After Fresh From the Garden ended, Joe went on to host another show on PBS about gardening called GardenSMART from 2006 through 2008. Each episode featured Lamp'l as he toured public gardens all over the country. In 2009, Lamp'l began working on the creation of a new series with the goal of attracting brand new gardeners and inspiring existing gardeners with an emphasis on organic methods and environmental stewardship. In 2010 at the Philadelphia Flower Show, Joe premiered that new show and announced it would be called Growing a Greener World.
Agrivana® Media, LLC, is a company founded by Joe Lamp'l that is devoted to creating quality broadcast and online content to inspire and promote environmental stewardship around the world.
Currently in its 11th season, Growing a Greener World is distributed by American Public Television and presented by UNC-TV. Episodes have featured organic gardening, green living, and farm-to-table food. Each episode focuses on compelling and inspirational people making a positive impact on the planet through gardening. In the past, Growing a Greener World has also shared DIY information, edible gardening, urban homesteading, hobby farming, seasonal cooking, and canning and preserving. In 2018, Growing a Greener World was awarded a Daytime Emmy Award for episode 808, titled The Green Bronx Machine. That episode featured Stephen Ritz, a Brooklyn native and school teacher, who founded The Green Bronx Machine, a non-profit organization that seeks to build healthy, equitable, and resilient communities through inspired education, local food systems, and 21st Century workforce development. Funding of the show is 100% supported by corporate underwriting, including Subaru of America, a founding underwriting partner for all 11 seasons.
Joe Lamp'l is also the founder & CEO of The joe gardener® Company which specializes in educating the public about environmentally responsible gardening and sustainable outdoor living. In 2017, Lamp'l created the joe gardener® website to be a one-stop online location for organic gardening videos, podcasts, and articles to help instill confidence in anyone who wants to be a new or better gardener.
In 2019, Lamp'l launched the Online Gardening Academy™ where he offers digital courses in various topics such as gardening fundamentals, starting seeds indoors, and dealing with pests, weeds, and diseases. He is currently developing new courses for the Online Gardening Academy.
Lamp'l utilizes his YouTube channel, joe gardener TV, to teach people about organic gardening through short how-to videos.
The joe gardener Show is Lamp'l's weekly podcast where he discusses all aspects of gardening and sustainable living. While primarily focusing on practical tips for growing food organically, the series also addresses a diverse range of topics. He often interviews guests who are experts in various fields of gardening, farming, or environmentalism.
When not talking or writing about gardening, Joe can likely be found gardening and spending time with his family, which includes numerous animals, on their Atlanta, GA farm.
Fresh from the Garden - Host
GardenSMART - Host
Growing a Greener World® - Creator, Host, and Executive Producer
Green Gardener's Guide: Simple, Significant Actions to Protect & Preserve Our Planet
Over the Fence with joe gardener®
2011 American Horticultural Society recipient of the Society’s B.Y. Morrison Communication Award
2012 and 2014 Garden Writers Association Gold Award for Best On-Air Talent
2018 Daytime Emmy Award for Growing a Greener World's Episode 808, featuring The Green Bronx Machine.
Growing a Greener World received the 2018 Pioneer Taste Award and The Taste Award for Best Branded Program, Breakout Storyteller of the Year and Best Green or Organic Program, Series or Film
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