Gardening Inside Out
Gardening Inside Out
Gardening and plant advice, for any space in your life! Gardening Inside Out is a live morning show and podcast that airs Saturdays from Bates Nursery & Garden Center's Green Room Studio in Nashville, Tennessee. Released in podcast form Wednesdays with additional commentary and editing for concise information. Join hosts David Bates and Josh Cary every week along with our lively panel of expert co-hosts; Caroline and Tyler, as they answer your home and garden questions. Sharing knowledge both above and below board, stories, and personal experience, the colorful cast will both inform and entert...
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Jul 8, 2026
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Episodes
Ep 78 | Dormant yarrow and lamb's ear, Understory flowers, Evergreen ground cover | Jan 25 29.01.2025 50:01
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Ep. 77 | Abelia, Edgeworthia, Watering new plantings in winter | Jan 18 22.01.2025 43:43
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Ep. 76 | Snow Plant Talks, Special Guest Ben Trest | Jan 11 15.01.2025 56:21
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Ep. 75 | Austin tells a boxwood tale, preparing new garden beds | Jan 4 08.01.2025 55:24
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Ep. 74 | Happy New Year! Our plant resolutions | Dec 28 01.01.2025 36:35
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Ep. 73 | Happy Holidays from the GIO Team! | Dec 21 26.12.2024 51:18
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Ep. 72 | Poinsettias, Native Vines, Pruning Raspberries | Dec 14 18.12.2024 55:16
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Ep. 71 | Heuchera in Winter, Living Christmas Trees, Pruning Grapes | Dec 7 11.12.2024 42:08
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Ep. 70 | Leaving Spent Blooms Up, Crossvine, Is it Too Late to Plant? | Nov 30 04.12.2024 42:31
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Ep. 68 | Planting Spring Bulbs, Austin's Ginkgo Theory, Winter Veggies | Nov 16 27.11.2024 1:02:07
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Ep. 69 | When to Prune Hydrangeas, Slim Evergreens, Deer Damage | Nov 23 27.11.2024 52:35
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Ep. 67 | Special Guest! TN Local Food, Leave the Leaves, Plant Dreams | Nov 9 13.11.2024 59:53
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Ep. 66 | Watering in Winter, When to Prune Boxwoods, Planting Perennials | Nov 2 06.11.2024 50:48
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Ep. 65 | Browning arborvitae, Blast blooms, Fall TN gardening | Oct 26 30.10.2024 56:36
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Ep. 64 | Cutting back plants, Spider mites on pothos, Winter interest | Oct 19 23.10.2024 44:37
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Ep. 63 | Prepping for the cold, Cutting back mums, Rhododendron | Oct 12 16.10.2024 54:53
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Ep. 62 | Dividing hellebore, Cutting back rhododendron, Hydrangea flop | Oct 5 09.10.2024 48:00
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Ep. 61 | Austin cracks a great joke, Pruning abelia, Overwintering Boston ferns | Sept 28 02.10.2024 49:22
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Ep. 60 | Mulch, Crepe myrtles, Deer damage | Sept 21 25.09.2024 58:59
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Ep. 59 | Crabapple tree problems, Keystone plants, Echinacea | Sept 14 18.09.2024 49:50
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Ep. 58 | Pansy drama, How not to be a plant snob, Crape Myrtle pruning | Sept 7 11.09.2024 50:02
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Ep. 57 | Tyler's tomato saga, Harvesting potatoes, Hornworms + woolly aphids | Aug 31 04.09.2024 54:02
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Ep. 56 | Zinnias, Overcup oak vs honey locust, Fall flowering perennials | Aug 24 28.08.2024 48:46
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Ep. 55 | Fall plantings, Austin's morning glory, Repotting houseplants | Aug 17 21.08.2024 52:51
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Ep. 54 | Spent hydrangea blooms, Squirrels, Ivy | Aug 10 14.08.2024 53:12
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