This week’s episode — like many of our other episodes — takes it back a month for a look at this year’s Emmy’s fashion with a few detours down memory lane of Annie and Ellyn’s own past fashion choices. There’s more Emmy’s discussion about the nominees and winners, but of course, the Gilmore Girls reunion as well! Ellyn and Annie discuss their childhood reading favorites and try to discuss their adult favorites with some defined decision-making there (well, mostly Ellyn cannot keep her booklist

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Send us a text In this episode, Joe from Lawn Solutions Australia sits down with Master Greenkeeper Alan FitzGerald, who is currently leading turf operations at Rehoboth Beach Country Club in Delaware. Before his appointment there in 2023, Alan spent 19 years as superintendent at LedgeRock Golf Club in Pennsylvania. With over 30 years of experience across some of the world’s most prestigious private clubs—including Mount Juliet (Ireland), Loch Lomond (Scotland), and Pine Valley (New Jersey)—A...

As temperatures drop and daylight shortens, many insects begin their annual migration—straight into our homes. In this episode, horticulture educators Chris Enroth and Ken Johnson explore the biology and behavior of three common fall invaders: the brown marmorated stink bug, the multicolored Asian lady beetle, and the boxelder bug.Learn how these insects respond to seasonal changes, why they choose our homes for overwintering, and how to identify them accurately. The hosts also discuss the

In case you missed it... Dom talks with Alliance shareholder Jeff Grant about the upcoming vote to decide whether to sell 65% of the business to Irish company Dawn Meats for $250m and why he's backing the alternative proposal to recapitalise the co-operative under the 'Farmers Own Alliance' banner. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.

Mike McGrath talks about which fuchsia plants are winter hardy and which need to be protected. Plus, how to help birds in winter, and your fabulous phone calls!

Is it possible to grow mushrooms on a living log? How do we control the spread of alder beetles in our garden? How can I remove wild garlic from a woodland garden?Kathy Clugston delves into the rich Gardeners’ Question Time archives to unearth timeless wisdom on gardening in woodland conditions.Drawing on decades of expertise, GQT panellists and chairs - past and present - offer trusted advice for every green-fingered challenge. From ethical ways to tackle moss and effective methods to control alder

Gardening is one of the most popular hobbies in America, with the average gardener spending five hours a week in the garden. In Mississippi, keeping a healthy, beautiful garden is practically an obsession! But if you have questions about gardening, there’s no better person to answer them than The Garden Mama, Nellie Neal. Nellie is an expert horticulturist and author of a dozen books on gardening. So, whether it’s gardening basics or troubles for the more experienced gardeners out there, The Garden

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In this week’s episode of Grow Guides, we’re diving into some powerful techniques and practical tips to help you level up your cannabis growing game:How to Make and Use Compost Teas for Cannabis — Learn how to brew living, microbe-rich teas that supercharge your soil and boost plant health. How to Grow Cannabis in Extreme Climates — Whether it’s too hot, too cold, or too dry, we’ll show you how to adapt your grow and keep your plants thriving. Understanding Plant Hormones — Get to know the

Talking about our week on the homestead with Al, Jason and BenShop Talk T-Shirt: https://sowtheland.com/products/homestead-shop-talk-podcast-t-shirt Sow the Land: https://www.youtube.com/@SowtheLand Lumnah Acres: https://www.youtube.com/@LumnahAcres Hollar Homestead: https://www.youtube.com/@TheHollarHomestead Homestead Shop Talk is a weekly audio podcast hosted by Jason, Ben and Al. Three dudes with different homesteads talking about homestead life, content creation, growing a homestead and

Working the land is directly correlated with being a good steward of the land. Get advice on how you can work your landscape in a way that’s smarter, not harder, for both you and the land.

Talking about our week on the homestead with Al, Jason and BenShop Talk T-Shirt: https://sowtheland.com/products/homestead-shop-talk-podcast-t-shirt Sow the Land: https://www.youtube.com/@SowtheLand Lumnah Acres: https://www.youtube.com/@LumnahAcres Hollar Homestead: https://www.youtube.com/@TheHollarHomestead Homestead Shop Talk is a weekly audio podcast hosted by Jason, Ben and Al. Three dudes with different homesteads talking about homestead life, content creation, growing a homestead and

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The garden might look like it’s winding down, but this is where the smart gains happen. We dig into why autumn gives trees and shrubs a head start: soil stays warm, air cools, energy shifts below ground, and roots quietly get to work while you do less. If you’ve ever been told to wait for spring, you’ll hear exactly how that advice costs time, water, and success. I walk through the plant physiology that makes September to November a sweet spot for establishment, then compare it with the real...

Got a comment or idea? Send us a text. Kabir Bhatia introduces Hello Everyday, an innovative monitoring device for seniors that works without Wi-Fi and provides peace of mind without invasion of privacy. • Created by three co-founders after personal experiences with aging parents • Functions without Wi-Fi or app downloads using cellular connectivity • Monitors daily activity patterns without cameras or microphones • Sends customizable alerts to up to five designated contacts • Acts as a nig...

Right Plant, Right Place – Root Crops & Berries In this episode, It's the October full-moon gardening phase — a perfect time to cultivate soil and sow root crops across all four NZ planting zones. You’ll learn what to plant now, how to get the best results in your region, and why this phase of the moon is ideal for “spoiling your soil.” Our Fruit of the Week takes a closer look at blueberries and raspberries — where they came from, how they’ve adapted, and why their specific soil and clim...

In this episode of the Building Design, Prime Time Podcast, Frank and Amelia diving into the world of landscape design with expert landscaper Andrew Nicholson. From passive solar planning to creating functional outdoor spaces, Andrew shares insights into how smart design can make your garden not only beautiful but practical all year round. They explore the tricky balance of managing sunlight, wind, and shade, and the importance of choosing the right trees and plants, not just for aesthetics, ...

In this episode of The Garden Dirt, Katie and Jordan are joined by Luke from the nursery to talk all things fall color and bulb planting. We share which trees and shrubs provide the best color this time of year, and why now is the perfect time to plant bulbs for beautiful spring blooms.Have a question or want to share your own “dirt”? Visit culverslandscape.com/blog-podcasts — we’d love to hear from you!

Have you ever stood in your garden and thought, “Something feels off" or "This just isn’t working anymore”? Whether it’s subtle discontent or full-on frustration, that nagging feeling is often a sign that something needs to shift. In this episode, we’re diving into how to observe your space more critically, using both aesthetic cues and horticultural data, to understand what’s not serving you and what to do about it.You’ll also hear from Stevie, one of our longtime Relish horticulturists, about how