Joey & Holly Baird are the founders of The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener.com and The Gardening with Joey and Holly radio show. Formally named The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener Radio Show.
Joey and Holly Baird are in their 5th season of The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener Radio Show. The show in 2021 airs weekly on 15 different radio stations in 10 plus different markets all over the US March – October.
They are a married couple living in southeastern Wisconsin (just outside of Milwaukee). In addition to the radio show, Joey & Holly make videos on youtube about how to grow your own food organically, reusing found items (or items you may just throw away), what to do with the food you grow, home canning and simple home living. They have over 1,950 videos here and on youtube
They grow in the ground, raised beds, straw bales, containers and indoor herbs. From seed starting to canning they cover it all.
Their goal through their radio show, videos, and social media pages is to show the average person how easy it is to grow food, store food, and reuse everyday items. Joey and Holly enjoy giving gardening talks at libraries, expos, garden clubs and other events around the Midwest. Their motto is “grow with us”. Holly is also an award winning home canner with a handful of ribbons from the Wisconsin State Fair including a Best of Show award for her home canning talents.
If you find this interesting and have any questions or would like to talk further we can be emailed at gardentalkradio@gmail.com.
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Recent Media Appearances
The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener 
March 1, 2014 at 07:36
My wife, 1-yr.-old daughter and I just moved to Marinette, WI at the end of 2013, from Michigan. 40-year-Old gardener….new fan of the Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener. My family and I share your vision and desire to live with a renewable and conservative lifestyle that is respectful and conservative to nature and our lives. My first garden in Wisconsin will be going in this year and we will keep you posted….Rick
February 28, 2015 at 17:30
Joey and Holly Rock! Love what you’re doing and all the information you’re sharing with your audience to help make the world a better place! Way to go!!!
April 2, 2015 at 16:43
I grew up marinette/Menominee area, my mother always had a garden n always canned tomatoes, green beans, asparagus, dill pickles, sweet pickles, and raspberry jam. She still does tomatoes n beans. I’m giving it a try this year here in oklahoma… There is nothing better in chili in winter than canned tomato juice, I have started looking into solar panels for help with alternative electric source and having a few chickens, guess I should have started all this 20yrs ago but I guess like a lot of us just never thought about it.. Could I live off the grid if needed? Could i homestead to a point if needed? I’m not a conspiracy theorist but one never knows if/when I might need to be more self sufficient..
April 25, 2015 at 20:05
You could do both. It would take some work and time, but its very possible. There are a number of homesteading groups on facebook where you can also connect with people like you to ask questions and get ideas.
April 28, 2018 at 21:15
[…] Which brings us to two of our favorite gardeners, who know something about growing in cold climes. I refer, of course, to The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener. The title is singular but there are two of them–the husband and wife team of Holly and Joey Baird. […]
October 6, 2018 at 23:04
[…] As I often mention, the title is singular but there are two of them–the husband and wife team of Holly and Joey Baird. Now that we’re into the month of October (really?), there are still important things to be […]
February 23, 2019 at 23:45
[…] Here’s what you need to know about Holly and Joey Baird. […]
August 10, 2019 at 20:36
[…] They have a Milwaukee radio show, which recently has spread to several other markets around the country. They have a ton of “how to” videos on their website, and they’ll grow veggies anywhere. […]
April 8, 2021 at 09:15
Hi, is the magazine, Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener, one that I can order. If do, how?
April 8, 2021 at 09:24
Hello Mary
The magazine is free only in a digital form online
October 16, 2022 at 07:58
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October 16, 2022 at 08:02