240-Uprooted: A Gardener's Journey and Growth From Starting Over, with Page Dickey
Taking care of a property for many years and watching the plants that you put in the ground mature and flourish is one of the most satisfying parts of gardening, but sometimes circumstances require us...
23 Des 202158min
239-Pollinators of Native Plants: How to Attract, Observe and Identify These Essential Insects
While many people understand that native plants are important, there's often a gap in understanding what pollinators rely on them. Understanding how to attract, observe and identify these essential in...
16 Des 202159min
238-Peat Moss: Examining the Challenges of its Ongoing Use in the Face of Climate Change
Peat moss plays a big role in the horticulture industry and for home gardeners. But when it comes to sustainability and climate change, peat moss may not a great choice for our gardening endeavors. To...
9 Des 202157min
237-Ecological Gardening: Creating Beauty & Biodiversity
For centuries, the objective of gardening has been to tame the wild, and that led to many horticultural practices that are disastrous for wildlife and the ecosystem at large. The objective of ecologic...
2 Des 20211h 2min
236-Gardening in Grow Bags: Answers to All Your Questions
Grow bags are a convenient solution for gardeners who are short on space, but every gardener can enjoy the benefits of grow bags. In this week's episode, I answer all your questions on gardening in gr...
25 Nov 202159min
235-The Easiest Way to Start and Grow Native Seeds in Winter: No Special Equipment Required
Propagating native plants from seeds protects genetic diversity and is simple to do. To discuss all the benefits and the steps for the easiest way to grow native seeds in winter (no special equipment ...
18 Nov 202155min
234-Converting Lawn into Meadow
The more we learn about the importance of biodiversity and the harms of monoculture, pesticides and synthetic fertilizer, the more we realize that sprawling lawns should be phased out. Here to explain...
11 Nov 202156min
233-Ecological Horticulture at Brooklyn Bridge Park, with Rebecca McMackin, Part II
Brooklyn Bridge Park is a shining example of ecological horticulture at work and its many benefits. To continue our conversation on how it works and practical ways to apply ecological horticulture at ...
4 Nov 202147min
