Your Gardening Questions
NABCo Media
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
Episodes (1000)
Do I have to prune Russian Sage before it starts growing again?
Your Gardening Questions
Do I start pumpkin seeds early or just wait and plant the seeds in the ground?
Your Gardening Questions
When is the average date for the last freeze in Ohio?
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Can mulch be put on early?
Your Gardening Questions
Tips on rolling a lawn
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Viburnum can be trimmed now, but it's better to wait until after the bloom
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Can I trim spirea now without cutting off the flowers?
Your Gardening Questions
Red Osier Dogwood is a great native plant
Your Gardening Questions
Will overseeding the lawn work?
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Time to start thinking about having the lawn aerated
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Cut back on watering your snake plant
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Will softened water harm houseplants?
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Is Witch Hazel a good plant for the Cincinnati area?
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Sand Cherry is worth planting despite a short lifespan
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Roger Seely lists cold weather crops that can be planted now and enjoyed soon
Your Gardening Questions
Roger Seely talks about planning for each year's Home and Garden show
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Roger Seely talks about "cloud pruning" your plants
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Roger Seely talks about being "horticulturally correct"
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Fred is still hanging on to a couple of poinsettia plants from Christmas
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Fred's list of early blooming perennials and shrubs--part 3
Your Gardening Questions
Fred's list of early blooming perennials and shrubs--part 2
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Fred's list of early blooming perennials and shrubs--part 1
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What to do about oak tree roots that are doing damage to a patio?
Your Gardening Questions
Tips on growing beets
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What do you think about a fish fertilizer 5-1-1?
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Can I cut back a few of my rose stems now?
Your Gardening Questions
Norway spruce is more disease-proof that other spruce trees
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Snow acts an an insulator for plants
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Plants that will bring more pollinators to your garden
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Four ways to get rid of gnats around houseplants
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Make sure your African violets get enough light
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Can you suggest heat tolerant shrubs?
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How can I trim back my dieffenbachia?
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What are some colorful shrubs I can plant in my shady yard?
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Should I prune or re-pot crowded aloe vera?
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Plant lily bulbs this spring when the soil is right
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Tips on growing moth orchids
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Try orchids for indoor winter color and fun
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For Ohio gardeners, choose Japanese wisteria over Chinese wisteria.
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Now is a good time to prune wisteria.
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Horticultural soaps work well against many garden pests.
Your Gardening Questions
What do I do about the squash bug that eats my zucchini each year?
Your Gardening Questions
Gardeners can prune Lacebark Pine to be multi-stemmed or single stemmed.
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Why are my paddle plants drooping?
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Does Eastern Red Cedar make a good lawn tree?
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Can I save a cat-tortured snake plant?
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Why is my cold-frame lettuce so small?
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Fred's finding some January color!
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The Dogwood family--a number of great plants
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Many shrubs will attract birds to your yard
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