Matthew Anderson, M.S. Extension Agent

Sevier County Extension Horticulture

Science EN ↓ Odcinki: 9

Horticulture Topics for East Tennessee. UT/TSU Extension in Sevier County Tennessee

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Autor

Matthew Anderson, M.S. Extension Agent

Kategoria

Science

Strona podcastu

sevier.tennessee.edu

Ostatni odcinek

7 sie 2023

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Moving into Summer 07.08.2023 19:31

We will talk about important summer considerations for your garden.

Spring has Sprung 24.05.2023 24:56

We are pass the last average frost date, now what do we need to do? IPM

Spring Gardening and Frost 20.04.2023 17:36

Discussion of frost vs freeze, choosing the correct plants for our area, and why planning before buying is important.

Winter has Come! 17.11.2022 25:53

Winter has come! I will discuss what we need to be thinking about and doing now in our gardens.

Native Plants 29.10.2022 20:23

Native Plants are important for our ecosystem, but what is involved with establishment and maintenance. Should we give up? Find out in this week’s episode!

Gardening with Kids Special Guest Benjamin 09.10.2022 18:57

I interviewed my 9 year old son Benjamin about this growing season. We compared growing in Alaska vs East TN.

Growing in the Greenhouse 30.09.2022 18:54

We will discuss how to grow in a greenhouse, what tools you might need, and growing during the fall and winter with or without heat.

Fall Garden Clean-up 17.09.2022 9:43

Plant removal, soil testing, composting, garden planning for the next year.

Intro and Fall Gardening 17.09.2022 9:00

Introduction to the podcast. Who I am? Future horticultural topics for East Tennessee that the podcast will address. Fall Gardening: Cool season plants Preparation for planting in the fall and for next spring Why grow during the fall?