The Garden Show

This hour, Dan dives into how trees do in the shade, leaves turning yellow and how that can indicate plant health, how our bay leaf trees need a boost after a cold winter, dollar weed do's and dont's, and much more!

Dan heads back to the lines to help callers with their concerns such as dealing with dollar weed, what weed killer is best, and how to determine where shrubs are alive and where they are dead before you start your pruning.

Dan opens up this 2nd half of the show hearing from callers asking a flurry of topics such as yellow leaves popping up on gardenias, finding a shrub or tree that does well in the shade, bay leaf trees needing a serious boost following the winter we just had, and more!

This hour, Dan Gill opens up the program discussing how we should be getting ready for another cold front ahead of us, trimming roses (yet again), how you can stay busy to prep for Spring, and more before opening up the lines to cover topics such as trimming poinsettias to a size that's better fitting, if planting by the moon is an actual strategy to use, a quick lesson on atrazine, the best ferti...

Dan helps callers piece together what a dead bird of paradise plant looks like, trimming poinsettias so that they look more like a bush than a tree, the in's and out's of what atrazine does and how to properly use it, and more!

Dan dives into how we should be taking precautions ahead of yet another freeze next week, trimming roses back, what you should be doing in the middle of Feb., and more!

On today's show, Dan Gill gives an update on how our rose bushes are looking ahead of what could be a wishy-washy Spring before diving into the phone lines to hear from callers on any and all issues ranging from plant age and its relation to heartiness, fertilizing fruit trees, upgrading your own general fertilizer for use, palm bushes and gardenias rebounding from the cold, and much more!

This hour, Dan continues helping callers with issues they are facing in their lawns concerning cold damage to plants, fertilizing the right way, if an older plant, much like humans, can be better suited and more resilient against harsher weather, and much more!

Dan dives back into the phone lines to help listeners with water concerns involving their plants, general purpose fertilizer for this time of year and how you can "refine" it, and more!

Dan heads back to the lines to discuss how Feb. is a great time to be fertilizing fruit trees, if gardenia's are hearty enough to live through that blizzard from a few weeks back, and more!

Dan hears back from callers on tackling dollar weed and the proper application process and more!

This hour, Dan Gill gives his view on how our rose bushes are doing this time of year before heading to the lines to hear from callers about their questions such as concerns about palm bushes following the snow storm, what potatoes work, fertilizing our fruit trees, what is sucking the sap on my fruit trees, and much more!

Dan opens up the phone lines to hear from WWL listeners on a variety of topics such as a Folsom club event tomorrow but don't fret, you can still catch the Super Bowl, if palm brushes survived that winter storm we got, and much more!

Dan opens up the show discussing how now would be a fantastic time to check out our rose bushes and see what we could and should be doing for them!

On today's show, Dan opens up discussing how this isn't a time to panic following the freeze and blizzard that we just had as our plants are still recovering from the cold weather, so what can we expect to see in our lawns and beds. Dan also helps listeners with their own questions and concerns on subjects such as citrus trees bouncing back from the freeze, the best pre-emergent herbicides you can...

This hour, Dan dives back into the call line to help listeners with a variety of topics such as transplanting agapanthus, both spotting and dealing with dollar weed, the best time to be planning sod for grass to grow on it, knowing what a kumquat looks like, and much more!

Dan helps out listeners with their issues and concerns such as moving agapanthus, dealing with some perennial weeds, and what are these small lily pads-like weeds we see in our grass?

Dan opens up the 2nd hour hearing from a flurry of callers covering topics such as dollar weed removal, crepe myrtle facing sooty mold, and more!

This hour, Dan opens up recapping how our plants are still recovering from the blizzard and isn't something we should be freaking out about before heading to the phone lines to hear from callers on topics such as if citrus trees can outlast the bad weather we just had, moving camellias can be tricky but it is possible if you prioritize root health, the best pre-emergent you can find and what you s...

Dan hears from listeners on their issues such as blood orange tree winter weather woes, if ginger roots can leave behind messes blocking off areas for future gardening, and what pre-emergence is the go-to for Dan?

Dan eases your concerns on how our yards are still looking rough as they bounce back from that incredible snow storm that struck most of the Gulf South!

On today's show, Dan Gill takes a look at how we, and more importantly, our plants are bouncing back from a record setting snow storm that left many on the Gulf South under unbelievable levels of snow... so what's next for our plants? Dan opens up discussing what we can to to help our plants now and evaluate the state and health of our gardens and beds before opening up the phone lines to hear fro...

This hour, Dan Gill goes back to the trusty ole telephone to help WWL listeners with their questions, concerns, and botanical hurdles following a record setting snowstorm that hit Louisiana and the Gulf South. We figure out why azaleas browning up, thanksgiving cacti looking rough due to this frigid weather, and much more!

Dan dives back into the lines to help callers figure out if their plants made it out of the cold, the neat trick to use an old cheap thermometer to protect your plants from a hard freeze, and if the cold has had any negative effects on any pests that may have bothered our plants.

Dan heads back to the phone lines to open up the 2nd hour discussing when the best time is to fertilize blueberry bushes and azaleas turning brown, so what is the scratch test Dan recommends we do?