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The Garden Thyme Podcast – Putting Your Garden to Bed for the Winter
This is our last episode of 2020! We hope you, your family, and friends have a safe and happy holiday season and we look forward to more great episodes in 2021! In this month’s episode, we talk about getting ready…
Read MoreGarden Thyme Podcast – Scary Plants #2
It’s hard to believe that our little podcast is a whole-year-old this month. Thank you all for your support. Since Halloween is a favorite holiday of ours here is a mini-episode with three more spooky scary plants. Thank you all…
Read MoreThe Garden Thyme Podcast – Pumpkins and Gourds
Hi Listener, In this month’s episode, we talk about all things fall. Including Chrysanthemum, some fun facts about pumpkins (10:45), and some fun varieties of gourds and pumpkins you might try growing in your garden next year (16:55). Native Plant…
Read MoreGarden Thyme Podcast – Episode 11 – Fall Lawn Care
Every summer has a story. We hope that your summer has been filled with wonderful gardening moments. As we hang on to the fleeting moments of long summer days, sun-kissed skin, and seemingly endless carefree moments, we look forward to…
Read MoreThe Garden Thyme Podcast – Preventing Ticks
Hello Listener, You may have noticed our podcast name has changed. It has come to our attention the previous name may have been offensive to some listeners, and we apologize for not considering the issue beforehand. We want to emphasize…
Read MoreThe Garden Hoes Podcast – Summertime Watering
As Dr. Wayne Dyer said, “The only difference between a flower and a weed is judgment.” June weeds are certainly testing our judgment. As we move into our third month of quarantine, our gardens are buzzing with activity. In this…
Read MoreThe Garden Hoes Podcast – Mulch – Episode 7
In this month’s episode, we talk about mulching, pruning hydrangeas (~11:20), and spring lawn care (~15:50). Native Plant of the Month: Blue Flag Iris (~20:45) Garden Tips of the Month (~23:15) Bug of the Month: Spotted Lanternfly (~31:00) If you…
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