fun stuff you can do in your own backyard (like chickens!), please follow me: Blog & backyard Photography store: www.BackyardColumbus.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@backyardcolumbus Instagram, Facebook & TikTok: @BackyardColumbus You can reach me at: cathy@BackyardColumbus.com

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