Right now, in Mid-June, is still an excellent time to be planting tomatoes from transplants. It?s not too late, even for those of you in colder climat...
Tuesday, June 14, 2022202 Tips, Myths About Watering Your Garden
Currently, 40% of the United States is dealing with moderate to extreme drought conditions. New outdoor watering restrictions are popping up throughou...
Friday, June 10, 2022201 Garden Basics Greatest Hits, Vol. 2
Welcome to Garden Basics Greatest Hits, Volume 2. This episode features the Top 7 most listened to segments of the last 100 episodes, from Episode 100...
Tuesday, June 7, 2022200 Tulip Tips. Bug Photography. What's Your Trees' Value?
Tulip growing is easy, in cold climates. In warmer climates, getting tulips to rebloom year after year is a challenge. Today, America?s Favorite Retir...
Friday, June 3, 2022199 How to Water, Fertilize Houseplants
Just because your houseplants might look OK, are they really thriving? Do you know how to water and fertilize houseplants correctly? We talk with the ...
Tuesday, May 31, 2022198 Ten Very Fragrant Roses. The Cure for Lumpy Lawns.
We’ve had a lot of segments on this podcast lately about roses. The best ones for long lasting cut flowers. Controlling weeds around roses. Even the b...
Friday, May 27, 2022197 Compost Tea, Explained
You’re familiar with compost. But, what do you know about compost tea? Your plants might appreciate the microbial boost provided by compost tea. Pleas...
Tuesday, May 24, 2022196 Indoor Composting Machines. Garlic Harvest Tips.
You’ve heard of the benefits of adding compost to your garden soil. You may even have a backyard compost pile. Or a compost tumbler. Or, a bin full of...
Friday, May 20, 2022195 The Best Roses for Cut Flowers
Roses are beginning to put on a show throughout most of rose-growing country, especially USDA Zones six through 10. What are the best roses to grow th...
Tuesday, May 17, 2022Tips for Reusing Old Potting Soil. Growing Pawpaws
We’ve reached that point in the gardening year where people have more plants than space in the garden. So, out come the pots that have been sitting b...