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Welcome to the Relentless Gardner Podcast with Linda Langelo, a Colorado State University Extension Horticulture Agent. In this podcast, we will discuss all things gardening. From the wonderful programs CSU Extension has to specific gardening tips.
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On this episode, Linda chats with Luan Akin, Garden Ambassador of Tagawa Gardens. Tune in while they discuss all things herbs such as which must be dry and moist and how to grow specific herbs. Learn more: https://extension.colostate.edu/topic-areas/nutrition-food-safety-health/herbs-preserving-and-using-9-335/…
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On this episode, Horticulture Specialist, Linda Langelo, is joined with Neil Bamesberger, President of the Colorado Tree Coalition and Champion Tree program coordinator, Tune in while they discuss how the coalition was formed, how a person knows if they have a champion tree and much more. Learn more: https://www.coloradotrees.org/…
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On this episode, Linda chats with Steve Kelly, Colorado Master Gardener from Weld County, about lawn care recommendations, soil, and much more. Learn more about lawn care: https://extension.colostate.edu/topic-areas/yard-garden/lawn-care-7-202/?_gl=1*wacdtx*_ga*MTg1NTEyNTg5NC4xNzA2ODI5NjE3*_ga_ZZ27K7HW51*MTcxMzU0NzAxMC4zLjAuMTcxMzU0NzAxMC4wLjAuMA..…
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On this episode of the Relentless gardener, Linda Langelo discusses the most common winter insects, how they have adapted, and much more with Melissa Schreiner, Entomologist of the Tri River area. Learn more about winter insects: https://extension.colostate.edu/topic-areas/insects/cluster-flies-and-other-winter-flies-5-618/#:~:text=Common%20example…
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On this episode, Linda Langelo speaks with Jim Kuemmerle, CSU Behavior Health Specialist covering the Eastern Region of Colorado. Tune in while they talk about gardening and its benefits and shared connections. Learn more about mental health and gardening: https://engagement.source.colostate.edu/csu-extension-is-expanding-access-to-mental-health-ca…
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On this episode of The Relentless Gardener, Linda Langelo chats with Luan Akin, garden ambassador of Tagawa gardens in Centennial Colorado. Tune in while they talk about garlic and all the information a gardener should know when growing them.Learn more about garlic: https://planttalk.colostate.edu/topics/vegetables/1827-harvesting-garlic/…
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On this episode of The Relentless Gardener, Linda sits down and chats with .Lisa Brewer, a previous Colorado Master Gardener in Kit Carson County and a retired librarian from Burlington Public Library. They discuss some of the best children's books that are informative, fun, and perfect for all young ages.Learn more: https://extension.colostate.edu…
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Linda Langelo, CSU Extension area specialist in horticulture, chats with Desirae Wood, landscape architect trained as a master gardener in Japanese gardening. In this episode, they discuss what Japanese garden aesthetics is, mindsets, the history of these gardens and much more interesting topics. Learn more about Japanese gardening: https://extensi…
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On this episode of The Relentless Gardener podcast, Linda chats with Derek Lowstuter, CSU agriculture and food systems specialist, about what edible landscapes look like, some of the benefits of different types of mixed edible landscapes, diversity in plants, and so much more. Learn more about edible landscaping: https://extension.colostate.edu/top…
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Ever wondered how certain insects survive and flourish in different parts of the world? On this episode of The Relentless Gardener, Linda chats with Melissa Schreiner, entomologist for Colorado State University Extension in the Tri River Area. They chat about the history of the Japanese Beetles, the citizen scientist Japanese trapping project, hot …
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Linda Langelo chats with Cassey Anderson, Adams county Colorado master gardener and volunteer coordinator. On this episode, they talk about the best practices for growing spinach, lettuce, and kale. Learn more about cool season crops: https://growgive.extension.colostate.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/63/2021/01/Colorado-Vegetable-Guide-2.1.pdf…
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On this episode of The Relentless Gardener, Linda Langelo chats with Cassey Anderson, Adams county Colorado master gardener and volunteer coordinator. Tune in while they discuss horticulture topics such as the best practices to grow radishes, cheese, and beets. Learn more about cool season crops: https://planttalk.colostate.edu/topics/vegetables/18…
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Ever liked having holiday plants, but cannot keep them alive? In this episode, Linda chats with John Murgel, extension specialist, horticulture and natural resource agent in Douglas county. Tune in while they discuss plant bulbs and seasons, certain watering techniques, and active growth phases. Learn more about holiday plants: https://broomfield.e…
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Ever wondered what vertical gardening is? On this episode, Linda chats with Bill Swanson, Colorado master gardener, about the pros and cons of vertical gardening, the yields from it, how to fertilize the crops, and many more horticulture facts! Learn more about vertical gardening: https://broomfield.extension.colostate.edu/2021/01/14/vertical-aerop…
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Ever been afraid to start growing plants? On this episode on The Relentless Gardener, Linda discusses container gardening with Krista Gay, Colorado master gardener from Douglas county. She talks about what got her interested in container gardening, what you can do with these pots, how to deal with diseases, and how having these containers is an adv…
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In this episode of The Relentless Gardener, Linda chats with Susan Carter, area extension agent of horticulture and natural resources for the Tri River county. Listen to this podcast while they talk about ethnobotany, history of some plants, and Ute plants. Learn more about Ute Gardens: https://tra.extension.colostate.edu/gardening-hort/ute-learnin…
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In this episode of The Relentless Gardener, Linda chats with Amy Lentz, CSU Extension home horticulture coordinator of Boulder county. They talk about what to consider when thinking about buying a fruit trees, water sources, and types of trees for a house. Learn more about fruit trees:https://cmg.extension.colostate.edu/gardening-resources/online-g…
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Ever been curious about the annual trial gardens? In this episode, Linda talks with extension specialist, landscape horticulturist, college of agriculture science department of horticulture and landscape architecture, Jim Klett. They talk about the best varieties to grow in the garden and what flowers have been apart of the trial and how they survi…
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In this episode of Relentless Gardener, Linda chats with Deryn Davidson, CSU Extension sustainable landscape state specialist. Listen to how this can affect Colorado residents and how to manage your landscape in a way that focuses on water conservation, biodiversity, and smaller impact on resource use. Learn more about basic xeriscaping: https://pl…
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Ever felt like you don't know the full history and origins of some plants? On this episode of Relentless Gardener, Linda interviews Alison O'Conner, CSU Extension horticulture agent. Learn the history of the poinsettias and how the name came to be along with knowledge about the spurge family. Listen to as she debunks facts about these plants and un…
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Want to know how to take care of crops during certain season times? Yvette Henson, CSU Extension director who handles agriculture, natural resources, and horticulture, explains how to deal with frostbite, over-wintering, and more. Henson talks about some crops she has grown that have challenged her and helped her learn more about raised beds and fr…
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In this episode, Linda interviews Amy Lentz, CSU extension home horticulture coordinator, about what makes a good cut flower, how to prep your garden, and so much more. Hear her professional opinion on the cut flower industry and how it can change the market force. Learn more about your yard and garden: https://extension.colostate.edu/topic-areas/y…
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Turf damage got you down. Turf renovation could be an option. In this episode of the Relentless Gardener Linda interviews Tony Koski, CSU Extension Turf Specialist, about lawn renovation options. Including, why renovating is a good option, his opinion on power raking and aerating, recommendations on post excavation renovation and more! Learn More a…
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Is your turf struggling this year? In this episode of the Relentless Gardener, Linda interviews Tony Koski, CSU Extension Turf Specialist, about turf problems and damage caused by a dry winter and spring. Tony describes different types of damage turf has taken this year. Plus, Tony gives his top reseeding/resod recommendations and some helpful tips…
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Wasps often get a bad rap for being aggressive and stinging us but, they aren’t so bad. In fact, only some tend to be a nuisance to us. In this episode of the Relentless Gardener, Linda interviews Lisa Mason, an Extension Horticulture Agent from Arapahoe County. Lisa discusses some of the benefits wasps can bring as a pest control crew. Additionall…
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While Spotted Lantern Fly still hasn’t been found or confirmed in Colorado, it is better to know about the damage the insect does now rather than when it shows up in Colorado. In this episode of the Relentless Gardener, Linda and Lisa Mason, an Extension Horticulture Agent from Arapahoe County, Colorado, go in depth in the Spotted Lantern Fly’s lif…
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Japanese Beetles: an invasive species that continue to make their way through Colorado. With adults that feed on over 300 types of plants and larva that feed on turf, avoiding damage from them is a top priority for some Coloradans. In this episode of the Relentless Gardener learn all about Japanese Beetles. Linda Interviews Lisa Mason an Extension …
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Invasive and Pesky. The best way to describe the Emerald Ash Borer. This looming threat to Colorado trees is moving throughout the state slowly yet surely. In this episode of the Relentless Gardener, Linda interviews Lisa Mason an Extension Horticulture Agent from Arapahoe County, Colorado about the Emerald Ash Borers history, where they’re found, …
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Home is where the pollen is… at least for our pollinators. Consisting of food, water, shelter, and space every living thing needs it, including our pollinators. In this episode Linda interviews Lisa Mason an Extension Horticulture Agent from Arapahoe County, Colorado, all about Pollinator Habitats. Find out how to create a habitat for pollinators w…
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What’s the buzz about Native Bee Watch? This Community Science Program gives Coloradans an opportunity to be (no pun intended) researchers with CSU Extension. In this episode of the Relentless Gardener, Linda discusses the Native Bee Watch Program with Lisa Mason, an Extension Horticulture Agent from Arapahoe County, Colorado. Native Bee Watch is a…
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Insects play a valuable role in our gardens. Critters like ladybeetles, praying mantis, and bumble flower beetles can be beneficial to gardens but, in reality, we’re barely scratching the surface. In this episode of the Relentless Gardener, Linda interviews Lisa Mason, an Extension Horticulture Agent from Arapahoe County, Colorado. Lisa describes t…
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Do you struggle with watering your garden plants? If you do, a high and dry garden is for you! In this episode of the Relentless Gardner, Linda discussed high and dry gardens with Yvette Henson. Yvette is Colorado State University Extension Director for the San Miguel Basin that specialized in agriculture, natural resources, and horticulture. If yo…
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We all love libraries, right? You get a seemingly unlimited number of books for free. Well, a seed library is very similar. As suggested, you take some seeds to plant and since you can’t return the seeds you use you return seeds from plants grown successfully. In this episode of the Relentless Gardner, Linda discusses seed libraries with Yvette Hen…
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Trees are amazing. They help define our communities, keep us cool and improve your property’s value. In this episode of the Relentless Gardner, Linda invited Dr. Allison O’Connor to discuss some of the benefits trees have to offer. Dr. O’Connor is a CSU Extension Agent in Larimer County, Colorado. If you would like to learn more about planting a tr…
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Once you choose the best tree and an area the real work can begin. Newly transplanted trees require constant attention once planted. In this episode of the Relentless Gardner, Linda invited Dr. Allison O’Connor to discuss the details of caring for your newly transplanted trees. Dr. O’Connor is a CSU Extension Agent in Larimer County, Colorado. If y…
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If you ask any CSU Extension Agent about planting trees, a common phrase they will say is “right plant, right place”. To maximize your tree’s success, you must have the best species for you and the best location for it on your property. In this episode of the Relentless Gardner, Linda invited Dr. Allison O’Connor to discuss the details to keep in m…
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Colorado has unique environmental conditions when it comes to planting trees. In this episode of the Relentless Gardner, Linda invited Dr. Allison O’Connor to discuss the details to keep in mind when planting trees. Dr. O’Connor is a CSU Extension Agent in Larimer County, Colorado. If you would like to learn more about planting a tree successfully,…
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Did you know the Grow and Give Program started in 2020 during the COVID-19 Pandemic? This program not only took action against food insecurity but also created a sense of community when personal well-being was strained. In the final episode of this series, Linda and Katie discuss the past results of the Grow Program.…
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Did you know that Colorado State University Extension has been helping Coloradans grow produce for over 100 years? CSU Extension has no shortage of resources for at-home gardens. Colorado can be an intimidating place to grow produce. Even with these challenges, a wide variety of plans can be grown in Colorado. In part two of a three-part series, Li…
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Have you ever wanted to donate your produce from your home garden? If you answered yes, the Grow and Give Program is for you. Linda interviewed Katie Dunker, a State-Wide Colorado Master Gardner. In this three-part series, they discussed the Grow and Give Program. In this first part, Linda and Katie talked about how this wonderful program started a…
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