Judy Wagley
From The Ground Up!
“From the Ground Up,” hosted and produced by Judy Wagley, is a weekly program designed to inform and inspire the home gardener, or ANYONE who has an interest in the natural world around us. Each week, Judy talks with and expert and highlights a topic that is timely for the season. You are sure to learn something new and interesting! From the Ground Up is a production of WCMU. Our theme music was written and performed by Ken Verheecke.
Besuch unbedingt die Website des Podcasts und unterstütze die Macher: radio.wcmu.org
Wo hören?
Podcasts in der App Replaio Radio Bald verfügbarPodcasts kommen bald in die App. Installiere sie jetzt und erlebe als Erster einen ganz neuen Blick auf Podcasts
Folgen
Going Underground! 27.07.2024 5:05
Andrew Curtiss from Show-Tiss Farm in Shepherd discusses the benefits of Mycorrhizae fungi.
Beat the Heat! 20.07.2024 3:03
Bevin Cohen from Small House Farm in Sanford offers advice on what to do in the garden when the temperature soars.
Gardening for Wellness! 13.07.2024 6:25
Holly Tiret is Michigan State University Extension, Senior Extension Educator, Social/ Emotional Health. She explains why getting outdoors is beneficial to our health.
Saving Seeds! 06.07.2024 6:20
Bevin Cohen from Small House Farm in Sanford tells us how to take gardening to a "new level of fun" by saving your seeds.
"Un-Lawning!" 29.06.2024 5:08
Denise Fanning ditched her lawn and planted a garden. She'll share how and why.
Take Care of the Roses! 22.06.2024 5:13
Mindy Rosenberger, from Hummingbird Roses Nursery, shares information about the pests and diseases that could harm rose bushes, and how to deal with them.
Dishing the Dirt! 15.06.2024 5:01
The success of your garden depends on the quality of your soil. David and Mary Moore from Stone Cottage Gardens in Gladwin share valuable information.
5 Herbs to Grow! 08.06.2024 4:58
Bevin Cohen from Small House Farm in Sanford shares his top-five picks for the herbs you need to grow in your garden!
Lavender! 01.06.2024 6:45
The scent of lavender is heavenly, and you can grow your own beautiful plants! Laurie Ball-Gisch from The Lavender Fleece explains how.
Tick Talk! 25.05.2024 9:44
Ticks are more that "icky," they can carry harmful diseases. Mike LeValley, Executive Director of the Chippewa Watershed Conservancy, shares helpful information.
Baskets! 18.05.2024 4:47
Those gorgeous flowers in hanging baskets need some TLC. Janice Jenkins from Elm Creek Garden Center in Farwell has some simple tips.
For the Birds! 11.05.2024 10:56
You can attract birds to your yard with native plants! Martha Holzheuer from Native Niche in Midland tells us how.
Grow a Bouquet! 04.05.2024 5:13
Kathleen McCoy and her daughter Megan West, from Oakbrook West Farms in Clare, will tell us how easy it is to grow your own flowers for cutting.
Morels! 27.04.2024 5:15
It's time to hunt for the elusive fungi! Sr. Marie Kopin and Judy Wagley share suggestions.
Hey Kids--Let's Grow! 20.04.2024 10:55
Gardening with kids—of all ages is healthy, educational—and FUN! Debbie Anderson from Dow Gardens in Midland tells us why, and shares tips for getting started.
Designing Your Garden! 13.04.2024 5:13
What to plant? Where to plant? Mary and David Moore from Stone Cottage Gardens in Gladwin share some tips.
Everything's Coming Up...!" 06.04.2024 5:09
April is the time to get your roses ready for the growing season. Mindy Rosenberger, owner of Hummingbird Roses Nursery explains how.
In the Weeds! 30.03.2024 4:51
Every gardener dreads weeds! Fred Monroe from Monroe Family Organics in Alma, Michigan has some helpful suggestions for how to control them.
A Tropical Paradise! 23.03.2024 3:22
The Central Michigan University Greenhouse and Botanical Garden is open to the public. Judy Wagley chats with Manager Karin Johnson about this green gem on campus.
The Grass is Greener! 16.03.2024 3:45
Brent Schultz, manager of North Star Gardens in Gaylord, shares tips for springtime lawn care.
Ähnliche Podcasts
Replaio ist kein Herausgeber von Podcasts; die Namen der Sendungen, Cover und Audioinhalte gehören ihren Autoren und werden über öffentliche RSS-Feeds verbreitet