Indiana Public Media
Focus on Flowers
Focus on Flowers is a weekly podcast and public radio program about flower gardening hosted by master gardener Moya Andews.
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Jul 9, 2026
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Episodes
Lovely Leaves 13.06.2019 2:00
Foliage colors are especially good for creating interesting beds and borders.
House Built In The Form Of Prayer 09.06.2019 4:58
Dan Sullivan reads “House Built in the Form of Prayer” and “And I Can Find a Home There Too.”
Coleus Enhances Everything! 06.06.2019 2:00
I love coleus for their showy colorful leaves...
Sujey Vega 02.06.2019 58:51
Dr. Sylvia Martinez of IU Bloomington's Latino Studies Program discusses cultural citizenship with Dr. Sujey Vega, author of "Latino Heartland: Of Borders and Belonging in the Midwest."
Laurence of Florence 02.06.2019 58:52
Laurence of Florence
Rachel Plotnick 26.05.2019 58:51
Host Aaron Cain discusses several "pressing" matters with IU Media Studies Professor Rachel Plotnick, author of "Power Button: A History of Pleasure, Panic, and the Politics of Pushing."
Northeast Kingdom 26.05.2019 4:37
Anni Liu reads "Northeast Kingdom," "Night Swim at Shadow Lake," and "And I Look Away."
Honeysuckle 23.05.2019 2:00
Honeysuckle's common name is woodbine because its woody stems twine clockwise around anything in its path.
London 31390 19.05.2019 58:52
London 31390
Sunshiny Yellow Sunflowers 16.05.2019 2:00
It is interesting to watch sunflowers turn their heads to follow the sun.
An End To All Things 05.05.2019 4:33
WLS reads "Elegy for Hiding with a Line by Roethke" and "An End To All Things."
The Wacky World of Weelkes 05.05.2019 58:52
The Wacky World of Weelkes
Former Senator Richard Lugar 02.05.2019 58:51
On this episode of Profiles we feature two encore interviews with Richard Luger, former United States Senator from Indiana. He died this week at the age of 87.
Moisture-Loving Natives 02.05.2019 2:00
Filipendula rubra produces airy rose-pink flower clusters that can be between 4-10 inches wide and rise above the plant’s deeply divided leaves presenting a regal appearance befitting its common name, Queen of the Prairie.
Planting And Division 25.04.2019 2:00
Digging up the root ball of an established plant completely and cutting it into sections actually benefits the plant.
Filmmaker Avi Nesher 21.04.2019 58:51
IU Cinema director Jon Vickers speaks with filmmaker Avi Nesher about his approach to moviemaking, and how an upbringing in both Israel and America has influenced his work.
Stem Cuttings 18.04.2019 2:00
Starting plants from existing ones is fun as well as economical.
Perennial Gardens 11.04.2019 2:00
A perennial is a flowering plant that lives for three or more years.
Long-Term Residents 04.04.2019 2:00
Perennial beds need to be well dug initially to loosen the soil and then amended with compost or other organic material.
Gennadiy Druzenko 31.03.2019 58:56
IU Geography Professor Elizabeth Cullen Dunn speaks with constitutional lawyer, politician, and activist Gennadiy Druzenko about his years of civil service, and what the future holds for the people of Ukraine.
True Love, Forget Me Not 28.03.2019 2:00
There is a legend about a knight in armor who is walking along the bank of a river...
Robert Abbott and John Dahl 24.03.2019 58:51
Host Aaron Cain speaks with sports journalists and filmmakers Robert Abbott and John Dahl, the director and producer of the ESPN Thirty for Thirty documentary: The Last Days of Knight.
Wordsworth's Garden 21.03.2019 2:00
“True taste has an eye for both weeds and garden flowers.”
Former Senator Birch Bayh 17.03.2019 58:51
Perry Metz interviews former Senator Birch Bayh in his Washington, D.C. office, where he discusses his political career, the influence of his late wife Marvella, and the allies he sought on both sides of the aisle.
Not By Design 14.03.2019 2:00
Sometimes plants have minds of their own.
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