About this episode
On this week's Good Growing podcast Katie, Ken, and Chris answer your timely questions about gardening in May.
Dealing with late spring frosts and tomatoes.
What to do about rhubarb that gets hit by frost?
There are some landscape plants with black and brown foliage. Is this from the frost a few weeks ago?
What should you do about cedar apple rust?
If I spray 2,4-D on my lawn will it kill my hostas?
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