MARGARET ROACH A WAY TO GARDEN Margaret Roach
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A Way to Garden with Margaret Roach – June 24, 2024 – Rodney Eason on Auditing Your Garden
Nobody wants to get the IRS notice in the mail that they’re being audited, heaven forbid. But when it comes to gardens, Rodney Eason believes that the occasional audit is a very positive process, and encourages us to perform one... Read More ›
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A Way to Garden with Margaret Roach – June 17, 2024 – Ken Druse on Garden Visiting
What’s one of the best sources of inspiration and information about gardening you can get outside of a classroom, and that is also wonderfully entertaining? By making time to go visit other people’s gardens, we can open ourselves up to... Read More ›
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Hardy Kern on Neonic Dangers – A Way to Garden with Margaret Roach – June 10, 2024
I suspect every gardener has for years now, over and again, heard the warnings about the most widely used pesticides in the US, neonicotinoids – or neonics for short. In 2013 the American Bird Conservancy issued a report, warning of... Read More ›
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Neil Diboll on Prairie Plants – A Way to Garden with Margaret Roach – June 3, 2024
Interest and awareness around native plants has been trending in recent years, and it makes them almost feel new. But of course natives are the original plants of an area—and even in certain specialty corners of the nursery industry they... Read More ›
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Basil Camu on Supporting Trees – A Way to Garden with Margaret Roach – May 27, 2024
Most people call in an arborist when they think it’s time for a tree to be removed—a costly process both financially and environmentally, since trees are critical drivers of diversity. Today’s guest runs a tree-care company and also a tree-focused... Read More ›
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Apiary Studio on Regenerative Landscaping – A Way to Garden with Margaret Roach – May 20, 2024
Landscape design may be part of the green industry, but sometimes rethinking a garden space, or creating a garden where there didn’t used to be one, can create a lot of very un-green waste material—especially true when you’re designing in... Read More ›