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Join us for your twice-monthly journey into the wild and wonderful as we explore landscapes, native plants, people, and wildlife that depend on them.
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Curious by Nature with Deep Roots is hosted by Deep Roots KC. The show has published 29 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Fall Maintenance for Native Gardens" (16 October 2026, 58 minutes), "Fear, Facts, and Fascination: Changing How We See Insects" (1 October 2026, 62 minutes), and "Growing Sustainable Native Plants with Sow Wild Natives" (18 September 2026, 59 minutes).
Curious by Nature with Deep Roots publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 52 minutes across 29 episodes.
Booking probability for Curious by Nature with Deep Roots is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Curious by Nature with Deep Roots requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Curious by Nature with Deep Roots's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Curious by Nature with Deep Roots are Courses, Coaching & Lessons. Curious by Nature with Deep Roots has an education audience.
Deep Roots KC hosts Curious by Nature with Deep Roots, an education podcast with 29 episodes published.
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Episode #21
Conventional gardening practices encourage fall clean up, but wildlife depends on standing plant material through winter. Join Deep Roots KC's "Native Plant Nerds" as they demonstrate nature-minded ways to maintain your...
Insects play essential roles in ecosystems, yet many are misunderstood, especially in our gardens during the fall. This presentation by Tamra Reall of MU Extension Office, invites you to look beyond fear and learn what...
Sow Wild Natives is one of Kansas City’s oldest native plant nursery who grows ethically sourced native plants from seeds in our ecoregion. Not just what, but how they grow contributes to a more sustainable and...
Despite urbanization, Kansas City has a few remaining old growth prairies, light-dappled woodlands, shaded forests, and rich wetlands. Bridging the Gap’s Kansas City WildLands program conserves, protects, and restores...
Episode #16
Could the key to more successful prairie restorations be hidden beneath our feet? Join Deep Roots and Johnson County Parks and Recreation District as we explore the fascinating world of native Arbuscular Mycorrhizal...
Episode #14
The Missouri Ozark Forest Ecosystem Project (MOFEP) began in 1989 amid concerns over the effects of clearcutting forests on songbird populations. Thirty-seven years later, the Missouri Department of Conservation has...
Episode #13
Hidden within Cedar Niles Park is a relatively unknown natural area where scattered limestone outcrops hint at a larger glade ecosystem stretching into nearby remnant prairies and woodlands. Recent discoveries...
Episode #12
<p>Late spring in the Midwest means hotter temps and more rain which equals more garden maintenance! Join Deep Roots’ “native plant nerds” Cydney and Maddie as they highlight summer blooms, weeds, and demonstrate...
<p>Through observation you can determine how prolific a plant will spread and if it’s compatible with other plants in your garden. From rapid spreaders to plants that prefer their space, join Cydney Ross of Deep Roots...
<p>How long should you water a newly planted perennial garden and what are the best practices for dividing and transplanting native plants? Also oops - what happens if you accidentally plant the wrong tree? Is all hope...
Episode #9
<p>April showers brought all the native flowers! Join Deep Roots as their “native plant nerds” take a virtual walk through Cydney’s home garden, show practical gardening tips, and talk about how to build gardens from...
Episode #8
<p>Enjoy this Earth Day bonus episode, where we invite you to experience the outdoors in a new way. Deep Roots partnered with Sami Aaron, founder of The Resilient Activist, to bring you a guided outdoor meditation...
Episode #7
<p>Join Deep Roots as their “native plant nerds” take a virtual walk through the gardens of the Anita B. Gorman Discovery Center. In this episode Maddie Ball and Cydney Ross identify garden-variety Missouri native...
<p>Historically, Missouri was composed of 30,000,000 acres of native prairie which was home to numerous grassland bird species. Today with less than 60,000 acres of quality prairie remaining, how has this impacted bird...
<p>Companion planting with native plants brings more pollinators and beneficial bugs right into your veggie garden, which means healthier plants and better harvests. Their deep roots help build strong soil and manage...
<p>The Micro-World Living in Your Garden: Why Insects Are the Most Interesting Neighbors You Have</p><p>Insects are essential to healthy landscapes and quietly shape our gardens in ways we rarely notice. This...
<p>Growing native foods is a delicious, sustainable practice that connects us to nature. Discover the beauty and benefits an edible landscape provides at Prairie Birthday Farm in Kearney, Missouri. Meet farm steward...
Episode #2
<p>Whether you’re designing for a school courtyard, senior living community, or your own backyard refuge, this webinar offers practical guidance for creating landscapes that restore and regenerate. Join Deep Roots and...
Episode #1
<p>Whether its aphids, powdery mildew, or pesky weeds, the battle to protect your plants from pathogens and overwhelming populations of pests is a daunting one. In this episode of Curious by Nature, the EPA-Region 7’s...
<p>This is a Curious by Nature minisode featuring the Q&A session with guest expert, Susan Farrington, Natural History Biologist for the Missouri Department of Conservation's Ozark Region. Live audience asks questions...
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veteran marketing consultant and loyalty marketing expert, Johnson County Parks and Recreation District
University of Missouri Extension
Sow Wild Natives
University of Kansas
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