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We are here to update you on the latest research about BDM and recycling options PE mulch as well as help you to answer any questions you might have. In each episode, we’ll dive into the latest research, trends, news, and insights on why mulch matters and how we can improve plastic mulch end-of-life options. We'll also branch out and discuss other plastics as well as talk to researchers, experts, and practitioners in the field who will share their insights and experiences on how to use mulch ...
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Fairy tales! Bedtime stories! Folk tales and adventures! Original fantasy short stories for kids and grown ups. All stories written and narrated by George Prince. © George Prince 2020
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Grow a better vegetable garden, whether you're a seasoned gardener or have never grown a thing in your life. Karin helps home gardeners learn to grow their own food using evidence-based techniques and research. She talks all about specific plants, pests, diseases, soil and plant health, mulch, garden planning, and more. It's not just the "how" but also the "why" that makes us better. The goal? For everyone to know how to grow their own food no matter what sized space they have or their exper ...
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A panel of horticultural experts answer gardening questions from a live audience. Recorded in a different location each week
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Welcome to the Lammon Brothers Podcast, where we delve into the essentials of landscaping and heavy highway construction. Discover the world of landscape products as we explore lawn care, yard waste recycling, and the supply of materials like sand, stone, mulch, and topsoil. Learn how these components contribute to both small-scale garden projects and large construction efforts. Tune in for practical advice on everything from product delivery to sustainable landscaping solutions. Whether you ...
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Park the mower, and grab a beer! Timeless observations on toilet seats, high school idiocy, and mulch, based on the popular blog by Dan Bozung (danbozung.com/blog).
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A pop culture podcast for the discerning listener. Or not. May dabble in poker and booze at some point.
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With lots of enthusiasm and very little know how, Emily and Maddie love chatting about gardening, often with a glass of wine or cocktail in hand. In each fortnightly episode, we speak to people who inspire us in the garden, in order to unearth some much needed knowledge.
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Each week, Charlie Nardozzi joins Vermont Public’s Mary Engisch for a conversation about gardening, and to answer your questions about what you're seeing in the natural world.
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Eric McGrew’s podcasts that talks about all things equipment and gear for the arborist, tree worker, medium to large equipment, and dirt, work enthusiast, and professional.
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We discuss the connections we make with nature and how it directly affects our lives, the love we have to give, and the contributions we make to ourselves and the planet. It’s really all about life, love, and landscaping!
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Endless Ranters is a fan-interactive comedy podcast.
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Every week, I explore (and more importantly EXPLAIN!) music, filmmaking, and the other creative arts. Personal tastes are not technique. I don’t waste our time with the same old circular “it was good because I liked it because it was good.” No sir! I deconstruct and reverse engineer composition, screenwriting, and how to correctly pronounce the word “folks.” Who am I? I’m Carl King: musician, animated show creator, and author. You might even remember me as Sir Millard Mulch or Dr. Zoltan. I’ ...
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An Aussie first lawncare podcast.Ben from Catch Pro Australia and BJ from TBL Property Maintenance tackle the big issues in lawncare with a distinct Aussie flavour.
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There are many Doctor Who podcasts. Only one dares review the entire show... in entirely random order! Join journalists Pete Pachal and Chris Taylor as they summarize stories in record time, play the Whomoji game, enter the History Corner, answer the Four Questions to Doomsday, and cower in fear before the almighty Randomizer. New episode every Saturday! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pull-to-open/support
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Welcome to grow, cook, eat, arrange, the weekly podcast from gardener, writer, teacher,and cook, Sarah Raven. Over the last two decades, Sarah has led the way by introducing a new kind of productive gardening which places emphasis on intense colour, sophistication, and achievability. Recorded at the beautiful Perch Hill Farm in Sussex, Sarah talks with special guests from across garden design, floristry, food, ecology, conservation, and more. Brimming with top tips and helpful hints, listen ...
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Your Gardening Questions covers the gamut of gardening questions from our Plant Talk Radio listeners. Over the phone, or by email, Fred answers them all. Make sure the latest episode is in your favorite podcast player, like Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or find a podcast player at http://www.subscribeonandroid.com. http://www.planttalkradio.com
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Hammer talks with his friends about all things in life. Get the guys and girls side of the discuss
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Join us at The Horticulture Hub Podcast, sponsored by https://landgraflawncare.ca , for insightful gardening wisdom and tips to cultivate your green sanctuary.
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Organic farming, sustainability and equitable food systems. For those who care about food, where it comes from and how it’s grown. Brought to you by the Massachusetts chapter of the Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA/Mass).
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Two friends get coffee and have conversations at five in the morning because free time to hang out is hard to come by when life is a thing.
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There's nothing cozier than curling up with a seed catalog and dreaming about next year's garden. Seedy Business is a relaxing, pathologically low-stakes chat between Allison, a biologist, and Roman, just some guy, about garden seeds and how they are marketed. Listen as we struggle in vain to suppress our natural inclinations toward vocal leftism and recreational vulgarity to deliver a soothing seed experience.
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Written, produced and edited by Seattle Tilth's Master Composter/Soil Builders. Learn how to compost in the great northwest. funded by Seattle Public Utilities, the King County Hazardous waste management program and the Saving Water Partnership and managed by Seattle Tilth.
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Hothouse is a podcast about design, ecology, and the way we garden now. Host Leah Churner sits down with experts and enthusiasts to talk about permaculture, the urban landscape, and how plants sometimes give us the feels. A meeting of the minds for plant people and the horticulture-curious, Hothouse is a different kind of gardening show: less of the how-to and more of the who, what, where, when, and why.
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Over the last 20 years people have been leaving churches in droves, which presents the question, "Why the mass exodus?" The Mass Exodus Podcast is a series of honest and empathetic conversations with those who have left church while wrestling with topics surrounding faith and religion.
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Homestead Story - Chickens, Cows, Kids, and Catholics
Peter and Kristen - Homesteading, Sustainable living, Permaculture, Catholic, Family
In this podcast Peter and Kristen share their adventures of homesteading, family life, their Catholic faith and much more.
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A live weekly interview and discussion focused on vegetable production challenges and opportunities brought to you by the Great Lakes Vegetable Producers Network. We grow more together. JOIN US LIVE! We will be broadcasting live via Zoom at 12:30 ET/11:30 CT every Wednesday from the first week of March to the first week of September. Login at www.glveg.net/listen.
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Organic Gardening For Beginners: Tips To Plan And Grow Your Own Productive Garden
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Organic Gardening For Beginners is a podcast that helps overwhelmed and time-crunched new gardeners start and maintain their own thriving garden. Join Jessica, owner of Homegrown Food and Flowers and a seasoned gardener with over 20 years of experience, as she shares her tips, resources, and inspiration to help you overcome common barriers to gardening. Get valuable insight on topics like companion planting, seed starting, gardening planning, summer maintenance chores, growing cut flowers, a ...
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Justin O'Brien // Community Gardens, Camden floods, Bee Keeping, Mulch Trolls and Champion Pumpkins
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Justin O'Brien was one of those in the online gardening world that welcomed and embraced us. So it's an absolute treat to get the man himself behind the microphone to chat all things gardening. Perhaps better known as his Instagram alias of Urban Farmer, Justin O’Brien has been gardening in some form since he was a kid, and was an active member of …
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Groundwork: Soil, Compost, Mulch and more!
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Kathy Clugston digs through the Gardeners' Question Time archive to root out some information on Soil, Compost, Mulch and more. Our various GQT panellists over the last 77 years have been no stranger to soil and compost related questions, from queries on how to create a workable soil in the garden to questions on the difference between compost and …
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Q&A: When should I mulch dahlias? What should I cut back into autumn? When should I start forcing scented bulbs? Is it too soon for bulb planting?
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Welcome to the September Q&A episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, where Sarah & Josie answer questions sent in by our lovely listeners each month. In this episode, Sarah shares the ideal time to mulch your dahlias and how best to tackle the task, and when to start working on forced, scented bulbs ready for Christmas. Meanwhile, Josie picks up que…
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Sustainability at the heart of berries: a Driscoll's perspective
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In this episode of the Mulch Matters Podcast, we dive into the world of sustainable agriculture with James duBois, Senior Manager of Environmental Sustainability at Driscoll’s. With over 15 years of experience in water stewardship and environmental risk management, James shares invaluable insights on reducing field plastics and improving sustainabi…
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Hull: Venus fly traps, overgrown roses and controversial cucumbers
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Any tips on how to keep a Venus fly trap alive? How do I successfully grow a cucumber? What unusual fruit or vegetable do the panel think is underrated? Kathy Clugston and a panel of horticultural experts are in the hot seat, as they answer the gardening queries from an audience in Hull. On the panel are head gardener Matthew Pottage, garden design…
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In this episode, we dig deep into the benefits and best practices of fall tree planting. Discover why autumn is the ideal time to plant trees, how to choose the right species for your space, and the essential steps to ensure strong root growth and long-term health. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or new to tree planting, this episode provides ex…
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Vibrant flowers for pot planting in town gardens with Tom Stimpson - Episode 190
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Town gardening often demands that we as gardeners use our spaces wisely, and Tom Stimpson’s use of pots can teach us so much about creating a vibrant ensemble in the most modest of spaces. This episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ takes us on a tour of Tom’s garden, brimming with inspiration for us all to plant more in pots to breathe life into co…
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Be Your Own Florist Mini-Series: A tableful of flowers
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Welcome to the latest episode in our floristry mini-series, this time bringing the best of your garden to life in a gorgeous tabletop ensemble. Join Sarah as she demonstrates how she arranges sweet peas, erigeron, phlox and more, talking through the perfect approach to structuring them for their eye-catching moment in the limelight at any gathering…
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Last week on the podcast we talked about which seeds we should be saving from the garden, how mature the fruits need to be when we harvest seeds and a bit about how to dry and test them. This week, we’re focusing on storing them properly. When we get seeds from a catalog or other seed supplier, they’ve often gone through a set of steps that we may …
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Ensure beneficial pollinators have a cozy winter home with these fall garden cleanup tips
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This fall as you clean up your garden and raised beds, remove less leaf litter, stems and other garden debris. Leaving these in place can create places for beneficial pollinators to overwinter.By Charlie Nardozzi, Mary Williams Engisch
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Forgotten Realm (Rectifying “The Girl Who Waited”)
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Just how dangerous is traveling with the Doctor? It’s a fair question after revisiting The Girl Who Waited, which looks surprisingly dark 13 years after it aired — especially now that many who watched it back then are now closer in age to older Amy Pond. Join us as we ponder: Did this “Doctor Lite” episode portray Matt Smith as excessively cowardly…
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The joys of tending to stunning dahlias and rare hen breeds with Arthur Parkinson - Episode 189
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Arthur Parkinson may be a wonderful champion for the portable nature of the potted urban garden, but it’s an exciting prospect that he has the opportunity to grow on some new land in Gloucestershire. Between the rare breeds of hen and the lovely collection of dahlias that he’s built up, this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ should inspire anyo…
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Be Your Own Florist Mini-Series: Conditioning cut flowers for ultimate vase life
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Welcome to our latest mini-series: Be your own florist - pick and arrange your own garden flowers, with Sarah Raven. Focused on the joys of floristry, Sarah will take you through the essential steps to bring the best of your garden to life in a vase. This first episode is a fantastic crash course in conditioning your cut flowers, following Sarah’s …
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Saving seeds from our gardens to use the next spring it is a great way to not only help our budget out a little bit but also to give ourselves some food security and doesn’t sound like it should be a very difficult task. At that point we’re not relying on someone else to grow our seeds for us that we have to buy over and over again. Just collect th…
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Lawn Care Skull Sessions Episode 132 - Lawnie Modifications
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Welcome back to the Lawn Care Skull Podcast with Benny and BJ. The most unprofessional podcast in the world! The lads got a chance to catch up and punch out another LMCA interactive episode. The post went out last week, we were after the craziest modifications people have done to their gear. They did not disappoint! For all of our sponsors, affilia…
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Perennials that birds and bees love and that deer and woodchucks don't
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Helenium and boltonia are perennials that grow well in our region. Both come in a range of colors and boast great attributes: pollinators love them, and deer and woodchucks don't.By Charlie Nardozzi, Mary Williams Engisch
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Suffolk Coast: green rooftops, unruly alexanders and dangerous pines
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How can I control alexander plants? How can I encourage my gage trees to flower? What tips do the panellists have for increasing biodiversity? Kathy Clugston and her team of green-fingered experts are by the Suffolk Coast to share their advice with an audience of garden enthusiasts. On the panel are head gardeners Ashley Edwards and Matthew Pottage…
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Stunning highlights from our Autumn range with Arthur Parkinson - Episode 188
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With the changing of seasons brings an exciting new catalogue from which to draw inspiration for the year ahead. In this episode full of possibilities, Arthur joins Sarah to peruse the latest and greatest from the Sarah Raven Autumn catalogue, shining a spotlight on the great performers and showstoppers to sow now, ready to breathe life into the ga…
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Chloe Thomson // Garden Coach, shade-planting guru, lover of fruit trees in pots
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S3 E2 -- here we go! This week we've had the pleasure of chatting to pun-tasting garden coach Chloe Thomson, aka Bean There Dug That. Chloe is a horticulturalist who is inspiring and teaching gardeners just like you. She recently founded Sprout School, an online course to help provide you with knowledge and conference, no matter how or where you're…
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How to Choose a Garlic Variety to Grow - Ep. 214
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If you have intentions of growing garlic for next year, now is the time to be ordering your seed garlic. Garlic needs about six months in the ground to get to maturity so, here in the northern hemisphere, we may be planting our garlic as early as mid-September in some areas. With the plethora of catalogs and websites and garden centers offering gar…
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Lawn Care Skull Sessions Episode 131 - What's doin?!
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Welcome back to the Lawn Care Skull Podcast with Benny and BJ. The most unprofessional podcast in the world! The lads got a chance to catch up this week online and have a chat about whats been going on over the last month for TBL Property Maintenance, LLEE & CatchPro. Incoming Side Bars! For all of our sponsors, affiliates and codes follow the link…
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One key to knowing when to harvest apples is in the seeds
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Apples, pears and Asian pears are almost ready to pick. Charlie Nardozzi reviews how and when to harvest to ensure the best-tasting fruits.By Charlie Nardozzi, Mary Williams Engisch
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September signals a time where we’re preparing our plants for the colder months, which makes this episode rounding up the essential monthly jobs such an important one. Sarah and Josie direct you towards the edibles you should concentrate on - namely the hardy annuals - and remind us of the need to deadhead your dahlias. September is also the time t…
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Island Time (Cast Interviews from Long Island Who)
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We shared a long, hot summer with Doctor Who, and we couldn't think of a better way to close it out than getting our TARDIS on at the 2024 Long Island Who convention! Blessedly, we were able to interview several people involved with the show — both actors and people behind the scenes — and we coaxed some original thoughts out of them. We also got a…
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Postbag Edition: Blenheim Palace - Mites, Bees and Powdery Mildew
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What can I use to stop mites from destroying my nine foot Schefflera? Why haven't we seen many bees this year? How do I remove fungus growing on my hawthorn tree? Peter Gibbs and his team of gardening gurus travel to Blenheim Palace in Woodstock for a postbag edition of GQT. While Head Gardener Andy Mills leads Peter and the panel around the histor…
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Combining creative arts to inspire your garden with Andy Monaghan - Episode 187
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Andy Monaghan’s background as a dancer alongside his gorgeous work with flowers gives him such a unique, inspiring outlook on crafting a horticultural style. Andy joins Arthur Parkinson this week on ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ as he shares the combined influence of the two creative careers, how they guide his gardening on his beautiful land in Hamps…
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If you didn’t plan for a fall garden and maybe have changed your mind a little bit and want to give it a go, you might be looking for something you can very quickly put into the ground and grow directly from seed. Enter beets. They will happily germinate in almost any temperature of soil and they greatly appreciate the cooler days of fall when they…
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Related to the hardy hibiscus and known for its large blossoms, the Rose of Sharon grows well in full sun and well-drained soil. Add it to your garden or landscape for a tall shrub that brings great color this time of year.By Charlie Nardozzi, Mary Williams Engisch
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This episode is brought to you in part by Nescafe.By info@podcastone.com
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Southwold: Weddings, Pelargoniums and Secret Snakes
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Do grass snakes have any benefit to my garden? How do I stop my autumn raspberries from getting maggots? What I can plant between now and next June that will flower in time for my daughter’s wedding? Kathy Clugston and a panel of experts are in the hot seat as they answer the gardening queries from an audience in Southwold. On the panel are head ga…
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Autumn bulb planting for a year of beauty with Josie Lewis - Episode 186
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Autumn is an exciting moment where your bulb planting now starts the colourful symphony that emerges the following spring, so it’s a perfect time to start getting creative. Head Gardener Josie Lewis joins Sarah on ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ to share her top list of bulbs to plant this autumn, how many bulbs fill out your space, and we run through t…
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Erin Lovell Verinder // Plant lover, herbalist, gardening to thrive, never underestimate the power of a herbal tea
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Oh hey there! We've missed you. We're back for Season 3 with one of our faves, Erin Lovell Verinder. Erin Lovell Verinder’s entire career is about reconnecting the people with the plants. She is a woman on a mission to bring people along on her journey to become in tune with the natural world and inspire others to heal through the beauty of plant m…
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Artificial Intelligence and Gardening Advice - Ep. 212
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I do searches online for gardening topics all the time. I will search key phrases to see if I can come up with topics that people seem to be searching for or gardening questions that may be trending. I even search specific ideas to see if there is new information or research that I’m not aware of. And more and more frequently I’m noticing a disturb…
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Hungry caterpillars defoliating plants and trees? Could be sawflies
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The larva of the sawfly is a small (and hungry!) caterpillar. They tend to eat in groups and can eat all the needles off a pine. Plus, their voracious appetites can create "window-pane”-like damage to the leaves of many plants and vegetables.By Charlie Nardozzi, Mary Williams Engisch
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Burning a New Leaf (Mulching “Terror of the Vervoids”)
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Terror of the Vervoids isn’t exactly the greatest Doctor Who story ever. Those plant-based villains were just … weird. But this bizarre aria from Colin Baker’s long swan song is now surprisingly relevant to the age of Ncuti. Why does Mel just appear out of nowhere? Is the Doctor just allowed to browse his future, or is there something more sinister…
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GTKY: Coach Otter, Black Flag New Stuff Watched: Shark Week, The Acolyte Trailer Talk: Watchmen, Hellboy, Gladiator 2; Agatha All Along, Penguin, Caped Crusader Nerd News: Game of Thrones update, Spider-Man Noir casting Coming “Soon”: MLB All-Star game, British Open; College Football 25; The Rocketeer #1, The Last Wardens #1, Battle Royale: Enforce…
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How do I get red cedar root balls to spread? What gardening task do the panel find daunting? What are the panel’s thoughts about composting organic materials? Kathy Clugston and her team of horticultural experts travel to the University of Exeter for a postbag edition of GQT. While Curator of Horticulture Anthony Cockell leads Kathy and the panel a…
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DIY Stone Projects: 5 Easy Weekend Ideas to Transform Your Outdoor Space
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Imagine stepping into your backyard and feeling like you’ve entered a high-end resort – all because of a few simple DIY stone projects you completed yourself. Whether you’re looking to create a cozy patio for summer barbecues, a winding garden path, or a stunning water feature to become the focal point of your landscape, stone is the perfect materi…
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Taking inspiration from the no-dig movement in allotments with Ed Morrison - Episode 185
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When Ed Morrison first discovered the joys of gardening, it spurred him and a number of friends to share that love with the world through what we know now as Roots. In this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, Ed takes us through his fascinating horticultural journey, how we can all stand to learn from his no-dig no-chemical approach, and how any…
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Q&A: How do you protect dahlias from pests, and keep them healthy into late summer? What adds structure in the garden for next year? How do you prevent mildew? How can I stop containers drying out over ...
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Welcome to the August Q&A episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, where Sarah & Josie share their top tips based on your questions every month. For August, we hear how pests can be held at bay from your precious dahlias, and advice for treating the leaves such that they’re looking grand late into the summer season. Sarah also shares some inspiring i…
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Preparing to Preserve: Basic Canning Supplies for Beginners - Ep. 211
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There is something very satisfying about growing your own food, for sure, and being able to walk out into the garden to pick your lunch or your dinner. But, in the dead of a Midwest winter, the ability to be able to “shop” your own pantry for the things you eat the most, that you grew, that is a whole other level. So, today on Just Grow Something w…
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Got a small space but big dreams for a garden? From vertical gardens to smart container setups, you'll learn how to pack a lot of life into a little space. If you've been thinking about adding some greenery to your space, this is the perfect place to start...read moreBy Lisa LaPaso & W. Cavin Weber
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Gardening questions: too many sumacs, hungry grasshoppers and tomato-eating birds
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Brown beetles landing in your hair when you try to enjoy an evening on your porch? Crows taking just one bite from your ripe tomatoes on the vine? Charlie Nardozzi offers guidance on these questions and more issues that are bugging local home gardeners this summer.By Charlie Nardozzi, Mary Williams Engisch
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Breathe life into your balcony gardens with Jemima Bowker - Episode 184
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Jemima Bowker’s journey into urban gardening is one with which many of us can relate, and having moved into a new space, we’ve a number of wonderful tips for balcony gardeners. This week on ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ Jemima joins Sarah to share how she’s made the most of both a North and South facing balcony, with inspiring ideas for varieties to t…
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Over the past decade or so there has been much debate about whether open-pollinated and heirloom varieties should be the preferred choice for gardeners over hybrids. And there's been even louder discussion (arguments) over GMOs or genetically engineered plants. Why all the fuss? We're getting a bit sciencey today. I mean, more than usual. We're dis…
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Plant some dramatic blooms that are easy to grow and return each year
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With blossoms that reach 6 to 8 inches in diameter and come in a rainbow of bright colors, hardy hibiscus are a perennial shrub to add to your landscape.By Charlie Nardozzi, Mary Williams Engisch
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Some Like It Scot (Reconstituting “Terror of the Zygons”)
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Och aye the noo, it’s Scottish stereotype Who! Terror of the Zygons, written by an actual Scot, really packs them in: bagpipes, kilts, haggis, Nessie, North Sea oil, and monsters who look like they’ve eaten too many deep-fried Mars bars. It’s stylish, it’s suggestive, but does it hold up against 21st century Zygon yarns? Did we really have to lose …
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Episode 199: A Country full of Koops
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