The Garden Show

Dan gets together with WWL callers on moving agapanthus during this time of year and how to tell if an oak tree is dead or dying and what you can do when dealing with a dead tree?

This hour, Dan discusses the things he is seeing as we continue to transition to cooler weather, before switching up to help WWL listeners cover all sorts of subjects, the fundamentals of growing fig trees, pruning a bird of paradise in a safe and healthy way, making the most of out your garden beds with cover crops, and what you can do to help curb brown spots in one's centipede grass?

Dan opens up the phone lines to hear from WWL listeners on a flurry of topics such as the basics of growing fig trees, pruning back a Birds of Paradise, and what are cover crops?

Dan discusses what he is seeing in his garden as the weather continues getting cooler, how we can prepare our beds, plants, and homes for winter, when transplanting how to keep the elevation and water level the same, and when you want to head to the nursey, be a bit more aware of what you need ranging from height to color schemes, etc.

On today's show, Dan opens up discussing what we should be seeing in our gardens, lawns, and all around our homes during the first big cold front of the fall, so how can we go about handling our lawn care during the colder months and dealing with excessive leaves in your garden beds and yards, and some of the best practices for protecting your plants from the cold. Later on, we discuss swapping pl...

In the second hour, Dan dives into a caller who is taking plants out of one bed and putting new plants in its place with big things on the horizon for that bed, as well as how you can grow your own sugar cane and what you'd need to know to pull that off before helping others transplant shrubs and trees, what avocado families work best in the Gulf Coast, and what should we be doing when our orange...

Dan goes over what avocado trees types work best in our area, not panicking when your orange trees aren't dropping fruit, and when you should be transplanting shrubs and young trees.

Dan helps WWL listeners figure out the best way to transplant plants from one bed to another, what to do with the plants in the meantime as you transition them, and what you should know about growing your very own sugar cane!

This hour, Dan Gill discusses what we should be seeing in our gardens, in our lawns, and around our homes during the first cold front this fall prompting us to go over some good things to know about handling lawn care during these colder months, dealing with excessive falling leaves in your yard and beds, and more best practices to use before helping WWL listeners protect their petunias from the c...

Dan discusses the steps you can take to protect petunias' during colder temps, and what you can do NOW to deal with "Sticker Weeds" that pop up in the Spring.

Dan opens up the show discussing how the weather finally feels like Fall, so we may start seeing things in our gardens and lawns that show us that fall is here so what are some good things to know and do when fall hits?

On today's show, Dan Gill opens up discussing some of the wonderful plants that we can start planting that bloom during the winter, what else you can plant this time of year as we transition away from summer greenery, before diving into callers questions ranging from trimming back camellias during the right time, what can help plants grow without hindering their blooming periods, and what are some...

This hour, Dan helps callers dissect what type of orange tree they have, what to know about transplanting Philodendrons, and by extension, tropical plants during the fall, what a "paper plant" is and what they need to thrive, if now is a good time to plant a firecracker plant, how holly trees may be affected by the nearby salt water from a swimming pool, and what could be causing a bird of paradis...

Dan helps a flurry of WWL listeners with their questions ranging from what a "paper plant" is and would now be a good time to plant a firecracker plant?

Dan assists WWL listeners on figuring out what kind of orange tree they have and what you should know about transplanting a Philodendron.

This hour, Dan Gill talks about what you can expect this time of year as some summer plants start slowing down and getting ready for the cold ahead of them, the winter plants that would bloom if planted now, and what else he's been up to in his garden before opening up the phone lines to help WWL listeners figure out how much you can trim camellias after a blooming phase, the best fall lawn fertil...

Dan helps out some WWL listeners figure out when the best time is for us to trim camellias after they bloom, how the growing conditions can hinder a plants blooming period, and the best fall lawn fertilizer for us?

Dan discuss what you can expect from your plants and your garden this time of year as we move into fall and what plants you can get in the ground now in time for their blooming in the winter.