Hey garden enthusiasts, Ken & Lisa Watters-Lain, The Mountain Gardeners here!Get ready to catch Ken and Lisa's gardening bug! They're bursting with knowledge and passion for growing beautiful things, and they're ready to share it all with you. Don't miss out on this chance to level up your gardening game! Included in This Week’s Show: 🌿 10 Things You MUST Do in Your October Garden 🎙️Interview: Maxwell Rotbart: All You Can Eat Business Wisdom 🎃 October is Best Time to Plant for Spring 🌼The

MY BLOOMING PASSIONKaty Banks (AKA Rose Lady Katy) On this episode of the Rose Chat Podcast, host Teresa Byington chats with Katy Banks, a third-generation rose gardener who planted her first rose in 1993. Since then, her passion for roses has flourished into a garden she calls Rose Hill, where she now cultivates approximately 600 roses. If you follow her on social media (as Rose Lady Katy), you know that this isn’t just any garden. Roses cascade over beautiful walls and structures, as well as

Better Lawns and Gardens Hour 2 – Coming to you from the Summit Responsible Solutions Studios.  Rain’s gone, mosquitoes aren’t! Teresa Watkins welcomes Heather Stickney, Summit Responsible Solutions, to discuss dengue fever and post-Isaias mosquito concerns. Teresa’s “Dirty Word of the Day,” will help you understand fungicides better. and your questions! Garden questions about using fire to remove tree webworms, abutilon and hibiscus, what to do and plant in the landscape for October, plant

Better Lawns and Gardens Hour 1 – Broadcasting live from the Summit Responsible Solutions Studios.  Garden expert, Teresa Watkins welcomes Dana Venrick of Quality Green Specialists to talk about Hurricane Isaias, why rainy weather can be a great time to plant trees, and best planting practices. Plus, Teresa’s Top Five Things to Know About Fungicides, favorite plants for sandy soils, and your garden questions: spraying for weeds, repotting avocado seedlings, whether it’s too late to prune evergreen

Mountain Gardener Ken Lain shares the science and beauty behind how plants change color and prepare for winter in this Follower Behind the Scene Bonus.

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Carpet can make a room inviting and comfortable. And it comes with a particular set of considerations, from maintenance and durability to installation and wrinkles. Before choosing a carpet based solely on its color or how soft it feels underfoot, the folks at Bram Flooring gives you some practical advice on choosing that just right carpet for your floor space. Broadcast archive page with expanded

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Are you achieving all your desire from your small farm or homestead? I'm not. And here's my story about what we can do about it. As the seasons change, so does your opportunity to live the life you want. Start here.--For more resources for permaculture design and regenerative farming, as well as breaking even on your small farm, visit https://www.prosperityhomestead.org/newsletter/

Watters Garden Center is always looking for ways to make gardening easier and more enjoyable for local gardening enthusiasts. Watters has now launched a program that will help you design and choose plants, flowers and trees for your personal landscape! Mountain Gardener Ken Lain introduces this new program and shares how it can help you achieve your gardening dreams! Check it out at www.wattersgardencenter.com! 🌺 Ken Lain, The Mountain Gardener Subscribe for The Mountain Gardener

Buying land for a custom home feels like progress. You found the lot. You made the offer. You closed. Now the real planning can start.Except if you bought the land before you tested what it can actually support, you may have just made one of the most expensive mistakes in the entire process.Chad Eslinger, owner of Eslinger Homes in Lake Oswego, Oregon, and founder of Construction Flow, has three projects on pause right now. Different homeowners, different budgets, same fundamental problem. They

Today on the Weekend Gardener, Mike Raley and Rufus Edmisten and a plethora of guests, live from J.E. Womble and Sons in Lillington.

Today on the Weekend Gardener, Mike Raley and Rufus Edmisten and a plethora of guests, live from J.E. Womble and Sons in Lillington.

Learn how to handle water damage restoration and emergency property repairs in Ocala with expert advice from TJ Caplinger.In this episode of What's Up Ocala, I sit down with TJ Caplinger from United Water Restoration Group to discuss the critical steps you need to take when disaster strikes your property. We cover their 24/7 emergency response services for fire damage repair and other urgent needs, helping you understand the professional process behind getting your home back to normal.Whether

This hour is a must-listen for anyone who's ever struggled with the age-old debate: battery-powered vs gasoline-powered equipment. Join Scott as he chats with Jim Herbert, the third-generation owner of Bud Herbert Motors, about the evolution of power equipment and the benefits of going green. Jim shares his expertise on the pros and cons of battery-powered equipment, from its impressive advancements in technology to its limitations for commercial users. He also discusses the importance of

This hour of Let's Garden is a must-listen for anyone who's ever struggled to get their garden to thrive. From soil testing to choosing the right plants, our guest expert shares valuable insights on how to overcome common gardening challenges. You'll learn about a program that's been helping gardeners across the country for decades, and how you can get involved. This hour is all about gardening, but it's not just about the plants - it's about the people who make a difference in their communities

This hour of Let's Garden is a fun and informative conversation with John Butcher from Madison Tree Care and Landscape. They dive into the world of horticulture, discussing everything from the importance of knowing your customers to the best time to plant trees. Along the way, they touch on a variety of topics, including the benefits of visiting botanical gardens, the challenges of working with hickory trees, and the beauty of the buckeye nut. Scott and John chat about their favorite plants, with

You can never have too many bulbs! Learn all about the numerous types of bulbs, when and how to plant them for the best success, and how to combine them with other plants for a showstopping display.

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