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35: Japanese and native American Anemones, Christy Wilhelmi, more on compost!
Season 1 Episode 36
Because we haven't featured a native Plant of the Week for a while, and because I could not ignore the Honorine Jobert in my yard, we double dip with…
4 years, 11 months ago
34: Marianne Wilburn on bring plants in for the winter, the Rex Begonia, and the soil knife
Season 1 Episode 35
This week the author of Tropical Plants and How to Love Them, Marianne Wilburn, takes us through steps on what plants we may want to over winter, and…
5 years ago
33: The Chrysanthemum, fall gardening thoughts with Sister Sue Ann, and thoughts on noisy blowers
Season 1 Episode 34
This week we get all pumpkin spicy autumnal with the mum as our POW, some dried hydrangea and dahlias cutting tips, and a long chat with sister Sue A…
5 years ago
33: Asian Jumping Worms, Zinnias, and Gregory Britt
Season 1 Episode 33
Gregory Britt, "That Nice Guy Who Creates Epic Floral Artistry" joins me for a wandering (literally, as I chase him around the studio with my lame mi…
5 years ago
32: The Pansy; Fall Containers with Steph Green of Contained Creations; Rusty Gear
Season 1 Episode 32
Following up on the very successful Episode 32 with Steph Green of Contained Creations, we explore fall containers with her (7:35) after getting you …
5 years ago
31: Marianne Willburn of American Gardener Magazine, and the Begonia grandis
Season 1 Episode 31
This week, writer and gardener Marianne Willburn joined me on the pod. She is a monthly columnist for the American Gardener Magazine, as well as a wr…
5 years ago
30: Peggy Cornett of the Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants and Snow on the Mountain
Season 1 Episode 30
I visited Peggy Cornett, and lots of cicadas, hence the ambient noise, at The Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants at Tufton Farm, about two m…
5 years, 1 month ago
29: Coleus, Dean Norton of Mount Vernon
Season 1 Episode 29
This week I visit Dean Norton, Director of Horticulture at George Washington's Mount Vernon (@ 5:47) and recommend Andrea Wulf's 'Founding Gardeners'…
5 years, 1 month ago
28: Dahlias, Beverly Lacey of Blue Heron Farms, late season pruning and Mosquitos
Season 1 Episode 28
The Dahlia is the showy strumpet of the late season border, and she is a high maintenance diva that is so attractive she is worth all of the effort. …
5 years, 1 month ago
Week 27: The August Garden with Scott Beuerlein and my mother-in-law's border
Season 1 Episode 27
Traveling Garden Correspondent Leslie Harris is in hot and humid Hilton Head, South Carolina, picking apart why her mother-in-law's garden looks so d…
5 years, 1 month ago