Let's Garden with Scott Beuerlein

Scott chats with award-winning author Teresa Woodard about her latest book, Garden to the Max. They dive into the concept of maximalism in gardening, where more is more, and how it can bring joy and abundance to your outdoor space. Teresa shares her experiences visiting 20 diverse gardens across the country, from small patios to estate gardens, and how she's encouraging people to experiment with p...

Scott chats with Jennifer Smith, an award-winning pollinator designer and garden expert. They dive into Jennifer's journey, from her early days volunteering at the Cincinnati Zoo Botanical Garden to her current role at Wimberg Landscaping, where she creates stunning naturalistic gardens. They discuss the importance of getting kids involved in gardening and the impact of public gardens on the commu...

Scott Berlin chats with Sam Hoadley from Mount Cuba Center about their latest trialing report on golden rods. They dive into the diversity of this often-overlooked group of native plants, discussing their unique characteristics and benefits for gardeners. From top performers like Soldego rigosa 'Fireworks' to lesser-known species like Soldego fistulosa, Sam shares insights on how to incorporate th...

Scott chats with Mark Wessel from Gardens Alive about the fascinating world of horticulture. Mark shares his experiences working with the company, from its humble beginnings as a small supply store to its current status as a leading provider of environmentally friendly gardening products. They discuss the global horticulture industry, the challenges of bringing new plants to market, and the import...

Scott chats with his friend Mark Wessel about the joys of spring. They dive into the importance of timely tasks, like pruning fruit trees and sharpening mower blades, to get your garden ready for the new season. Mark shares his expertise on edibles and ornamentals, and they discuss the benefits of getting out into the garden to appreciate the little details, like the beauty of snowdrops and the im...

In this episode of Let's Garden, Scott Is joined by Kris Bachtell, a renowned expert in botanical and garden research. Kris shares his incredible experiences collecting plants from around the world, including China, where he discovered unique species similar to those found in the US. They discuss the importance of ex situ conservation and the value of correctly identifying plant species, using the...

Scott Is joined by Ed Lyon, president of the Perennial Plant Association, and Brian Hines from Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum. Ed shares insights on the current trends in perennials, including the rise of house plants and succulents, and the importance of native plants in sustainable gardening. Brian discusses the benefits of screening and landscaping solutions for homeowners, while Ed talks...

Scott chats with Brian Hines from Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum about the latest happenings in the garden. They dive into the weird and wonderful world of National Days in March, from National Noodle Month to National Skin Barrier Day. Brian shares his expertise on gardening and pruning, and they discuss the importance of timing and patience when planting trees and shrubs. They also touch on...

Talking with David Milarch on preserving old growth tree genetics. We wrap up the show talking to Gary Sullivan about home improvement issues and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talking floral designs with Courtenay Lambert. Also, we introduce a new segment called "Hotline for the Horticulturally Hopeless" when Scott and his guests will try to help you grow your garden and yard. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott is the new guy on the block and here to help you with all your gardening questions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.