NABCo Media

Your Gardening Questions

Leisure EN ↓ 1000 episodes

Your Gardening Questions covers the gamut of gardening questions from our Plant Talk Radio listeners. Over the phone, or by email, Fred answers them all. Make sure the latest episode is in your favorite podcast player, like Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or find a podcast player at http://www.subscribeonandroid.com . http://www.planttalkradio.com

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NABCo Media

Category

Leisure

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jan 17, 2025

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Episodes

Is early budding ok? 08.03.2023

Fred answers the question: The buds are coming out early on many plants--is that ok?

Warmer Than Normal Winter Effects 07.03.2023

You can see the effects of our warmer than normal Winter.

Start Planning Now 06.03.2023

Fred says planning now is the key to successful Spring planting.

One of Fred's favorites this time of year--winter aconite 03.03.2023

Fred talks about one of Fred's favorites this time of year--winter aconite!

What to do about a heaved up yard 02.03.2023

Fred gives advice on dealing with a heaved up yard.

Do not trim viburnum this time of year 01.03.2023

Fred warns to not trim viburnum this time of your, you'll lose flowers!

Can I trim spirea in late winter? 28.02.2023

Fred answers the question: Can I trim spirea in late winter?

Red Osier Dogwood 27.02.2023

Fred says if you need a great winter plant, try Red Osier Dogwood!

What's a good plant to use for an English-style hedge? 24.02.2023

Fred answers the question: What's a good plant to use for an English-style hedge?

How can I deal with a leaf spot disease? 23.02.2023

Fred answers the question: How can I deal with a leaf spot disease?

How can you push trees to grow faster? 22.02.2023

Fred answers the question: How can you push trees to grow faster?

Fred talks about a magnolia plant called "Brown Betty" 21.02.2023

Fred features the magnolia plant called "Brown Betty" on the latest podcast!

Fred says "think magnolia" for your garden 20.02.2023

Here's why Fred says "think magnolia" for your garden.

Fred's snowdrops are blooming 17.02.2023

Fred's snowdrops are blooming!

Tips on growing succulents 16.02.2023

Here's Fred's tips for successfully growing succulents.

Update on blue spruce disease in Ohio 15.02.2023

Here's an update on blue spruce disease in Ohio.

Fred's looking ahead for things to do in March 14.02.2023

Here's what Fred's looking ahead to do in March.

Fred takes his first "walkabout" for the year 14.02.2023

Fred takes his first "walkabout" for the year!

Study the new seed catalogs on cold winter days 10.02.2023

Fred says now is a good time to study the new seed catalogs on these cold winter days.

Start gathering seeds now before they sell out in the spring 10.02.2023

Start gathering seeds now before they sell out in the spring!

Look out the window and see where you need to plant or remove some trees and shrubs 08.02.2023

Fred says now is a good time to determine where you need to plant or remove some trees and shrubs.

Care of amaryllis, paperwhites and other winter flowers 07.02.2023

Fred talks about caring for amaryllis, paperwhites and other winter flowers on the latest podcast

You can start a compost pile in the winter 06.02.2023

Fred is reminding you that you can start a compost pile in the winter! Here's how.

Fred is feeding the animals! 03.02.2023

Fred gives advice when feeding backyard garden visitors.

Be careful when removing a snow load from your roof 02.02.2023

Fred says to take caution when removing a snow load from your roof.

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