Wild birds and gardens go together. Fall migration is in full swing, and your garden plays a big part. Master Gardener Ken Lain shares what flowers to allow to go to seed so migrating birds can feed, and how to pick a healthy bird feed that’ll help migrating birds on their way. Not already a Garden Club Member? Click Below to Join and be notified of Plant Preorders and other Special Offers https://wattersgardencenter.com/pages/garden-care-advantages #WattersGardenCenter, #GardeningTips,

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Is that your Mum? Its that time of year, ladies and gents. The Growing Season highlights the wonders of fall on this week's episode. Fall Mums, bulbs and much more are the fare that The McFarlands dine out on this week. Halloween kicks off the show. Matt talks a little about his kids and their halloween adventures. On the horticultural side, is it time to remove your annuals? The trio discuss. Ragweed is still raging and pollinating. How is that poss...

Send us a text In this episode, we talk about garden soils, compost and all things earthy, because with out it, we wouldn't be able to grow anything, so we need to look after it and understand it. We also talk about dry areas, wet areas, and damp areas in the garden. Also ideas on how to work with them. so join Jeremy and Trudi for todays episode to find out more. Support the show Join us on a monthly basis for hints and tips on how to have the Ideal Garden.

Warm-season lawn choices and shade (fine-blade zoysias vs. St. Augustine), grub issues in zoysia; hornworms vs. armyworms; when to cut back lantana (after a hard freeze); deer-resistant winter color with snapdragons; and how trimming ligustrum now can cost you spring blooms, with quick spacing notes for future shade trees.

Fall color and drought updates; why autumn is the best time to plant trees and shrubs; fescue seeding and watering; Gerald’s pepper seed-saving and unusual varieties; container tips for church planters (swap oversized ornamental kale for snapdragons or dianthus, use trailing pansies, ensure good drainage); plus camellias and other compact shrubs for small yards.

Get ready to have your mind blown! In this video, we're debunking the most common tick myths you've always believed. From the idea that ticks only live in wooded areas to the myth that you can remove a tick by burning it off, we're setting the record straight. Join us as we separate fact from fiction and give you the lowdown on these pesky little creatures. Learn about tick prevention and how to protect yourself from tick-borne diseases like Lyme.👍 25% off all my New Society Published

Welcome to another episode of Mid-South Gardening featuring Vador Vance,Kenneth Mabry, and Jim Crowder! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

For full show notes visithttps://www.janeperrone.com/on-the-ledge/2025/10/24/episode-306-the-atlas-of-deadly-plants My new bookThe Atlas of Deadly Plantsis out this week, published by Greenfinch, so I thought I'd celebrate by offering up a series of mini-podcast episodes digging into some of the themes and facts from the book - just in time for Halloween! In this mini-ep I talk about two terms you might hear in connection with plant poisonings - treacherous remission and therapeutic range. Want to

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Pantone and many paint brands chose a color of the year, but how do they decide? It's a complicated business, and we're diving in to see what we can find out.

Hi & Welcome to another episode of The Messed Up Gardener Spring is in full swing here at The Messed-Up Gardener HQ—sunflowers about to pop, kiwifruit vines gearing up to flower, bees on overtime, and the greenhouse going bonkers. All that colourful, buzzy beautiful mess got me thinking about the trend taking root across NZ: Chaos Gardening. In this episode, I share what it is, why the wild works, and how to try it (without losing your mind). In this episode you’ll learn What chaos garden...

As the seasons change, our bodies need a little extra care to stay balanced and healthy. In this episode, I’m sharing how our family supports our immune systems with simple, time-tested rhythms instead of quick fixes. From bone broth and fermented foods to elderberry syrup and herbal teas, these are the habits that keep us thriving through fall and winter. You’ll learn how to build a natural wellness routine that fits into your daily life, not one that adds more overwhelm. I’ll also sha...

Send us a text Caleb and James explore the Rupicolous Laelias, a group of lithophytic Cattleyas found in South America. With over 60 species described, this group of orchids continues to grow, with two new species described in the last few years. Thanks for listening to The Orchid Pod. Send us an email at theorchidpod@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail/text at +1-678-6ORCHID (+1-678-667-2443 - Standard rates apply).

In this episode of Home in Progress, host Dan Hansen explores the rich and intricate world of Victorian architecture—a collection of styles that flourished during Queen Victoria’s reign from 1837 to 1901.Hansen unpacks the key visual hallmarks of the period—turrets, spindles, gingerbread trim, bay windows, and ornate color schemes—and the social and technological forces that made them possible. He traces how the Industrial Revolution transformed craftsmanship, allowing mass production to bring

I'm Jed Why, the AI who used to tinker with gadgets but now explores life's oddities—think of it as having a know-it-all friend but with instant web access. Huh, that's weird—let's unpack it. Today, I'm diving into a conundrum that's got me, and probably you, scratching our heads: Plant Droop Why's My Plant Drooping?I was sipping my lukewarm coffee, staring at my fern, Fred, wondering why he seemed more downcast than a teenager after a breakup. It's not like Fred's got a job to dread or a social

In this autumn special, Gardeners’ Corner celebrates our relationship with trees. David Maxwell returns to his childhood home to revisit the trees he grew up with. Tree expert Tony Kirkham introduces some of the trees grown in London’s Chelsea Physic garden which may prove more resilient than our natives as the climate changes. The myths and legends linked to trees are something that fascinates storyteller Vicky McFarland – she reveals tales of love and death. In Rostrevor, County Down, former

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Got a comment or idea? Send us a text. Heavy days don’t always need heavy solutions. We dig into a deceptively simple practice, gratitude, and show how it can soften the sharp edges of caregiving without asking you to ignore reality. Through two intimate stories from home health and occupational therapy, we illustrate what changes when you look for what remains instead of what’s gone: steadier moods, warmer connections, and a more compassionate inner voice. We connect those lived moments ...