All Things Gardening Podcast

Mary Williams Engisch, Charlie Nardozzi

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Each week, Charlie Nardozzi joins Vermont Public’s Mary Engisch for a conversation about gardening, and to answer your questions about what you're seeing in the natural world.

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Storing soil, cleaning tomato cages and protecting hydrangeas to prep for winter

Charlie Nardozzi answers gardeners' questions and gives advice on how to get their gardens and tools ready for overwintering and storage.

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10 THG 11

Want to get into the holiday spirit? Start by planting some cactuses

There are several different kinds of holiday cactuses: There's a Thanksgiving cactus, Christmas cactus and an Easter cactus. Holiday cactuses earn their names because they tend to bloom near Christian holidays.

5 phút
3 THG 11

Layer flowering bulbs in containers for spring blooms indoors

You can plant crocus, daffodils and tulips outdoors now, as the soil is cool enough for them to overwinter and bloom next spring. And you can also plant bulbs in containers indoors. Use a layering technique and they will blossom for a month.

5 phút
27 THG 10

2 inches down and 6 inches apart: Get those garlic cloves planted now

Love to use garlic in cooking? Consider planting your own. You can choose garlic types based on your taste. Then, as long as you've got composted and well-drained soil, you should get a good garlic harvest next summer.

5 phút
20 THG 10

Like late bloomers? Try hardy Montauk daisies

Sometimes blooming up until — and even after — the first frost, flowers like Montauk daisies and stokesia provide a last gasp of late fall color.

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13 THG 10

Daffodils didn't deliver? Plant spring flowering onion bulbs this month

If your daffodils and other flowering bulbs didn't grow well this past spring, try planting flowering onions. They are beautiful and fairly trouble-free. Purchase a few when you're getting other spring flowering bulbs ready to plant later this month.

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6 THG 10

Growing a tropical-tasting fruit in your Vermont backyard

Paw paw trees grow in our region and produce lots of sweet fruits in late summer and early fall. The fruit's insides are soft and custard-like, and the taste can range from banana to mango to vanilla.

5 phút
29 THG 9

Getting that look of spring flowering bulbs popping up everywhere takes planning. Here's how

If you love seeing spring flowers popping up under trees, across your lawn or in your meadow, start planning how to get that look now. Soon, you can go purchase your favorite bulbs and get them in the ground.

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My favorite gardening podcast

01/08/2023

Ochewbac

Very informative and easy to listen to. I’m lucky enough to be a Vermonter so the info is particularly relevant. Only 3 years into my natural and no-kill gardening and I’m hooked. This podcast is a regular “Go To” for me. Keep ‘em coming, please.
Short and sweet and so helpful!

23/06/2023

evidence_based

As a parent with very short windows of listening time, this podcast is awesome.
Good

04/09/2015

Nightfiresown

Good info and clear sound. Wish it was a longer program rather than a sound bite.

Each week, Charlie Nardozzi joins Vermont Public’s Mary Engisch for a conversation about gardening, and to answer your questions about what you're seeing in the natural world.