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
Team Berlin 22.09.2014 7:24
Father and son together on one recording from the Norwegian Baroque Orchestra: music by Johan Daniel and Johan Heinrich Berlin.
The Stock Girl 21.09.2014 5:37
Brian O'Neill reads his poems "Late March," "The Stock Girl," and "Revise, Revise."
Bog Plants 18.09.2014 2:00
Very few plants can tolerate standing water. Here are some that can.
Double Bassist and Professor Emeritus Murray Grodner 15.09.2014 49:11
George Walker speaks with Murray Grodner’s first orchestral position was
"After A Long Drought" By Brian O'Neill 14.09.2014 5:28
Bloomington-based poet Brian O'Neill reads "After a Long Drought (for Polymer)" and "Sodbusters."
Rameau For Two 13.09.2014 9:49
What’s better than one harpsichord? Two of course!
Shady But Dry 11.09.2014 2:00
Some of us enjoy the serenity of gardens under large shade trees, but trees suck up a lot of moisture...
Angel Instruments 05.09.2014 8:18
The Cosmopolitan: Ensemble Leones performs music of minnesinger, Oswald von Wolkenstein.
Native Wildflowers 04.09.2014 1:59
It's best to purchase wildflower seeds and plants from nurseries that specialize in natives.
Microbiologist Rachel Dutton and Food Advocate Marcia Veldman 31.08.2014 58:37
This two-part Profiles features a conversation with microbiologist Rachel Dutton and highlights of an archived interview with farmer Marcia Veldman.
Munich Baroque Soloists 29.08.2014 11:25
Munich Baroque Soloists play familiar and not-so-familiar music: revisit Vivaldi favorites, and get to know Johann Zach.
Sunny Rain Gardens 28.08.2014 1:59
Deep-rooted native plants can absorb many inches of rain per day, dramatically reducing run-off into streets.
The Triumph Of Time And Truth 22.08.2014 11:34
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?
Xeriscaping 21.08.2014 1:59
The word derives from the Greek word xeros, which means dry.
Journalist and CEO Paul Tash 18.08.2014 52:08
Owen Johnson speaks with South Bend native and IU alumnus Paul C. Tash, chairman and CEO of the Times Publishing Company, which owns The Tampa Bay Times.
The Cosmopolitan: Oswald Von Wolkenstein 15.08.2014 9:30
In the arts, an appreciation of a creation is fed by a knowledge of its creator. Get to know Oswald von Wolkenstein with a new recording from Ensemble Leones.
Strong Colors 14.08.2014 1:59
Some flowers have intense sounding names to match their hues.
Occitan Nights 08.08.2014 10:26
A 2014 Ricercar release from Ensemble Céladon, led by Paulin Bündgen, presents music of the Troubadours.
A Lacy, Graceful Shrub: Bush Clover 07.08.2014 2:00
Use this shrub as a focal point or in a shrub border to create fall interest.
Poet Adrian Matejka 05.08.2014 58:51
Dave Torneo interviews poet Adrian Matejka, a graduate of Indiana University who teaches in the MFA program at IU-Bloomington.
Spanish Baroque Meets Flamenco! 01.08.2014 8:26
Las Idas Y Las Vueltas: Spanish Baroque Meets Flamenco!
Snappy Little Turtleheads 31.07.2014 2:00
An interesting native wildflower that grows naturally in wet meadows is chelone lyonii.
Bad For Bees 24.07.2014 2:00
Some of the plants we buy for our gardens are pretreated with neonicotinoid pesticides that are harmful to bees.
Author Shauna Singh Baldwin 20.07.2014 58:41
IU professor of political science Sumit Ganguly interviews Shauna Singh Baldwin, a Canadian-American novelist who writes about the Indian experience.
World Association Of Flower Arrangers 17.07.2014 2:00
Ireland concluded its tenure as the WAFA host country after the June 2014 flower show, and Barbados has begun its three year term.
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