with Willi Galloway, Greg Rabourn and Marty Wingate
2015–2016
Gardening in the maritime Northwest — tackling soil improvements, watering, the value and promise of planting native plants, fighting noxious weeds. And always, digging deep into the practical side of gardening, like what to do with the tomatoes when summer refuses to arrive and how to get those flowers blooming early.
A tour of one of the premier garden shows of the country
A walk in a woods in Medford Oregon
An Indoor marijuana grow.
Jessica Walliser on attracting beneficial bugs.
Growing black walnuts and madrone.
A visit with the folks of City Fruit, who glean unwanted fruit to give away.
Managing, growing and enjoying community garden plots
Questions from our listeners
The best plants for attracting birds. John Marzluff on the birds of "Subirdia."
How do you go about planning your garden to create the best gardens you can imagine
The holidays are coming. Some great gifts for gardeners.
Greenhouses, hoop houses and cloches to extend the growing season.
What to do with your garden as fall settles in.
Colors for the fall and for winter as well.
The trees with wonderful fall fragrance.
We visit some farms, we learn how to grow figs.
Sure try growing in pots. For best results, grow in big pots.
Great Plant Picks for plants of the Pacific Northwest.
Some suggestions for gleaning lovely foliage with little harm.
It is just about fall, but we aren't done yet.
The science and business of legal marijuana growing.
Ecologist Mary Berry about her father Wendell Berry and her work in nature.
Author Micheal Pollen talks about his very own garden.
Morning Dew Farm on Vashon Island and their wonderful tomatoes.
Making the perry inside the cider house.
Nashi Orchards produces Asian Pear Perry. A sweet drink
There are quite a few noxious weeds in the sea. Harder to fight when they are in the water.
How do you act as a neighborly gardener
Which ones are worth the effort do the work. Greg Rabourn talks us deep into the weeds.
How to keep trees healthy in pots.
The flowers of spring, plus gardeners questions.
Garden shows and dreams of gardens in the wet winter.
What a magnificent plant to grow.
Dogwoods offer color in winter. So do many other plants to explore.
How do we garden on Vashon Island in Puget Sound.
Smelling winter plants, reading good gardening books