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Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 3:04:15 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-168622.mp3 Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:01:27 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-168622.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-168622.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE116 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:04:24 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-168621.mp3 Sun, 14 Dec 2008 10:51:59 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-168621.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-168621.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE115 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:14:19 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-168620.mp3 Sun, 07 Dec 2008 10:54:49 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-168620.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-168620.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE114 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:11:08 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159021.mp3 Sun, 30 Nov 2008 10:49:37 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159021.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159021.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE113 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:15:46 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159020.mp3 Sun, 23 Nov 2008 10:56:24 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159020.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159020.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE112 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:10:50 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159019.mp3 Sun, 16 Nov 2008 10:51:41 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159019.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159019.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE111 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:13:56 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159018.mp3 Sun, 09 Nov 2008 10:50:30 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159018.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159018.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE110 - Gardening Tips 1:10:46 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159017.mp3 Sun, 02 Nov 2008 10:56:09 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159017.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-159017.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE109 - November gardening tips 1:08:15 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-158990.mp3 Sun, 26 Oct 2008 10:53:55 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-158990.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-158990.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE108 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:12:20 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-156955.mp3 Sun, 19 Oct 2008 10:50:47 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-156955.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-156955.mp3 +Fall is the time when the sun drops low in the sky and shadows grow long... +Answering listeners questions +Fall sanitation is the key to disease reduction for next year so here is what you need to do... +Frost is in the air. As Jack Frost is nipping at your nose your plants need... +Signs of the times-Halloween is a wonderful and fun time of the year, but what can you do with all those pumpkins?... +Proper care of rose plants in the fall will help ensure that your plants come back strong and.... +The great Blue Lobelia is a wetland indicator species and prefers wet... +As winter approaches our attention seems to turn to sprucing up our homes' interiors with... +Why does arborvitae brown in the winter and other questions answered. +How to pick the perfect pumpkin +According to weather folklore, persimmon seeds can be used to predict the severity of winter... Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE107 - The peak of fall color +Fall is the time when the sun drops low in the sky and shadows grow long... +Answering listeners questions +Fall sanitation is the key to disease reduction for next year so here is what you need to do... +Frost is in the air. As Jack Frost is nipping at your nose your plants need... +Signs of the times-Halloween is a wonderful and fun time of the year, but what can you do with all those pumpkins?... +Proper care of rose plants in the fall will help ensure that your plants come back strong and.... +The great Blue Lobelia is a wetland indicator species and prefers wet... +As winter approaches our attention seems to turn to sprucing up our homes' interiors with... +Why does arborvitae brown in the winter and other questions answered. +How to pick the perfect pumpkin +According to weather folklore, persimmon seeds can be used to predict the severity of winter... 1:15:39 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-153214.mp3 Sun, 05 Oct 2008 11:01:20 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-153214.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-153214.mp3 harvest, of gathering together. For nature, it is a time of sowing, of scattering abroad. On today's program: +How do plants know it's autumn and what are they doing? In April I talked about... +Garden Calendar for October. If you still have some spring blooming bulbs plant... +Making leaf mold Recycling your falling autumn leaves is one of the easiest ways... +Why are the seeds in some spent zinnia flowers germinating in the fall right on the mother plant? Daily overhead irrigation has allowed old floral... +People love purple plants and this summer two new purple grasses were showstoppers in my garden. 'Princess' and... +How to make a potting bench. A potting bench is a workbench for gardening.... +Growing garlic. Anyone interested in growing garlic should be planting it.... +High-lighting some special plants for this week color and interest in your garden. +More mushroom madness. Cool temperatures and higher moisture levels in lawns and landscapes are bringing up... +Hopper horror show. I noticed this week large numbers of grasshopper cadavers .... +Scavenger beetles indicate no=so minute problems. Two species of the Minute Brown Scavenger beetle, were found at... +Clusters of crane flies. This week I saw high levels of adult crane fly activity in a... +Native Banded Ash Borer. Banded ash borer is native to the eastern part of.... +The ethical gardener. What choices do you make? The plastic plant pot is the... You can read the entire transcrpt on www.hubpages.com under 'Gardening Angel' Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE106 - For gardeners, autumn is a time of... harvest, of gathering together. For nature, it is a time of sowing, of scattering abroad. On today's program: +How do plants know it's autumn and what are they doing? In April I talked about... +Garden Calendar for October. If you still have some spring blooming bulbs plant... +Making leaf mold Recycling your falling autumn leaves is one of the easiest ways... +Why are the seeds in some spent zinnia flowers germinating in the fall right on the mother plant? Daily overhead irrigation has allowed old floral... +People love purple plants and this summer two new purple grasses were showstoppers in my garden. 'Princess' and... +How to make a potting bench. A potting bench is a workbench for gardening.... +Growing garlic. Anyone interested in growing garlic should be planting it.... +High-lighting some special plants for this week color and interest in your garden. +More mushroom madness. Cool temperatures and higher moisture levels in lawns and landscapes are bringing up... +Hopper horror show. I noticed this week large numbers of grasshopper cadavers .... +Scavenger beetles indicate no=so minute problems. Two species of the Minute Brown Scavenger beetle, were found at... +Clusters of crane flies. This week I saw high levels of adult crane fly activity in a... +Native Banded Ash Borer. Banded ash borer is native to the eastern part of.... +The ethical gardener. What choices do you make? The plastic plant pot is the... You can read the entire transcrpt on www.hubpages.com under 'Gardening Angel' 1:06:00 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-149038.mp3 Sun, 28 Sep 2008 11:00:45 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-149038.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-149038.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE105 - Enjoy the first weekend of fall 1:04:47 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-149037.mp3 Sun, 21 Sep 2008 11:01:46 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-149037.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-149037.mp3 +Hiring an arborist +A gardener brought a peach to my talk last week with symptoms of scab spots. The..... +Fall is for planting, fertilizing and soil testing---It's almost fall and most of us...... +Ornamental Kale---These wonderful plants are generally easy to grow and..... +Meats to Sweets---I have noted the conspicuous absence of Yellow Jacket..... +Bees out on a limb---Due to the high winds and tornado-like conditions on..... +Flowering trees (Some're Interesting)---A friend of mine once said he loves fall..... +Planting and storing onions is nothing to cry about---What would your favorite..... +Home canning:Tools of the trade---Home canned preserves must be processed in..... +Red Pepper your winter with homegrown taste---My friends were jealous. One..... +Plants of the week Highlighted---Kousa Dogwood, Sea oats, ornamental peppers, Pokeweed.... +Free boat ride---No cost come and enjoy a day on the rivers all free. Join me and.... You can get a copy of the program by loging onto www.hubpage.com and going to 'gardening angel.' Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE104 - Enjoy the last weekend of summer +Hiring an arborist +A gardener brought a peach to my talk last week with symptoms of scab spots. The..... +Fall is for planting, fertilizing and soil testing---It's almost fall and most of us...... +Ornamental Kale---These wonderful plants are generally easy to grow and..... +Meats to Sweets---I have noted the conspicuous absence of Yellow Jacket..... +Bees out on a limb---Due to the high winds and tornado-like conditions on..... +Flowering trees (Some're Interesting)---A friend of mine once said he loves fall..... +Planting and storing onions is nothing to cry about---What would your favorite..... +Home canning:Tools of the trade---Home canned preserves must be processed in..... +Red Pepper your winter with homegrown taste---My friends were jealous. One..... +Plants of the week Highlighted---Kousa Dogwood, Sea oats, ornamental peppers, Pokeweed.... +Free boat ride---No cost come and enjoy a day on the rivers all free. Join me and.... You can get a copy of the program by loging onto www.hubpage.com and going to 'gardening angel.' 59:35 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-143245.mp3 Sun, 14 Sep 2008 11:03:39 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-143245.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-143245.mp3 A New Beginning Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE103 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk A New Beginning 1:02:55 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-141733.mp3 Sun, 07 Sep 2008 11:16:46 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-141733.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-141733.mp3 edible flowers Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE102 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk new time edible flowers 43:35 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-141732.mp3 Sat, 30 Aug 2008 13:31:34 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-141732.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-141732.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE101 - What to do in the garden after the Olympics 1:38:41 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-141305.mp3 Sat, 23 Aug 2008 13:34:01 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-141305.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-141305.mp3 Healthy for life Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE100 - Live from the David L. Laurence Convention Center Healthy for life 1:31:29 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-139761.mp3 Sat, 16 Aug 2008 13:31:10 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-139761.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-139761.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE99 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:34:40 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-138112.mp3 Sat, 09 Aug 2008 13:31:17 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-138112.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-138112.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE98 - High Summer Gardening 1:33:18 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-136629.mp3 Sat, 02 Aug 2008 13:38:16 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-136629.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-136629.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE97 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:27:51 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-131772.mp3 Sat, 26 Jul 2008 13:31:21 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-131772.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-131772.mp3 Experiment with new ideas, plans and plant material. Yes, it may be too hot to transplant those shrubs but it is certainly not too hotto plant up some vibrant annuals that will bring life to any garden. And for most of us, it is still not too late to throw some annual seeds in the garden in order to get a late summer/early fall bloom. Any common annuals Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE96 - Use this summer as a time to experiment Experiment with new ideas, plans and plant material. Yes, it may be too hot to transplant those shrubs but it is certainly not too hotto plant up some vibrant annuals that will bring life to any garden. And for most of us, it is still not too late to throw some annual seeds in the garden in order to get a late summer/early fall bloom. Any common annuals 1:41:03 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-130394.mp3 Sat, 19 Jul 2008 13:33:23 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-130394.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-130394.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE95 - Perennial of the week 1:32:43 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-130393.mp3 Sat, 12 Jul 2008 13:31:12 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-130393.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-130393.mp3 The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago. The second best time is now. Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE94 - Beneficial insects-Here is something to ponder this week The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago. The second best time is now. 1:35:25 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-130209.mp3 Sat, 05 Jul 2008 13:39:27 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-130209.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-130209.mp3 Garden Talk Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE93 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk Garden Talk 3:25:50 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115777.mp3 Sat, 28 Jun 2008 13:31:55 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115777.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115777.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE92 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:37:35 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115776.mp3 Sat, 21 Jun 2008 13:31:05 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115776.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115776.mp3 First weekend of summer The genuine gardener---There are lots of different activities associated with gardens. We work in them, endlessly. We fret about them, also endlessly. In rare moments when the light is just right and we squint a little, we might even enjoy them. But how often do we take the time to sit down and think about our gardens? Do we need to think about our gardens? Shouldn't a garden be the expression of unfettered instinctual exuberance? Well, in my experience, unfettered instinctual exuberance doesn't usually end well. Outside the garden, it often ends in a throbbing headache or missed appointments. Inside the garden, it leads to a big, fat mess. So I guess the answer is, yes, it is important to think about our gardens, especially if we want them to be embodiments of beauty and serenity rather than chaos and monsters from the id. Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE91 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk First weekend of summer The genuine gardener---There are lots of different activities associated with gardens. We work in them, endlessly. We fret about them, also endlessly. In rare moments when the light is just right and we squint a little, we might even enjoy them. But how often do we take the time to sit down and think about our gardens? Do we need to think about our gardens? Shouldn't a garden be the expression of unfettered instinctual exuberance? Well, in my experience, unfettered instinctual exuberance doesn't usually end well. Outside the garden, it often ends in a throbbing headache or missed appointments. Inside the garden, it leads to a big, fat mess. So I guess the answer is, yes, it is important to think about our gardens, especially if we want them to be embodiments of beauty and serenity rather than chaos and monsters from the id. 1:33:54 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115774.mp3 Sat, 14 Jun 2008 13:30:56 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115774.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115774.mp3 June 14, 2008 "I used to visit and revisit it a dozen times a day, and stand in deep contemplation over my vegetable progeny with a love that nobody could share or conceive of who had never taken part in the process of creation. It was one of the most bewitching sights in the world to observe a hill of beans thrusting aside the soil, or a row of early peas just peeping forth sufficiently to trace a line of delicate green." - Nathaniel Hawthorne What Is an Heirloom Tomato? "heir-loom [air-loom] -noun 1. A valued possession passed down in a family through succeeding generations. [...] 3. A cultivar of a vegetable or fruit that is open-pollinated and is not grown widely for commercial purposes. An heirloom often exhibits a distinctive characteristic such as superior flavor or unusual coloration." --American Heritage Dictionary I still remember my first experience of an heirloom tomato. It didn't look like any tomato I had ever seen before. It wasn't round or monotonously medium red. Instead, it was bulbous and lumpy with a few scarred splits in the skin. The dark green on its shoulders faded to a bruised-looking purple-red, though it wasn't damaged. The skin was thin and delicate; it offered very little resistance to my teeth, instantly melting away. It was a Cherokee Purple tomato, and it was unlike anything I had ever tasted before--sweet and rich with a hint of smoky flavor. The juice dribbled down my chin. I was astounded. A lifetime of mealy, tasteless supermarket tomatoes stretched behind me, and I hoped I would never be forced to return to that bland existence. What Makes Heirloom Tomatoes Better? With a little research, I learned that not only are heirloom tomatoes far more flavorful, juicy and rich than supermarket tomatoes, they are also more nutritious, packed full of vitamins and antioxidants that the more common hybrid supermarket varieties lack. They are fresher, too, almost always allowed to ripen on the vine instead of picked green. Why would anyone want to grow your average supermarket variety when heirlooms not only taste better but have more nutrition to them too? Well, that question is easily answered when the factors of economics and commercial farming come into play. Large-scale tomato farming needs tomatoes bred for maximum yield, transportability, disease resistance, and consistency of product. So their hybrid varieties are used for these ends, and often things like flavor and nutrition are lost to convenience. Commercial hybrids have a thicker skin so that they are more resistant to bugs and can be bumped and tossed in their processing without bruising. The plants mature their fruit at the same rate so that they can all be harvested at the same time. They are picked green so that they can be shipped long distances. They are all the same size and color for product reliability and so that they fit consistently in sorting machines. Heirloom tomatoes avoid all of these negative effects, because they are usually only produced by small-scale farmers and home-growers on a local level. They are grown for flavor and ripeness and nutritional value rather than productivity and transportability. Granted, they have to be used faster and they aren���������������¢��������������������������������t much harder to grow, but the benefits far outweigh the downsides. Taste one. You'll see. You'll wish heirloom tomatoes were in season all year long. Where Can You Get Heirloom Tomatoes? Heirloom varieties of tomatoes can usually be found at farmers markets and natural food stores that sell locally grown produce during the summer months. If you have garden space, you can also grow your own! Seeds are available from many organic and heirloom farming catalogs and websites. How Do You Use Heirloom Tomatoes? Use heirloom tomatoes in any recipe where fresh tomatoes are used, especially if tomatoes are especially prominent in the dish or provide the main flavor of the dish. There are many dishes where heirloom tomatoes could make or break the meal. Some examples would be fire-roasted salsa, tomato parmesan salad, Insalata Caprese (tomato salad), or Panzanella (bread and tomato salad). (Recipes for those coming soon). They are also wonderful topping a fresh leaf salad or completing a hamburger. Experiment and enjoy! Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE90 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk June 14, 2008 "I used to visit and revisit it a dozen times a day, and stand in deep contemplation over my vegetable progeny with a love that nobody could share or conceive of who had never taken part in the process of creation. It was one of the most bewitching sights in the world to observe a hill of beans thrusting aside the soil, or a row of early peas just peeping forth sufficiently to trace a line of delicate green." - Nathaniel Hawthorne What Is an Heirloom Tomato? "heir-loom [air-loom] -noun 1. A valued possession passed down in a family through succeeding generations. [...] 3. A cultivar of a vegetable or fruit that is open-pollinated and is not grown widely for commercial purposes. An heirloom often exhibits a distinctive characteristic such as superior flavor or unusual coloration." --American Heritage Dictionary I still remember my first experience of an heirloom tomato. It didn't look like any tomato I had ever seen before. It wasn't round or monotonously medium red. Instead, it was bulbous and lumpy with a few scarred splits in the skin. The dark green on its shoulders faded to a bruised-looking purple-red, though it wasn't damaged. The skin was thin and delicate; it offered very little resistance to my teeth, instantly melting away. It was a Cherokee Purple tomato, and it was unlike anything I had ever tasted before--sweet and rich with a hint of smoky flavor. The juice dribbled down my chin. I was astounded. A lifetime of mealy, tasteless supermarket tomatoes stretched behind me, and I hoped I would never be forced to return to that bland existence. What Makes Heirloom Tomatoes Better? With a little research, I learned that not only are heirloom tomatoes far more flavorful, juicy and rich than supermarket tomatoes, they are also more nutritious, packed full of vitamins and antioxidants that the more common hybrid supermarket varieties lack. They are fresher, too, almost always allowed to ripen on the vine instead of picked green. Why would anyone want to grow your average supermarket variety when heirlooms not only taste better but have more nutrition to them too? Well, that question is easily answered when the factors of economics and commercial farming come into play. Large-scale tomato farming needs tomatoes bred for maximum yield, transportability, disease resistance, and consistency of product. So their hybrid varieties are used for these ends, and often things like flavor and nutrition are lost to convenience. Commercial hybrids have a thicker skin so that they are more resistant to bugs and can be bumped and tossed in their processing without bruising. The plants mature their fruit at the same rate so that they can all be harvested at the same time. They are picked green so that they can be shipped long distances. They are all the same size and color for product reliability and so that they fit consistently in sorting machines. Heirloom tomatoes avoid all of these negative effects, because they are usually only produced by small-scale farmers and home-growers on a local level. They are grown for flavor and ripeness and nutritional value rather than productivity and transportability. Granted, they have to be used faster and they aren���������������¢��������������������������������t much harder to grow, but the benefits far outweigh the downsides. Taste one. You'll see. You'll wish heirloom tomatoes were in season all year long. Where Can You Get Heirloom Tomatoes? Heirloom varieties of tomatoes can usually be found at farmers markets and natural food stores that sell locally grown produce during the summer months. If you have garden space, you can also grow your own! Seeds are available from many organic and heirloom farming catalogs and websites. How Do You Use Heirloom Tomatoes? Use heirloom tomatoes in any recipe where fresh tomatoes are used, especially if tomatoes are especially prominent in the dish or provide the main flavor of the dish. There are many dishes where heirloom tomatoes could make or break the meal. Some examples would be fire-roasted salsa, tomato parmesan salad, Insalata Caprese (tomato salad), or Panzanella (bread and tomato salad). (Recipes for those coming soon). They are also wonderful topping a fresh leaf salad or completing a hamburger. Experiment and enjoy! 1:36:12 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115773.mp3 Sat, 07 Jun 2008 13:31:45 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115773.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115773.mp3 June 7, 2008 "In my garden there is a large place for sentiment. My garden of flowers is also my garden of thoughts and dreams. The thoughts grow as freely as the flowers, and the dreams are as beautiful." It is the month of June, The month of leaves and roses, When pleasant sights salute the eyes, And pleasant scents the noses. The Month of June Nathaniel Parker Willis (1806 - 1867) I probably say this about every month, but I believe that June is the best month of the year. The frantic tempo of spring has passed, but the oppressive summer heat has yet to set in. It is truly a month of leisure. Well, almost. There is a lot to do in the garden, but at least it can be done at a slow pace. * Get those warm season vegetables planted! Young starts of tomatoes, peppers, corn, eggplant, cucumber and squash can be planted now that all danger of frost has passed. This should be done without delay, especially if you live in a region where summer is short. * Deadhead lilacs after the blooms fade. This prevents seeds from developing and directs energy towards next year's blooms. Cut the stems back to a set of leaves. * Keep newly planted trees and shrubs consistently moist. This is especially true as we head into the dry summer months. To make this task easier, use water bags around the trunks. * Check your roses for pests and diseases. Blackspot, powdery mildew and aphids usually start appearing in June. As soon as a problem is detected, treat it with an earth friendly spray such as Garden Safe's Fungicide 3-in-1, which tackles disease, mites and insects. It may be necessary to maintain a regular spraying schedule over the course of the summer. * Add plants to your water feature. Cannas, calla lilies and yellow flag iris can be potted up in 1 gallon plastic nursery containers. Then submerge the pots in the water feature so the water line falls just below the top of the containers for interesting foliage and blooms during summer. You can remove the pots in fall during your end of season clean up. * Plant a bed of catnip to draw neighborhood cats away from other areas of the garden. It is a favorite with bees as well. * A daylily that blooms at night? You bet! Plant Hemerocallis citrina or citron lily for its sweetly fragrant, lemon yellow flowers that stay open all night. The moon catching color and heady perfume make this plant ideal for the evening garden. * Feed camellias with a fertilizer specially blended for camellias and azaleas. Follow the directions on the package. * Dig, divide and replant lycoris bulbs after the foliage turns yellow. * About every 3 years, tall bearded irises benefit from being divided. Flowering dramatically declines when the clump becomes crowded. After blooming, the irises become semi-dormant, so that is the best time to replant them. Here is a trick to help remember the color of the bloom, use a permanent felt tip marker and write the name and color on one of the leaves. * If your spring blooming perennials are starting to look a little worse for wear, cut them back to encourage new healthy growth. It's safe to do this until mid-July. * When pruning hedges, shear the sides on a slight bevel so that the bottom sticks out a little further than the top. If the top of the hedge grows out too much, it will shade the bottom branches and they become thin and leggy. When pruning the top, create a cutting guide by anchoring poles at each end of the hedge and stringing a level line in between, then just prune along the line for a clean, finished look. * Vining plants often put on lots of new growth in short periods of time. One way to tame the tangle is to use dental floss to tie vines to their supports. The floss is easy to carry around by just sticking it in your pocket, needs no scissors to cut it, and if you use the green, mint-flavored type, it almost disappears next to the vine's stem. * Sow seeds for biennials such as hollyhock, sweet Williams, campanula and foxglove for blooms next year. * Cut lavender blooms in early morning before the sun burns off the aromatic oils. After the flowering stops you can lightly prune the plant to keep it in shape. It's time to hit the waves! If you want to spend more time on the water and less time fixing and maintaining your equipment, throw a can of WD-40 in your boat or beach bag. Use it to: * Keep boat engine parts rust-free * Drive moisture from lifejacket turnbuckles * Protect boat hardware * Lubricate stuck zippers on wetsuits * Remove stickers from surfboards Sweetleaf---Stevia rebaudiana Zone: 10, 11 Resists deer: no; Resists drought: no; Bloom color: white; Height: 12 to 36 inches; Soil: loamy, well drained; Light: full sun Good bedfellows:Basil, Catnip, Golden Sage, Oregano, Rosemary, Thyme Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE89 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk June 7, 2008 "In my garden there is a large place for sentiment. My garden of flowers is also my garden of thoughts and dreams. The thoughts grow as freely as the flowers, and the dreams are as beautiful." It is the month of June, The month of leaves and roses, When pleasant sights salute the eyes, And pleasant scents the noses. The Month of June Nathaniel Parker Willis (1806 - 1867) I probably say this about every month, but I believe that June is the best month of the year. The frantic tempo of spring has passed, but the oppressive summer heat has yet to set in. It is truly a month of leisure. Well, almost. There is a lot to do in the garden, but at least it can be done at a slow pace. * Get those warm season vegetables planted! Young starts of tomatoes, peppers, corn, eggplant, cucumber and squash can be planted now that all danger of frost has passed. This should be done without delay, especially if you live in a region where summer is short. * Deadhead lilacs after the blooms fade. This prevents seeds from developing and directs energy towards next year's blooms. Cut the stems back to a set of leaves. * Keep newly planted trees and shrubs consistently moist. This is especially true as we head into the dry summer months. To make this task easier, use water bags around the trunks. * Check your roses for pests and diseases. Blackspot, powdery mildew and aphids usually start appearing in June. As soon as a problem is detected, treat it with an earth friendly spray such as Garden Safe's Fungicide 3-in-1, which tackles disease, mites and insects. It may be necessary to maintain a regular spraying schedule over the course of the summer. * Add plants to your water feature. Cannas, calla lilies and yellow flag iris can be potted up in 1 gallon plastic nursery containers. Then submerge the pots in the water feature so the water line falls just below the top of the containers for interesting foliage and blooms during summer. You can remove the pots in fall during your end of season clean up. * Plant a bed of catnip to draw neighborhood cats away from other areas of the garden. It is a favorite with bees as well. * A daylily that blooms at night? You bet! Plant Hemerocallis citrina or citron lily for its sweetly fragrant, lemon yellow flowers that stay open all night. The moon catching color and heady perfume make this plant ideal for the evening garden. * Feed camellias with a fertilizer specially blended for camellias and azaleas. Follow the directions on the package. * Dig, divide and replant lycoris bulbs after the foliage turns yellow. * About every 3 years, tall bearded irises benefit from being divided. Flowering dramatically declines when the clump becomes crowded. After blooming, the irises become semi-dormant, so that is the best time to replant them. Here is a trick to help remember the color of the bloom, use a permanent felt tip marker and write the name and color on one of the leaves. * If your spring blooming perennials are starting to look a little worse for wear, cut them back to encourage new healthy growth. It's safe to do this until mid-July. * When pruning hedges, shear the sides on a slight bevel so that the bottom sticks out a little further than the top. If the top of the hedge grows out too much, it will shade the bottom branches and they become thin and leggy. When pruning the top, create a cutting guide by anchoring poles at each end of the hedge and stringing a level line in between, then just prune along the line for a clean, finished look. * Vining plants often put on lots of new growth in short periods of time. One way to tame the tangle is to use dental floss to tie vines to their supports. The floss is easy to carry around by just sticking it in your pocket, needs no scissors to cut it, and if you use the green, mint-flavored type, it almost disappears next to the vine's stem. * Sow seeds for biennials such as hollyhock, sweet Williams, campanula and foxglove for blooms next year. * Cut lavender blooms in early morning before the sun burns off the aromatic oils. After the flowering stops you can lightly prune the plant to keep it in shape. It's time to hit the waves! If you want to spend more time on the water and less time fixing and maintaining your equipment, throw a can of WD-40 in your boat or beach bag. Use it to: * Keep boat engine parts rust-free * Drive moisture from lifejacket turnbuckles * Protect boat hardware * Lubricate stuck zippers on wetsuits * Remove stickers from surfboards Sweetleaf---Stevia rebaudiana Zone: 10, 11 Resists deer: no; Resists drought: no; Bloom color: white; Height: 12 to 36 inches; Soil: loamy, well drained; Light: full sun Good bedfellows:Basil, Catnip, Golden Sage, Oregano, Rosemary, Thyme 1:34:09 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115772.mp3 Sat, 31 May 2008 13:35:14 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115772.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115772.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE88 - Memorial Day Weekend 1:30:03 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115770.mp3 Sat, 24 May 2008 13:30:48 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115770.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115770.mp3 Favorite plants for shade; Large Moths; What's in bloom; Plant high-lights; What's wrong with the annuals?; Raining Samaras; To Phlox or not to Phlox; and more....how to order written transcript information at JaneNugent@excite.com Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE87 - T.G.I.F.F.-Thank Goodness It's Finally Frost-free Favorite plants for shade; Large Moths; What's in bloom; Plant high-lights; What's wrong with the annuals?; Raining Samaras; To Phlox or not to Phlox; and more....how to order written transcript information at JaneNugent@excite.com 1:35:52 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115764.mp3 Sat, 17 May 2008 13:31:07 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115764.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115764.mp3 Weekly plant picks; What's in bloom; Fairy rings; Fiddle around; Ready, set and plant; Natural insect repellents; A cut above the rest; Tree sports; Corrugated what?; Buzzing Bumbling Bugs; What Glories; My favorite read; Mid-night mystery; Scalping the lawn; May gardening tips; Barking trees; Clove-scented plants; 10 tops gardening tips; Herbal vinegar; Midas touch...complete transcript available upon request JaneNugent@excite.com Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE86 - May Continues to reward you with spring Weekly plant picks; What's in bloom; Fairy rings; Fiddle around; Ready, set and plant; Natural insect repellents; A cut above the rest; Tree sports; Corrugated what?; Buzzing Bumbling Bugs; What Glories; My favorite read; Mid-night mystery; Scalping the lawn; May gardening tips; Barking trees; Clove-scented plants; 10 tops gardening tips; Herbal vinegar; Midas touch...complete transcript available upon request JaneNugent@excite.com 1:29:42 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115349.mp3 Sat, 10 May 2008 13:50:32 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115349.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-115349.mp3 Everything is falling nicely into place, and you couldn't be having a lovelier day. All the harmony you are experiencing in your life right now is due mostly to the fact that you and all your friends or coworkers are focusing on the creative side of things and waiting until ideas are solidified before putting them into action. It's wise to not rush ahead of yourself, because if you do, you could paint yourselves into a corner that will be nearly impossible to get out of. Discover some of the pleasures of gardening. Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE85 - Happy Mother's Day Weekend Everything is falling nicely into place, and you couldn't be having a lovelier day. All the harmony you are experiencing in your life right now is due mostly to the fact that you and all your friends or coworkers are focusing on the creative side of things and waiting until ideas are solidified before putting them into action. It's wise to not rush ahead of yourself, because if you do, you could paint yourselves into a corner that will be nearly impossible to get out of. Discover some of the pleasures of gardening. 1:14:06 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-113169.mp3 Sat, 03 May 2008 13:35:25 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-113169.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-113169.mp3 complete transcript available for $20 from JaneNugent@excite.com Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE84 - Black Walnut Toxicity complete transcript available for $20 from JaneNugent@excite.com 1:30:20 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-111350.mp3 Sat, 26 Apr 2008 13:40:18 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-111350.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-111350.mp3 Complete transcript is available for $20 from JaneNugent@excite.com Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE83 - Celebrate Earth Day Complete transcript is available for $20 from JaneNugent@excite.com 1:25:05 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-109392.mp3 Sat, 19 Apr 2008 13:38:39 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-109392.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-109392.mp3 Complete transcript is available for $20 from JaneNugent@excite.com Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE82 - Taxus Complete transcript is available for $20 from JaneNugent@excite.com 1:26:44 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-107545.mp3 Sat, 12 Apr 2008 13:35:52 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-107545.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-107545.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE81 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:31:07 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95907.mp3 Sat, 05 Apr 2008 13:33:14 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95907.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95907.mp3 March winds, Aprils showers will bring May flowers Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE80 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk-April Showers March winds, Aprils showers will bring May flowers 1:32:03 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95906.mp3 Sat, 29 Mar 2008 13:34:01 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95906.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95906.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE79 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk-Starting seeds 1:33:18 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95905.mp3 Sat, 22 Mar 2008 13:31:22 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95905.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95905.mp3 Gardening is in full swing Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE78 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk First weekend of spring Gardening is in full swing 1:33:41 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95904.mp3 Sat, 15 Mar 2008 13:33:20 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95904.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95904.mp3 What's new for this gardening season Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE77 - Broadcasting live at the Pittsburgh Convention Center What's new for this gardening season 1:31:18 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95903.mp3 Sat, 08 Mar 2008 13:28:22 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95903.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95903.mp3 Jane is broadcasting live from the Pittsburgh Convention Center Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE76 - broadcasting live from the Pittsburgh Convention Center Jane is broadcasting live from the Pittsburgh Convention Center 1:35:42 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95902.mp3 Sat, 01 Mar 2008 13:33:47 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95902.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-95902.mp3 March comes in like a Lion and goes out like a Lamb! Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE75 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk March comes in like a Lion and goes out like a Lamb! 1:32:14 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85974.mp3 Sat, 23 Feb 2008 13:31:51 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85974.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85974.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE74 - Spring is Only a Month Away!!! 3:34:19 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85973.mp3 Sat, 16 Feb 2008 13:33:05 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85973.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85973.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE73 - Happy President's Day Weekend 1:32:59 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85972.mp3 Sat, 09 Feb 2008 13:33:50 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85972.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85972.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE72 - Happy Valentine's Day Weekend 1:32:45 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85971.mp3 Sat, 02 Feb 2008 14:35:24 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85971.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85971.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE71 - A Lot of Hearts in the garden 32:28 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85970.mp3 Sat, 26 Jan 2008 13:36:27 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85970.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-85970.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE70 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk at the Expo-Mart Home and Garden Show 1:32:14 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-84154.mp3 Sat, 19 Jan 2008 13:35:45 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-84154.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-84154.mp3 I will speaking Saturday January 25, 2008 at 4:00pm eastern time And Sunday January 26, 2008 at 3:00pm easter time Surprises and Prizes!!!! Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE69 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk I will speaking Saturday January 25, 2008 at 4:00pm eastern time And Sunday January 26, 2008 at 3:00pm easter time Surprises and Prizes!!!! 1:34:01 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-82197.mp3 Sat, 12 Jan 2008 13:32:56 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-82197.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-82197.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE68 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:33:54 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-50658.mp3 Sat, 05 Jan 2008 13:34:11 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-50658.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-50658.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE64 - Happy New Year 1:26:10 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-78697.mp3 Sat, 29 Dec 2007 13:33:36 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-78697.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-78697.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE67 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:33:28 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50657.mp3 Sat, 22 Dec 2007 13:32:52 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50657.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50657.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE63 - The Night before Christmas 1:33:31 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50656.mp3 Sat, 15 Dec 2007 13:32:58 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50656.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50656.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE62 - Poinsettia Care 1:33:36 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50655.mp3 Sat, 08 Dec 2007 13:31:01 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50655.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50655.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE61 - The Perfect Christmas Tree 1:33:48 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50654.mp3 Sat, 01 Dec 2007 13:32:05 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50654.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50654.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE60 - Happy Holly-Days 1:35:36 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50653.mp3 Sat, 24 Nov 2007 13:32:12 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50653.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50653.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE59 - What's in Store this winter? 3:28:48 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50652.mp3 Sat, 17 Nov 2007 13:33:09 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50652.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50652.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE58 - Holiday Plants 1:33:47 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50651.mp3 Sat, 10 Nov 2007 13:31:56 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50651.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50651.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE57 - Learn 2 GROW 1:34:00 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41793.mp3 Sat, 03 Nov 2007 13:33:33 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41793.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41793.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE54 - Dig, Plant and Grow 1:32:01 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-53033.mp3 Sat, 27 Oct 2007 13:36:34 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-53033.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-53033.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE66 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:29:33 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-51853.mp3 Sat, 20 Oct 2007 13:36:52 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-51853.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-51853.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE65 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:29:14 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50567.mp3 Sat, 13 Oct 2007 13:32:06 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50567.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-50567.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE56 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 1:33:37 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-49207.mp3 Sat, 06 Oct 2007 13:50:00 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-49207.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-49207.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE55 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 4:57:26 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41792.mp3 Sat, 29 Sep 2007 13:32:51 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41792.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41792.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE53 - Life in the Fast Lane! 1:32:33 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41789.mp3 Sat, 15 Sep 2007 13:31:18 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41789.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41789.mp3 +Why do you garden? +Five easy ways anyone can improve their green space. +Growing Japanese Red Maples from seed. Now is the time! +Drying Gourds +Want Orange Leaves? +Powdery Mildew +The count down +Why is that tree covered with soot? +House Invader Spiders +Peachy-Keen +Forcing Bulbs-Prepare a Preview of Spring +Orb Weaving Spiders Go Round and Round +Who is that Masked Bug? Hot, Hot, Hot! +Strawberry Flowers are Forming Now +Disease Notes for September +Late Summer Lawn Care Tips +Tips on Compost and Planting Garlic +Garlic lovers unite! +Collecting Flower Seeds +Bulbs Lausagna Weekly perennial, woody ornamental, annual and weed of the week +Soil testing in autumn makes sense too +Bryozoans are back +Antlions "roaring" in the gardens +Oleander-mildweed aphid +A Stinging report +Ashes Bored again +If lawns are dead-seed ASAP! Complete hard copy available for $20 at monthlygardentips@hotmail.com just indicate week 9/15/07 I am available to speak to your group. reserve you date now! Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE51 - Last Weekend of Summer +Why do you garden? +Five easy ways anyone can improve their green space. +Growing Japanese Red Maples from seed. Now is the time! +Drying Gourds +Want Orange Leaves? +Powdery Mildew +The count down +Why is that tree covered with soot? +House Invader Spiders +Peachy-Keen +Forcing Bulbs-Prepare a Preview of Spring +Orb Weaving Spiders Go Round and Round +Who is that Masked Bug? Hot, Hot, Hot! +Strawberry Flowers are Forming Now +Disease Notes for September +Late Summer Lawn Care Tips +Tips on Compost and Planting Garlic +Garlic lovers unite! +Collecting Flower Seeds +Bulbs Lausagna Weekly perennial, woody ornamental, annual and weed of the week +Soil testing in autumn makes sense too +Bryozoans are back +Antlions "roaring" in the gardens +Oleander-mildweed aphid +A Stinging report +Ashes Bored again +If lawns are dead-seed ASAP! Complete hard copy available for $20 at monthlygardentips@hotmail.com just indicate week 9/15/07 I am available to speak to your group. reserve you date now! 1:33:58 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41788.mp3 Sat, 08 Sep 2007 13:31:26 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41788.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41788.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE50 - School's back in session 1:34:52 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41787.mp3 Sat, 01 Sep 2007 13:31:13 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41787.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-41787.mp3 CALLING ALL GARDENERS: BRING US YOUR BEST TOMATO AND WIN BIG! The time is ripe for Territorial Seed Companyâ��s 7th annual Great Northwest Tomato Taste-Off where gardeners go head-to-head to determine whose harvest is the most delicious. The contest falls on Saturday, September 15, 2007 at 12:00 p.m. as a highlight of the Gathering of Gardeners festival at the Village Green Resort in Cottage Grove, Oregon. The proud gardener whose tomato is deemed victorious will walk away with a $500 cash prize. Although the monetary prizes are enticing, the undeniable reward is the honor of being named the grower of the best tasting tomato. For details, registration and directions to the Gathering of Gardeners and the Great Northwest Tomato Taste- Off, phone Territorial Seed Company at (541) 942-9547, or click on www.thegatheringofgardeners. com. Territorial Seed Companyâ��s website: www.territorialseed.com. Mark you calendars and bring your best tomato forward. May the tastiest fruit win. Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE49 -CALLING ALL GARDENERS: BRING US YOUR BEST TOMATO AND WIN BIG! CALLING ALL GARDENERS: BRING US YOUR BEST TOMATO AND WIN BIG! The time is ripe for Territorial Seed Companyâ��s 7th annual Great Northwest Tomato Taste-Off where gardeners go head-to-head to determine whose harvest is the most delicious. The contest falls on Saturday, September 15, 2007 at 12:00 p.m. as a highlight of the Gathering of Gardeners festival at the Village Green Resort in Cottage Grove, Oregon. The proud gardener whose tomato is deemed victorious will walk away with a $500 cash prize. Although the monetary prizes are enticing, the undeniable reward is the honor of being named the grower of the best tasting tomato. For details, registration and directions to the Gathering of Gardeners and the Great Northwest Tomato Taste- Off, phone Territorial Seed Company at (541) 942-9547, or click on www.thegatheringofgardeners. com. Territorial Seed Companyâ��s website: www.territorialseed.com. Mark you calendars and bring your best tomato forward. May the tastiest fruit win. 1:34:00 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-33104.mp3 Sat, 25 Aug 2007 13:35:26 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-33104.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-33104.mp3 +Hot weather safety +Versatile Vibrant ViburnumsWhy Do Tomatoes Split! +Japanese Iris +Pulmonarias Natural Choice for Shade Gardens Of Ants and Dragons If you would like a complete hard copy of today program covering all the topics and ones not heard on talkshoe, they are available for $20 at gardenhelp@excite.com Don't forget to register for the free boat ride call 724-766-0150 and sign up! I am available to speak to your group about gardening. Email me at gardenhelp@excite.com to reserve your date. Change is not made without inconvenience, even from good to better! Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE48 - Change is Good! Stay Healthy for Life +Hot weather safety +Versatile Vibrant ViburnumsWhy Do Tomatoes Split! +Japanese Iris +Pulmonarias Natural Choice for Shade Gardens Of Ants and Dragons If you would like a complete hard copy of today program covering all the topics and ones not heard on talkshoe, they are available for $20 at gardenhelp@excite.com Don't forget to register for the free boat ride call 724-766-0150 and sign up! I am available to speak to your group about gardening. Email me at gardenhelp@excite.com to reserve your date. Change is not made without inconvenience, even from good to better! 1:25:43 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-33103.mp3 Sat, 18 Aug 2007 13:29:30 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-33103.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-33103.mp3 Education is when you read the fine print. Experience is what you get if you don't. Schedule me to speak to your club gardenhelp@excite.com Hard copy is available for $20 at gardenhelp@excite.com Just request the date of the radio program +Summertime and the living is... +One of my favorites.... +What's Up with that?! +Garden Calendar for this week +Fireweed +Wildlife gardening +Pond Care +Try companion planting +Edible flowers +Walnut tree +Green spaces or parking lots +Planning productive trips to the garden center +Get rid of Japanese Beetles +Roaring Rubeckia hirta +Naked Ladies spotted in garden? +This is the best day to... +Harvesting tips for watermelon and corn on the cob +Why do we call the red beetles Lady Bugs? +Five fun tips for gardening with children +Rock gardens +Weekly perennial, woody plant and weed'wildflower +Predatory bug paradise +Acachnophobia +Ant wars +Reading between the slime Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE47 - High Summer Education is when you read the fine print. Experience is what you get if you don't. Schedule me to speak to your club gardenhelp@excite.com Hard copy is available for $20 at gardenhelp@excite.com Just request the date of the radio program +Summertime and the living is... +One of my favorites.... +What's Up with that?! +Garden Calendar for this week +Fireweed +Wildlife gardening +Pond Care +Try companion planting +Edible flowers +Walnut tree +Green spaces or parking lots +Planning productive trips to the garden center +Get rid of Japanese Beetles +Roaring Rubeckia hirta +Naked Ladies spotted in garden? +This is the best day to... +Harvesting tips for watermelon and corn on the cob +Why do we call the red beetles Lady Bugs? +Five fun tips for gardening with children +Rock gardens +Weekly perennial, woody plant and weed'wildflower +Predatory bug paradise +Acachnophobia +Ant wars +Reading between the slime 1:30:34 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-33102.mp3 Sat, 11 Aug 2007 13:31:12 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-33102.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-33102.mp3 +walking around my garden +Drought most severe in scattered areas due to unusual weather +August gardening tips +Deadheading flowers for more blooms +Garden facts +It's a dirty shame that Pennsylvania's soil gets no respect +Photographing your garden +Sandhill Cranes +Seasonal Watering Guide for Trees and Shrubs +Biological Control of Invasive Plants +Switchgrass, Wonder Grass of the Future? +something Strande in the Garden +Bug Bites +Favorite Roadside Weeds/Wildflowers +Perennial, annual, woody plant and the weedy weed of the week +Blossom end rot of tomato, pepper and eggplant +Lace bug potpourri +Magnolia scale is oozing +Windshield wipes +Rotting celosia +Seed selection Part 1: Mixes versus blends +Brown Patch is circling +A perfect mite-storm +Flea beetles 'hoppening' in gardens +A Dream Vacation Complete hard copy available for $20 at gardenhelp@excite.com Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE46 - Adopt the pace of nature +walking around my garden +Drought most severe in scattered areas due to unusual weather +August gardening tips +Deadheading flowers for more blooms +Garden facts +It's a dirty shame that Pennsylvania's soil gets no respect +Photographing your garden +Sandhill Cranes +Seasonal Watering Guide for Trees and Shrubs +Biological Control of Invasive Plants +Switchgrass, Wonder Grass of the Future? +something Strande in the Garden +Bug Bites +Favorite Roadside Weeds/Wildflowers +Perennial, annual, woody plant and the weedy weed of the week +Blossom end rot of tomato, pepper and eggplant +Lace bug potpourri +Magnolia scale is oozing +Windshield wipes +Rotting celosia +Seed selection Part 1: Mixes versus blends +Brown Patch is circling +A perfect mite-storm +Flea beetles 'hoppening' in gardens +A Dream Vacation Complete hard copy available for $20 at gardenhelp@excite.com 1:28:26 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-33100.mp3 Sat, 04 Aug 2007 13:39:01 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-33100.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-33100.mp3 Life in the fast lane Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE45 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk Life in the fast lane 1:25:47 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-33099.mp3 Sat, 28 Jul 2007 13:32:41 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-33099.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com//TC-2758/TS-33099.mp3 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE44 - Vegetables 1:28:28 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-30124.mp3 Sat, 21 Jul 2007 13:33:21 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-30124.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-30124.mp3 +What best describes your gardening habits on vacation? +How to pit a peach +Cutting fresh corn off the cob +A quick way to cut a bell pepper +Two ways to dice tomatoes +How to trim fennel before cooking +Cutting broccoli so it cooks evenly +Getting the grit out of greens +Mashing garlic to a paste +July Highlights in the evening sky +Monarch mimicry +Agricultural slag +Dragonflies +Blend for your life +House finches at the doorstep +Summer stingers +Seductive assassins +Homemade Horticultural oil +July gardening tips +Cicada killer wasps abundant now +Effects of flooding on plants +Plants of the week +Ground nesting bees are buzzing +It's a bird, it's a plant, no, it's a hummingbird moth! +beautiful beetle Hardcopy available and Schedule me to speak to your group or club at gardenhelp@excite.com for $20 I am avai Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE43 - What best describes your gardening habits on vacation? +What best describes your gardening habits on vacation? +How to pit a peach +Cutting fresh corn off the cob +A quick way to cut a bell pepper +Two ways to dice tomatoes +How to trim fennel before cooking +Cutting broccoli so it cooks evenly +Getting the grit out of greens +Mashing garlic to a paste +July Highlights in the evening sky +Monarch mimicry +Agricultural slag +Dragonflies +Blend for your life +House finches at the doorstep +Summer stingers +Seductive assassins +Homemade Horticultural oil +July gardening tips +Cicada killer wasps abundant now +Effects of flooding on plants +Plants of the week +Ground nesting bees are buzzing +It's a bird, it's a plant, no, it's a hummingbird moth! +beautiful beetle Hardcopy available and Schedule me to speak to your group or club at gardenhelp@excite.com for $20 I am avai 1:27:16 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-30123.mp3 Sat, 14 Jul 2007 13:30:07 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-30123.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-30123.mp3 +Cow Pots---Unless you propagate everything yourself, you've probably got an abundance of plastic flowerpots in your garden shed. Plastic flowerpots are the bane of gardeners, which is why it's great that an alternative is now available. CowPots are made from 100% composted, dried, odor-free, compressed cow manure and are perfect for seed starters and later for transplanting. www.cowpots.com +Flowering plant sexes +Plants appear to recognize own kin +Venus flytrap +Vegetable nutrients +Tree branch growth direction +Lightning and plant colo +Coconut classification +Plant extinction +More summer watering tips +Ideas for cut flowers from your garden +Ornamental grasses +Zinnias +Keeping ponds clean +Succulents in the summer garden +Tips for growing tomatoes +Churchill and his garden +Physiological disorders of tomatoes +More on invasive plants +Cottage gardens +Perennial and woody ornamental of the week +Digging chiggers +Mosquitoes Bite! +Holely sweet potatoes +Milkweed menagerie +Potter wasps +Fire blight/bacterial fire blight on callery pears +Cicada killers on the loose! Hard copy of all information aired and not aired is available for $20 and to schedule me to speak to your club or group on gardening topics at gardenhelp@excite.com Don't forget to register for the free boat ride. guest: 2:45pm Matt Freund---CowPots Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE42 - 'Moooo've over flowerpots +Cow Pots---Unless you propagate everything yourself, you've probably got an abundance of plastic flowerpots in your garden shed. Plastic flowerpots are the bane of gardeners, which is why it's great that an alternative is now available. CowPots are made from 100% composted, dried, odor-free, compressed cow manure and are perfect for seed starters and later for transplanting. www.cowpots.com +Flowering plant sexes +Plants appear to recognize own kin +Venus flytrap +Vegetable nutrients +Tree branch growth direction +Lightning and plant colo +Coconut classification +Plant extinction +More summer watering tips +Ideas for cut flowers from your garden +Ornamental grasses +Zinnias +Keeping ponds clean +Succulents in the summer garden +Tips for growing tomatoes +Churchill and his garden +Physiological disorders of tomatoes +More on invasive plants +Cottage gardens +Perennial and woody ornamental of the week +Digging chiggers +Mosquitoes Bite! +Holely sweet potatoes +Milkweed menagerie +Potter wasps +Fire blight/bacterial fire blight on callery pears +Cicada killers on the loose! Hard copy of all information aired and not aired is available for $20 and to schedule me to speak to your club or group on gardening topics at gardenhelp@excite.com Don't forget to register for the free boat ride. guest: 2:45pm Matt Freund---CowPots 1:29:53 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-30122.mp3 Sat, 07 Jul 2007 13:33:46 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-30122.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-30122.mp3 Save the Date! September 20, Thursday Join us for a fun and educational voyage aboard the Gateway Clipper's Majestic and it's free just register by calling 724-776-0150 Also today is 7-7-07 so I have seven suggestions for: +7 Perennials of the week, Shasta Daisy 7 Woody Ornamental of the week, Japanese Stewartia +7 Weekly Wildflower, Hairy Galinsoga +7 Tilia Troubles +7 bugs and dieases Hope Spring Eternal with Ailanthus webworm +7 Persimmon Psyllid +Seeing Seven spots before your eyes? +7 Little baggers are really ravaging a number of the plants +7 Windshield wipes, while I was driving around this week +7 Green grapes gone brown +7 Leaf Blotch on Horsechestnut +7 Turf Tips +7 Buzz-Bombing Beetles--Green June Beetles +7 Flourishing Clover Flower Field/Lawns +7 Ataenius Larvae Rooting Out Turf +7 Fireflies are not flies, they are beetles +7 Health Benefits of Gardening +The First Garden--Planning for a garden at the White House +A Refreshing Brake +Do Homework Before Signing a Natural Gas or Oil Lease +Emerald Ash Borer Update +Diagnostic signs and symptoms consistent with emerald ash borer, but could also be associated with other ash problems +Homeowner Guide to Emerald Ash Borer Treatments +Nodding Ladies' Tresses +Watering vegetable and flower gardens in the summer +Are akk bib-native plants invasive? Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE41 - Register for Free Boat Ride Save the Date! September 20, Thursday Join us for a fun and educational voyage aboard the Gateway Clipper's Majestic and it's free just register by calling 724-776-0150 Also today is 7-7-07 so I have seven suggestions for: +7 Perennials of the week, Shasta Daisy 7 Woody Ornamental of the week, Japanese Stewartia +7 Weekly Wildflower, Hairy Galinsoga +7 Tilia Troubles +7 bugs and dieases Hope Spring Eternal with Ailanthus webworm +7 Persimmon Psyllid +Seeing Seven spots before your eyes? +7 Little baggers are really ravaging a number of the plants +7 Windshield wipes, while I was driving around this week +7 Green grapes gone brown +7 Leaf Blotch on Horsechestnut +7 Turf Tips +7 Buzz-Bombing Beetles--Green June Beetles +7 Flourishing Clover Flower Field/Lawns +7 Ataenius Larvae Rooting Out Turf +7 Fireflies are not flies, they are beetles +7 Health Benefits of Gardening +The First Garden--Planning for a garden at the White House +A Refreshing Brake +Do Homework Before Signing a Natural Gas or Oil Lease +Emerald Ash Borer Update +Diagnostic signs and symptoms consistent with emerald ash borer, but could also be associated with other ash problems +Homeowner Guide to Emerald Ash Borer Treatments +Nodding Ladies' Tresses +Watering vegetable and flower gardens in the summer +Are akk bib-native plants invasive? 1:31:09 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26313.mp3 Sat, 30 Jun 2007 13:30:20 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26313.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26313.mp3 Growing herbs is a practical pleasure---they are handsome and fragrant in the garden, indispensable in the kitchen, easy to grow and fascinating to study. Use in containers everywhere in the garden. Guests: 2:15pm Ray Rogers-'Pots in the Garden' expert design and planting techniques. 2:30pm Barbara Perry Lawton-'Parsleys, Fennels and Queen Anne's Lace' herbs and ornamentals from the umbel family 2:45pm Sue Amatangelo---'Absolutely Beautiful Containers' the ABC's of creative container gardens +Heartwood rots of trees +West Nile +Mosquito Look-a-like +Roof Gardening +Herbs of the week +Growing Peas +Black Walnut Tree Toxicity +Masked Chafers and Japanese Beetles Have Emerged +Woollybears in the Garden +Easy to Grow Edible Flowers and salad greens +Perennial, Woody ornamental, annual and weed of the week +Brown Recluse Bites Again-maybe Not! +Hickory Tussock Moth +Flaming Black Locusts +Bagworms, It Is Time to Treat! And as usual hard copy is available to cover topics in more detail. The cost is $20 gardenhelp@excite.com Subscribe to Jane Nugent's Monthly Gardening Newsletter MonthlyGardenTips@hotmail.com $35 for twelve issues. Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE40 - Herbs:Chillers, Spillers and Fillers Growing herbs is a practical pleasure---they are handsome and fragrant in the garden, indispensable in the kitchen, easy to grow and fascinating to study. Use in containers everywhere in the garden. Guests: 2:15pm Ray Rogers-'Pots in the Garden' expert design and planting techniques. 2:30pm Barbara Perry Lawton-'Parsleys, Fennels and Queen Anne's Lace' herbs and ornamentals from the umbel family 2:45pm Sue Amatangelo---'Absolutely Beautiful Containers' the ABC's of creative container gardens +Heartwood rots of trees +West Nile +Mosquito Look-a-like +Roof Gardening +Herbs of the week +Growing Peas +Black Walnut Tree Toxicity +Masked Chafers and Japanese Beetles Have Emerged +Woollybears in the Garden +Easy to Grow Edible Flowers and salad greens +Perennial, Woody ornamental, annual and weed of the week +Brown Recluse Bites Again-maybe Not! +Hickory Tussock Moth +Flaming Black Locusts +Bagworms, It Is Time to Treat! And as usual hard copy is available to cover topics in more detail. The cost is $20 gardenhelp@excite.com Subscribe to Jane Nugent's Monthly Gardening Newsletter MonthlyGardenTips@hotmail.com $35 for twelve issues. 1:29:42 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26311.mp3 Sat, 23 Jun 2007 13:49:28 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26311.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26311.mp3 Get Free tickets to Boat Ride on Thursday September 20, sponsored by Stream Restoration Inc. by calling 724-776-0150 Join us for a fun and educational voyage aboard the Gateway Clipper Majestic Guests: 2:00pm eastern time-Marilyn Smith-Director of Children's Education-'Gardening with Children' 2:15pm Jeff Gerson---The Homewood Cemetery Community Garden Celebrates It's 30th Year Anniversary 2:30pm Vincent Simmone-Director of the Planting Fields Arborenum State Historic Par in Oyster Bay, New York and author of 'Great Flowering Landscape Trees' 2:45pm Barbara Maudin-Curator of Latin American folk art at the Museum of International Folk Art -See at Carnegie Museum of Natural History Hard copy of today's radio program is available at gardenhelp@excite.com for $20 +Create a backyard wildlife habitat +Spicebush +Allergy Free Gardening +Construction of a Grape Trellis +Plant Disease Clinic Update +Bagworms Have Hatched +How to Grow Lettuce +Vegetable Pollintion and Fertilization +Xeriscape Gardening Myths +What's in Bloom +Plant Highlights for the week +Leaf Droppers +Deciduous Tree Debacle +Mimosa Webworm Tangles up honeylocust leaves +Waiting on Drier Weather? +Broad Mites +Fireflies:Interesting and Beneficial +Growing Snap Beans +Summer Cats are out! +The Spotted Sandpiper +Backyard Invasion +Spider Mites taking the heat +Rust Never Sleeps Gardening Newsletter available Monthly for subscribition of $35 a year gardenhelp@excite.com Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE39 - Homegrown vegetables have Flavor Get Free tickets to Boat Ride on Thursday September 20, sponsored by Stream Restoration Inc. by calling 724-776-0150 Join us for a fun and educational voyage aboard the Gateway Clipper Majestic Guests: 2:00pm eastern time-Marilyn Smith-Director of Children's Education-'Gardening with Children' 2:15pm Jeff Gerson---The Homewood Cemetery Community Garden Celebrates It's 30th Year Anniversary 2:30pm Vincent Simmone-Director of the Planting Fields Arborenum State Historic Par in Oyster Bay, New York and author of 'Great Flowering Landscape Trees' 2:45pm Barbara Maudin-Curator of Latin American folk art at the Museum of International Folk Art -See at Carnegie Museum of Natural History Hard copy of today's radio program is available at gardenhelp@excite.com for $20 +Create a backyard wildlife habitat +Spicebush +Allergy Free Gardening +Construction of a Grape Trellis +Plant Disease Clinic Update +Bagworms Have Hatched +How to Grow Lettuce +Vegetable Pollintion and Fertilization +Xeriscape Gardening Myths +What's in Bloom +Plant Highlights for the week +Leaf Droppers +Deciduous Tree Debacle +Mimosa Webworm Tangles up honeylocust leaves +Waiting on Drier Weather? +Broad Mites +Fireflies:Interesting and Beneficial +Growing Snap Beans +Summer Cats are out! +The Spotted Sandpiper +Backyard Invasion +Spider Mites taking the heat +Rust Never Sleeps Gardening Newsletter available Monthly for subscribition of $35 a year gardenhelp@excite.com 1:15:46 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26309.mp3 Sat, 16 Jun 2007 13:30:52 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26309.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26309.mp3 Not only shrubs, canes and vines but also dwarf trees in restricted form, trained against a wall or fence of grown in an open space. +The Fleecy Flacids are back!! +Full Strawberry Moon +Signs of showers +Send snakes slethering +Highbush Blueberry +Reach the sky with Joe-Pye +Sweetspire-A great native +Japanese iris +Fruitful wisdom if a watermelon seed could talk +Renovation of June bearing strawberries +Windshield wipe +Apple scab on crabapple +Carpenter ants in trees +Planting broccoli, cabbage and cauliflower +Wild Strawberries +Natural methods of slug removal +Framing your home through landscape design +Pruning deciduous and flowering plants +Perennial of the week--- astilbe +Woody ornamental of the week--European beech +Annual of the week-Lantana +The weekly weed--Giant hogweed +Fall webworm +Walnut petiole galls arise +Windshield wipes +Disease--a peach of a leaf curl +Watering to keep lawns attractive and healthy Hard copy is available for $20 www.gardenhelp.com Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE38 - Happy Father's Day Weekend and the last weekend of spring Not only shrubs, canes and vines but also dwarf trees in restricted form, trained against a wall or fence of grown in an open space. +The Fleecy Flacids are back!! +Full Strawberry Moon +Signs of showers +Send snakes slethering +Highbush Blueberry +Reach the sky with Joe-Pye +Sweetspire-A great native +Japanese iris +Fruitful wisdom if a watermelon seed could talk +Renovation of June bearing strawberries +Windshield wipe +Apple scab on crabapple +Carpenter ants in trees +Planting broccoli, cabbage and cauliflower +Wild Strawberries +Natural methods of slug removal +Framing your home through landscape design +Pruning deciduous and flowering plants +Perennial of the week--- astilbe +Woody ornamental of the week--European beech +Annual of the week-Lantana +The weekly weed--Giant hogweed +Fall webworm +Walnut petiole galls arise +Windshield wipes +Disease--a peach of a leaf curl +Watering to keep lawns attractive and healthy Hard copy is available for $20 www.gardenhelp.com 1:34:23 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26308.mp3 Sat, 09 Jun 2007 13:28:55 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26308.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26308.mp3 Guests: 2:15pm Herb and Loretta Wyland inventers of BACK-AT-U-BASEBALL WYLAND ENTERPRISES, RR 3 Box 540 Holidaysburg, PA 16648 814-327-0967 No friends around? Now you can have a catch baseball by yourself. I give it 5 ripe tomatoes. 2:30pm Yurie Uriasov---Magnetic Retaining Device Keep pens, glasses and other things handy! 877-772-1888 yuripach@netzero.com I give this one 5 ripe tomatoes. 2:45pm Jennifer Hammond--Brella-Bag--It's a nylon bag designed to hold an umbrella while giving you a 'hands free' Rainy Day Solutions 1100 Rollingridge Ct, Orlando, FL 32835 www.brellabag.com I give this 5 ripe tomatoes. +Garden Trivia +Looking at Horticulture from a Different Angle +Common Gardening Mistakes +The color of Hydrangeas +Coffee Grounds for the garden +Obsession-Fernleaf Peony +Agricultural Slag-Manure +Earwigs in the Landscape +Summer care of lawns +Do your deer leap your fences and laugh at sprayed repellent? 15 plants they don't like +15 plants for long-lasting fragrance +Slugging it out with slugs in your garden +What's blooming and what's creeping +Artery fungus on target +A stitch in time saves nine---Red thread now! +Deceptive drought damage +snail mail and email answered +The Three Sisters +hard or soft copy of the complete program www.gardenhelp cost:$20 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE37 - A Garden in Every Yard...Fresh Flowers on Every Table Guests: 2:15pm Herb and Loretta Wyland inventers of BACK-AT-U-BASEBALL WYLAND ENTERPRISES, RR 3 Box 540 Holidaysburg, PA 16648 814-327-0967 No friends around? Now you can have a catch baseball by yourself. I give it 5 ripe tomatoes. 2:30pm Yurie Uriasov---Magnetic Retaining Device Keep pens, glasses and other things handy! 877-772-1888 yuripach@netzero.com I give this one 5 ripe tomatoes. 2:45pm Jennifer Hammond--Brella-Bag--It's a nylon bag designed to hold an umbrella while giving you a 'hands free' Rainy Day Solutions 1100 Rollingridge Ct, Orlando, FL 32835 www.brellabag.com I give this 5 ripe tomatoes. +Garden Trivia +Looking at Horticulture from a Different Angle +Common Gardening Mistakes +The color of Hydrangeas +Coffee Grounds for the garden +Obsession-Fernleaf Peony +Agricultural Slag-Manure +Earwigs in the Landscape +Summer care of lawns +Do your deer leap your fences and laugh at sprayed repellent? 15 plants they don't like +15 plants for long-lasting fragrance +Slugging it out with slugs in your garden +What's blooming and what's creeping +Artery fungus on target +A stitch in time saves nine---Red thread now! +Deceptive drought damage +snail mail and email answered +The Three Sisters +hard or soft copy of the complete program www.gardenhelp cost:$20 1:31:13 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26167.mp3 Sat, 02 Jun 2007 13:36:57 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26167.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-26167.mp3 Roses are red, violets are blue, but they don't get around, like dandelions do. +Gardener's jury has started it deliberations... +Environmentally friendly paving.... +Time of Peony---Is it pennies, pineys, pea-o'nees or pea'o-nees (my choice)?... +Serve up safe summer picnics and cookouts.... +New jersey Tea is a deciduous perennial shrub native to the eastern... +Hot weather impacts vegetables... +Cool-season vegetables... +Bee and pollination---Honeybees, the most important.... +Perennial of the week... +Annual of the week... +Weedly Weed of the week... +Boxelder Bug-Mania---heavy boxelder bug activity noted a call.... +Flies really bite? Sometime gardeners make the mistake of mixing.... +Is that an anto or a spider? Observed a strangely behaving anut while working... +On the road, windshield smears... +Needle blight on Austrian Pines... +Dry and thirsty lawn seeds.... +Preventiv control of white grubs in lawns.., If you would like a complete hard copy of this week's program just email me at Gardenhelp@excite.com available for $15 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE36 - Roses are red, violets are blue, but... Roses are red, violets are blue, but they don't get around, like dandelions do. +Gardener's jury has started it deliberations... +Environmentally friendly paving.... +Time of Peony---Is it pennies, pineys, pea-o'nees or pea'o-nees (my choice)?... +Serve up safe summer picnics and cookouts.... +New jersey Tea is a deciduous perennial shrub native to the eastern... +Hot weather impacts vegetables... +Cool-season vegetables... +Bee and pollination---Honeybees, the most important.... +Perennial of the week... +Annual of the week... +Weedly Weed of the week... +Boxelder Bug-Mania---heavy boxelder bug activity noted a call.... +Flies really bite? Sometime gardeners make the mistake of mixing.... +Is that an anto or a spider? Observed a strangely behaving anut while working... +On the road, windshield smears... +Needle blight on Austrian Pines... +Dry and thirsty lawn seeds.... +Preventiv control of white grubs in lawns.., If you would like a complete hard copy of this week's program just email me at Gardenhelp@excite.com available for $15 1:23:21 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16226.mp3 Sat, 26 May 2007 13:30:11 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16226.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16226.mp3 Victory Gardens Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE34 - Victory Gardens-Memorial Day Weekend Victory Gardens 1:36:24 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16225.mp3 Sat, 19 May 2007 13:31:23 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16225.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16225.mp3 You can request a hard copy of the program at Gardenhelp@excite.com cost is $15 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE33 - Armed Forces Day You can request a hard copy of the program at Gardenhelp@excite.com cost is $15 1:28:52 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-22303.mp3 Sat, 12 May 2007 13:50:38 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-22303.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-22303.mp3 You can get a hard copy of today's program at Gardenhelp@excite.com cost is $15 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE35 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk You can get a hard copy of today's program at Gardenhelp@excite.com cost is $15 1:09:18 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16224.mp3 Sat, 12 May 2007 13:33:13 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16224.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16224.mp3 You can get a hard copy of today's topics at Gardenhelp@excite.com cost $15 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE32 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk You can get a hard copy of today's topics at Gardenhelp@excite.com cost $15 12:43 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16221.mp3 Sat, 05 May 2007 13:31:54 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16221.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16221.mp3 You can get a hard copy of today's program on Gardenhelp@excite.com Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE31 - Cinco De Mayo You can get a hard copy of today's program on Gardenhelp@excite.com 1:27:59 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16220.mp3 Sat, 28 Apr 2007 13:30:55 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16220.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16220.mp3 April is a busy month---seedlings are put out in the sun, seedlings are whishked back indoors when temperatures unexpectedly plummet and dream gardens are plotted and planted throughout the season. When you are ready for a break, sit down and tune into Jane Nugent's Garden Talk. Bloom sequence and insect activity; perennial plant of the week and woody plant of the week; The chillin' report; Natural insecticides; plants for shade gardens; Hummingbird gardens; Carolina Silverbell; Don't guess-soil test; Fighting Phragmites; Controlling insects and diseases in home fruit planting; What to do when hiring an arborist; Roses-what to do now; Freeze damage to apple crop; Gypsy Moths have hatched and are waiting for food; Maggots on the greens; Ataenius time is near; The label is the law; time to register for the Ohio River Watershed Celebration call 724-776-0150 or www.streamrestorationinc.org/rsvp and there is no cost! Tell them Jane Nugent invited you. guests: 2:30pm Tracy DiSabato-Aust: The Well-Tended Perennial Garden Planting and pruning techniques 2:45pm Lin Wellford-Painted Garden Art Anyone Can Do Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE30 - Painted Garden Art Anyone Can do April is a busy month---seedlings are put out in the sun, seedlings are whishked back indoors when temperatures unexpectedly plummet and dream gardens are plotted and planted throughout the season. When you are ready for a break, sit down and tune into Jane Nugent's Garden Talk. Bloom sequence and insect activity; perennial plant of the week and woody plant of the week; The chillin' report; Natural insecticides; plants for shade gardens; Hummingbird gardens; Carolina Silverbell; Don't guess-soil test; Fighting Phragmites; Controlling insects and diseases in home fruit planting; What to do when hiring an arborist; Roses-what to do now; Freeze damage to apple crop; Gypsy Moths have hatched and are waiting for food; Maggots on the greens; Ataenius time is near; The label is the law; time to register for the Ohio River Watershed Celebration call 724-776-0150 or www.streamrestorationinc.org/rsvp and there is no cost! Tell them Jane Nugent invited you. guests: 2:30pm Tracy DiSabato-Aust: The Well-Tended Perennial Garden Planting and pruning techniques 2:45pm Lin Wellford-Painted Garden Art Anyone Can Do 1:29:33 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16219.mp3 Sat, 21 Apr 2007 13:32:01 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16219.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16219.mp3 guests: 2:45pm John Cushnie--How to propagate Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE29 - How to Propagate guests: 2:45pm John Cushnie--How to propagate 1:36:05 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16218.mp3 Sat, 14 Apr 2007 13:30:30 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16218.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-16218.mp3 Dirty Little Secrets: 5 steps to gardens success. What to grow tasty tomatoes and fabulous foxgloves? Just folow these five easy steps!; Effects of Record Cold April Temeratures on Horticultural Plants; Cutting Gardens; Did You Know?; Fringe Tree; Garden Gadgets; Growing Rasberries; Can Sick Plants Make People Sick?; Hard copy available at www.JaneNugent.com Guests: 2:05pm Mark Highland-Organic Mechanics Coming to Mid-Atlantic garden centers and Whole Foods stores this spring is a new organic potting soil that is "right on" target with the current environmental movement sweeping the country. Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE28 - Dirty Little Secrets Dirty Little Secrets: 5 steps to gardens success. What to grow tasty tomatoes and fabulous foxgloves? Just folow these five easy steps!; Effects of Record Cold April Temeratures on Horticultural Plants; Cutting Gardens; Did You Know?; Fringe Tree; Garden Gadgets; Growing Rasberries; Can Sick Plants Make People Sick?; Hard copy available at www.JaneNugent.com Guests: 2:05pm Mark Highland-Organic Mechanics Coming to Mid-Atlantic garden centers and Whole Foods stores this spring is a new organic potting soil that is "right on" target with the current environmental movement sweeping the country. 1:29:40 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-14978.mp3 Sat, 07 Apr 2007 13:30:31 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-14978.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-14978.mp3 Natural Dyes for Easter Eggs; Bunny Business; What is a Scoville Scale?; Decorative Willow Edging; Serviceberry; The New Pressure-Treated Wood; Plant Trivia; Application of Preemergence Herbicides to Lawns, Naturally; Yellowing of Spruce; Seed Balls; Pawpaw Tree; Working with wet clay soils; Lawn care tips; Fruit gardens; When we think of maples, flowers are probably not the first thing that comes to mind; complete hard copy $20 available guests: 2:45pm Marjorie Harris-How to Make a Garden: The 7 Essential Steps for the Canadian Gardener-For people who are baffled by empty spaces, crowed by weeds and longing to have something goreous to look at. It's also for people who have lovely gardens but need to be reminded of the basics and the core ideas that make a garden truly successful. Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE27 - Easter Baskets Natural Dyes for Easter Eggs; Bunny Business; What is a Scoville Scale?; Decorative Willow Edging; Serviceberry; The New Pressure-Treated Wood; Plant Trivia; Application of Preemergence Herbicides to Lawns, Naturally; Yellowing of Spruce; Seed Balls; Pawpaw Tree; Working with wet clay soils; Lawn care tips; Fruit gardens; When we think of maples, flowers are probably not the first thing that comes to mind; complete hard copy $20 available guests: 2:45pm Marjorie Harris-How to Make a Garden: The 7 Essential Steps for the Canadian Gardener-For people who are baffled by empty spaces, crowed by weeds and longing to have something goreous to look at. It's also for people who have lovely gardens but need to be reminded of the basics and the core ideas that make a garden truly successful. 1:29:32 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-13696.mp3 Sat, 31 Mar 2007 13:33:00 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-13696.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-13696.mp3 Natural Dyes for Easter Eggs; Easter Lily; The incredible egg; Robin nesting; Plant facts; Alternatives to invasives; Water gardening; Potting bench; Gardening checklist for the last weekend in March; Grow your own lettuce; Spring Salads; Versatile Flowering Trees; Dividing Hostas; Spring Snowballs; Cottage gardening; Cultivating art; Color without the cost; Carefree roses; Pass-along favorites; Flowers that plant themselves; Must-have perennials; Bodacious bulbs; Water-wise landscape; Arranging flowers; You can request a hard copy at www.JaneNugent.com for a fee of $20. Guests: 2:30pm Ken Horest--Organic fungicide 2:45pm Jon Rosenthal-Dynamite fertilizer Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE26 - March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb Natural Dyes for Easter Eggs; Easter Lily; The incredible egg; Robin nesting; Plant facts; Alternatives to invasives; Water gardening; Potting bench; Gardening checklist for the last weekend in March; Grow your own lettuce; Spring Salads; Versatile Flowering Trees; Dividing Hostas; Spring Snowballs; Cottage gardening; Cultivating art; Color without the cost; Carefree roses; Pass-along favorites; Flowers that plant themselves; Must-have perennials; Bodacious bulbs; Water-wise landscape; Arranging flowers; You can request a hard copy at www.JaneNugent.com for a fee of $20. Guests: 2:30pm Ken Horest--Organic fungicide 2:45pm Jon Rosenthal-Dynamite fertilizer 1:27:05 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-13695.mp3 Sat, 24 Mar 2007 13:30:30 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-13695.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-13695.mp3 Starbursts of bloom; On the water garden front; Rock gardens in the shade; Flower Tails; Terra Cotta Revival; Succeeding with Lisianthus; Blueberries of a different hue; Xeric evergreens; Re-assessing the aphid; Better Silverbells; Smake water works; Everblooming 'Lilies'; Perennials in the news; Choices in chestnuts; Common Hibiscus; Bright-barked Lilac; Trees to save the world; and answering your gardening questions. Hard copy of topics covered available for $20 you can request at www.JaneNugent.com Guests: 2:00pm Kevin Pottmeyer-The Grow More Root Feeder Irrigator Tool US purchases: www.rootfeed.com Canadian purchases:www.rittenhouse.ca 2:15pm Chris Roddick-The Tree Care Primer 2:30pm Dr. Homer-Dixon---Climate change 2:45pm Sheila Jones---Jobes Crystals Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE25 - First Weekend of Spring Starbursts of bloom; On the water garden front; Rock gardens in the shade; Flower Tails; Terra Cotta Revival; Succeeding with Lisianthus; Blueberries of a different hue; Xeric evergreens; Re-assessing the aphid; Better Silverbells; Smake water works; Everblooming 'Lilies'; Perennials in the news; Choices in chestnuts; Common Hibiscus; Bright-barked Lilac; Trees to save the world; and answering your gardening questions. Hard copy of topics covered available for $20 you can request at www.JaneNugent.com Guests: 2:00pm Kevin Pottmeyer-The Grow More Root Feeder Irrigator Tool US purchases: www.rootfeed.com Canadian purchases:www.rittenhouse.ca 2:15pm Chris Roddick-The Tree Care Primer 2:30pm Dr. Homer-Dixon---Climate change 2:45pm Sheila Jones---Jobes Crystals 1:29:39 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-8296.mp3 Sat, 03 Mar 2007 13:31:16 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-8296.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-8296.mp3 Free tickets to the 5th Annual Pennsylavania Garden Expo March 10-11; send a stamped self-address envelop to: Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 2949 Elsiton Street Pgh. PA 15101 while supplies last. Schedule Jane Nugent to speak to your club www.JaneNugent.com guests: 2:30pm Lynn Byczynski---Hoop Houses 2:45pm Sherri Hunter---Garden Concrete Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE22 - Spring into Gardening!!! Free tickets to the 5th Annual Pennsylavania Garden Expo March 10-11; send a stamped self-address envelop to: Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 2949 Elsiton Street Pgh. PA 15101 while supplies last. Schedule Jane Nugent to speak to your club www.JaneNugent.com guests: 2:30pm Lynn Byczynski---Hoop Houses 2:45pm Sherri Hunter---Garden Concrete 1:29:01 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-8295.mp3 Sat, 24 Feb 2007 13:30:15 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-8295.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-8295.mp3 Treat your garden like a living, breathing extension of your home----a room with a celing made of sky, clouds and sunlight. guests: 2:05pm Terry Bush--Pennsylvania Garden Expo March 8-11; I will be there on Sunday 2:15pm Bob Polomski---Gardening in Alabama and Mississippi 2:30pm Amanda Zeknden--Japananese Prints at the Carnegie Museum 2:45pm Lynn Coulter---gardening with heirloom seeds Request free tickets to the PA Farm Show Complex and Expo Center, please send a stamped self addressed envelope to: Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 2949 Elsiton Street Pittsburgh, PA 15101 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE21 - Learn to treat your garden like a living Treat your garden like a living, breathing extension of your home----a room with a celing made of sky, clouds and sunlight. guests: 2:05pm Terry Bush--Pennsylvania Garden Expo March 8-11; I will be there on Sunday 2:15pm Bob Polomski---Gardening in Alabama and Mississippi 2:30pm Amanda Zeknden--Japananese Prints at the Carnegie Museum 2:45pm Lynn Coulter---gardening with heirloom seeds Request free tickets to the PA Farm Show Complex and Expo Center, please send a stamped self addressed envelope to: Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 2949 Elsiton Street Pittsburgh, PA 15101 1:29:52 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-8294.mp3 Sat, 17 Feb 2007 13:32:22 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-8294.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-8294.mp3 Pruning small fruits in late winter and early spring; Ostrich ferns a native plant; Chilly enough for ya?; Burn, Baby Burn; Ash Wednesday; Heirloom seeds; Keeping tools clean and sharp; Whimisical gardens; Philadelphia Flower Show; your questions answered Guests: 2:30pm Dr. Granger morgan-Carrnegie Mellon Univ, 'Why Climate is Changing and what we can do about it? 2:45pm National Arbor Day Foundation representative Michelle Saulnier-Scribner who is the National Coordinator for the 2007 National Poster Contest. www.arborday.org Free tickets to the 5th annual Pennsylvania Garden Expo March 8-11 @ the PA farm Show Complex & Expo Center, Harrisburg, PA request as many tickets as you need while supplies last, send a stamped self-sddress envelope to: Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 2949 Elsiton Street Pittsburgh, PA 15101 2007 Arbor Day National Poster Contest 'Trees are Terrific...and forest s are too! sponsored by Toyota @ www.arborday.org DeBolt Unlimited Travel: March 10-11 weekend in Philadelphia for Flower Show 412-461-9125 or 800-433-2658 Realities and Challenges of Global Warming/Global Dimming Monday April 23 @ Eddy Theatre, Chatham College, Pgh, PA schedule Jane Nugent to come and speak at your club. www.JaneNugent.com Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE20 - Learn to Plant A Presidental Garden Pruning small fruits in late winter and early spring; Ostrich ferns a native plant; Chilly enough for ya?; Burn, Baby Burn; Ash Wednesday; Heirloom seeds; Keeping tools clean and sharp; Whimisical gardens; Philadelphia Flower Show; your questions answered Guests: 2:30pm Dr. Granger morgan-Carrnegie Mellon Univ, 'Why Climate is Changing and what we can do about it? 2:45pm National Arbor Day Foundation representative Michelle Saulnier-Scribner who is the National Coordinator for the 2007 National Poster Contest. www.arborday.org Free tickets to the 5th annual Pennsylvania Garden Expo March 8-11 @ the PA farm Show Complex & Expo Center, Harrisburg, PA request as many tickets as you need while supplies last, send a stamped self-sddress envelope to: Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 2949 Elsiton Street Pittsburgh, PA 15101 2007 Arbor Day National Poster Contest 'Trees are Terrific...and forest s are too! sponsored by Toyota @ www.arborday.org DeBolt Unlimited Travel: March 10-11 weekend in Philadelphia for Flower Show 412-461-9125 or 800-433-2658 Realities and Challenges of Global Warming/Global Dimming Monday April 23 @ Eddy Theatre, Chatham College, Pgh, PA schedule Jane Nugent to come and speak at your club. www.JaneNugent.com 1:27:48 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-8293.mp3 Sat, 10 Feb 2007 13:31:45 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-8293.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-8293.mp3 Request free tickets to PA Garden Expo please send stamped self addressed envelope to Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 2949 Elsiton Street Pittsburgh, PA 15101 Schedul Jane to speak at your next club meeting. www.JaneNugent.com Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE19 - Happy Valentine Day! Plants to love!!! Request free tickets to PA Garden Expo please send stamped self addressed envelope to Jane Nugent's Garden Talk 2949 Elsiton Street Pittsburgh, PA 15101 Schedul Jane to speak at your next club meeting. www.JaneNugent.com 1:28:15 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-8292.mp3 Sat, 03 Feb 2007 13:30:19 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-8292.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-8292.mp3 Here's to a healthier environment! Prepare for spring by doing the following things...; Hillside Hank; Pond Liners; Answering mail; Backyard Native Plant Habitat; A Rain Garden; Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE18 - I'm focusing on all things "green" in the gardening world. Here's to a healthier environment! Prepare for spring by doing the following things...; Hillside Hank; Pond Liners; Answering mail; Backyard Native Plant Habitat; A Rain Garden; 2:22:42 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-5845.mp3 Sat, 27 Jan 2007 13:33:21 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-5845.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-5845.mp3 Hollies for Gardeners by Christopher Bailes from Timber Press Outdoors north, south, east and west: trees are the sentinels of winter; Check list for January; Letters and emails answered; Suet for winter food; Capture the beauty of cape primrose; Cuttings from cape primroses; Make composting convenient; Build a trellis to enhance your garden; How plants overwinter; Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE17 - The Sentinels of Winter, Hollies for Gardeners Hollies for Gardeners by Christopher Bailes from Timber Press Outdoors north, south, east and west: trees are the sentinels of winter; Check list for January; Letters and emails answered; Suet for winter food; Capture the beauty of cape primrose; Cuttings from cape primroses; Make composting convenient; Build a trellis to enhance your garden; How plants overwinter; 58:15 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-5844.mp3 Sat, 20 Jan 2007 13:30:51 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-5844.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-5844.mp3 Checklist for mid-January activiites in the garden: Asparagus, dormont oil, houseplants, lawns, ornamental grasses; pruning; roses; seed orders; vegetables, watering; Some southern gardening regions; River Birch wears a clock of shaggy bark; Spruce up stockade fencing; Aralias:form is their feature; Sunrooms for all seasons; Let It be spring; Think before you prune; Benjamin figs; Birds; Cold damage; Compost; Planting; Poinsettias; Snow; Tools; Watering; Letters and emails answered; Listener Tip of the Month; Chickadee-bird for all seasons; Good news about houseplants; Bark takes center stage; Get a jump on spring; Ten top terrific tomatoes; No-Fail: these beauties are a snap to start from seed and guaranteed to bloom in any garden. Yes, even yours!; Starting a garden journel; Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE16 - Sprucing up your yard and home Checklist for mid-January activiites in the garden: Asparagus, dormont oil, houseplants, lawns, ornamental grasses; pruning; roses; seed orders; vegetables, watering; Some southern gardening regions; River Birch wears a clock of shaggy bark; Spruce up stockade fencing; Aralias:form is their feature; Sunrooms for all seasons; Let It be spring; Think before you prune; Benjamin figs; Birds; Cold damage; Compost; Planting; Poinsettias; Snow; Tools; Watering; Letters and emails answered; Listener Tip of the Month; Chickadee-bird for all seasons; Good news about houseplants; Bark takes center stage; Get a jump on spring; Ten top terrific tomatoes; No-Fail: these beauties are a snap to start from seed and guaranteed to bloom in any garden. Yes, even yours!; Starting a garden journel; 1:29:13 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-5843.mp3 Sat, 13 Jan 2007 13:31:07 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-5843.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-5843.mp3 Create a green world of your own: Terrariums are easy and fun to make!; How do you know if your plants need repotting?; Rakes from A to Z; Life is short and then its dries out-vernal pools; Checklist for January: Birds, Boston ferns, boxwoods, houseplants, lawns, pruning, tools, trees and vegetables; Start your garden indoors; Are you aware of the change in day length?; January is the month for turning over a new leaf; Feeder maintenance; Birds at night; Clutch size; Winter wren; Insects in winter; Turkeys; Milkweed beetles; pest/disease controls: Horticultural oils; January is national mailorder gardening month; Houseplants you can live with: Gardening around the country; Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE15 - Create a Green World of Your Own! Terrariums Create a green world of your own: Terrariums are easy and fun to make!; How do you know if your plants need repotting?; Rakes from A to Z; Life is short and then its dries out-vernal pools; Checklist for January: Birds, Boston ferns, boxwoods, houseplants, lawns, pruning, tools, trees and vegetables; Start your garden indoors; Are you aware of the change in day length?; January is the month for turning over a new leaf; Feeder maintenance; Birds at night; Clutch size; Winter wren; Insects in winter; Turkeys; Milkweed beetles; pest/disease controls: Horticultural oils; January is national mailorder gardening month; Houseplants you can live with: Gardening around the country; 1:29:09 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-5842.mp3 Sat, 06 Jan 2007 13:31:19 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-5842.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-5842.mp3 Still working on your New Year's resolutions list?; January gardening tips; Flowering shrubs; prune now and create a blooming bouquet; New Plants; Bulbs and other spring flowering plants; Start some tomatoe seeds; Starting a gardening journal; Birds of a Feather; The tree that changes twice; Bright blooms for dull days; Rearrange your landscape; Letters and emails answered; Paperwhites are a bloom'n: If you don't know the difference between paper weights and paperwhites discover more; Terra-cotta 101; Repotting houseplants; What's your gardening style?; Toxic plants; Noteworthy perennials; Aristocratic annuals; Growing grass indoors; Clay vs. plastic containers; Shovels A to Z; Tools to get you started; Best hoses for the garden; Junk to Jewels; Turn Shovel into yardstick; New garden shed; Leaf drop on indoor figs; It's tree-tappin' time; Guests: 2:30pm eastern time Dana Davis Window Magic http://Stores.Ebay.com/window-magic Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE14 - Happy New Year!!! Birds of a Feather... Still working on your New Year's resolutions list?; January gardening tips; Flowering shrubs; prune now and create a blooming bouquet; New Plants; Bulbs and other spring flowering plants; Start some tomatoe seeds; Starting a gardening journal; Birds of a Feather; The tree that changes twice; Bright blooms for dull days; Rearrange your landscape; Letters and emails answered; Paperwhites are a bloom'n: If you don't know the difference between paper weights and paperwhites discover more; Terra-cotta 101; Repotting houseplants; What's your gardening style?; Toxic plants; Noteworthy perennials; Aristocratic annuals; Growing grass indoors; Clay vs. plastic containers; Shovels A to Z; Tools to get you started; Best hoses for the garden; Junk to Jewels; Turn Shovel into yardstick; New garden shed; Leaf drop on indoor figs; It's tree-tappin' time; Guests: 2:30pm eastern time Dana Davis Window Magic http://Stores.Ebay.com/window-magic 1:29:45 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-5841.mp3 Sat, 30 Dec 2006 13:33:02 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-5841.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-5841.mp3 Did Santa bring you a new pond?; New Year resolutions; On the meaning of gardening; Design your vegetable garden; Reading seed catalogs; Choosing vegetable varieties; Around the garden; Starting tomato seeds for the first tomato in Pittsburgh; Gardening Journal; Watering potted plants; Oh, Deer!!!; Checklest for the end of December to do list; Forcing branches into bloom; Rhubarb means what?; Herbs and Spices; Cold was casualties; Cicada life cycle; Egg-sactly right; Diapause; Ice-Houses; Bat wings; Pine cones; Crows-pro and cons; How will the cold affect our plants?; Subscribe to January gardening newsletter and discover why thousands of fellow petal pushers and other green thumbers do, too!; Or, try just one month and see what all the rhubarb is about; www.JaneNugent.com Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE13 - Gardener's New Year Resolutions!!! Starting tomato seeds Did Santa bring you a new pond?; New Year resolutions; On the meaning of gardening; Design your vegetable garden; Reading seed catalogs; Choosing vegetable varieties; Around the garden; Starting tomato seeds for the first tomato in Pittsburgh; Gardening Journal; Watering potted plants; Oh, Deer!!!; Checklest for the end of December to do list; Forcing branches into bloom; Rhubarb means what?; Herbs and Spices; Cold was casualties; Cicada life cycle; Egg-sactly right; Diapause; Ice-Houses; Bat wings; Pine cones; Crows-pro and cons; How will the cold affect our plants?; Subscribe to January gardening newsletter and discover why thousands of fellow petal pushers and other green thumbers do, too!; Or, try just one month and see what all the rhubarb is about; www.JaneNugent.com 1:38:12 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-4417.mp3 Sat, 23 Dec 2006 13:31:20 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-4417.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-4417.mp3 Let it snow, but don't get snowed under; Garden Catalogs; List of Seed Companies only on hard copy; Green Holiday Decorating; Basal Rot of Prickly Pear; The term Xeriscape; Butternut Blight; Rain Barrels; Leaf Shredders; Tips for Preparing a Planting Bed - Landscaping 101; Selecting garden gloves; The origins of plants in holiday traditions; Fun facts about Christmas trees; Maintaining attractive houseplants; Winter's "fowl" weather winging its way into Pennsylvania; Wood Heating Savvy; Breaking through the seeds; Balsam fir; "Panning" for pomegrannate seeds; Winter cooking showcases nuts; Compost tumblers; Trees and global warming; Herbs in winter; for topics not covered on episode 12 you can get the entire program either email or hard copy for $20 at www.JaneNugent.com or Jane Nugent/WPTT radio suite 3rd floor 900 Parrish Street Pittsburgh, PA 15220 USA Guests: 2:45pm eastern time Interview with Santa Claus Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE12 - Interview with Santa Claus; Let it snow! Let it snow, but don't get snowed under; Garden Catalogs; List of Seed Companies only on hard copy; Green Holiday Decorating; Basal Rot of Prickly Pear; The term Xeriscape; Butternut Blight; Rain Barrels; Leaf Shredders; Tips for Preparing a Planting Bed - Landscaping 101; Selecting garden gloves; The origins of plants in holiday traditions; Fun facts about Christmas trees; Maintaining attractive houseplants; Winter's "fowl" weather winging its way into Pennsylvania; Wood Heating Savvy; Breaking through the seeds; Balsam fir; "Panning" for pomegrannate seeds; Winter cooking showcases nuts; Compost tumblers; Trees and global warming; Herbs in winter; for topics not covered on episode 12 you can get the entire program either email or hard copy for $20 at www.JaneNugent.com or Jane Nugent/WPTT radio suite 3rd floor 900 Parrish Street Pittsburgh, PA 15220 USA Guests: 2:45pm eastern time Interview with Santa Claus 59:48 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-3449.mp3 Sat, 16 Dec 2006 13:31:26 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-3449.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-3449.mp3 Keeping Rosemany happy this winter as a houseplant; 'Tis the season; Keeping Christmas greenery fresh; Choosing Greenery; Greenery Prep; Oh Christmas Tree: tips to help you keep yours alive till December 25th; Dreaming of a green and clean Christmas? ; Shopping and entertaining green; Deck the Halls with boughs of holly; Winterizing the garden; Know Snow; Bug of the week; Begin rabbit protection; Poinsettia care; Fruit plants and chilling; Winterizing strawberry plants; Soil tests and plant growth; Water landscape plants before the ground freezes; Amaryllis culture; Mouse damage to fruit trees/ plants; Care of gifts fruit baskets; Tucking your lanwnmower in for the winter; Not so merry exotic barberry; Pepper: beyond basic black, white, green, pink and blackpercorns have their own special uses in the kitchen; Bayberry; Hard copy available for the topics not aired. Jane Nugent c/o WPTT radio 900 Parish Street Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania US 15220 Subscribe to Jane Nugent's Monthly Gardening Newsletter MonthlyGardenTips@hotmail.com I am available to speak to your group on topics of gardening in the 21st century. Answering callers' questions on air, emails, letters and TalkShoe participants all participate on the radio program. Fur, Flowers and Fun! Join the biggest garden party in Pennsylvania on AM NEWSTALK 1360 Saturday afternoons 1:30 till 3pm eastern time. Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE11 -Keeping Rosemary Happy this Holiday Season Keeping Rosemany happy this winter as a houseplant; 'Tis the season; Keeping Christmas greenery fresh; Choosing Greenery; Greenery Prep; Oh Christmas Tree: tips to help you keep yours alive till December 25th; Dreaming of a green and clean Christmas? ; Shopping and entertaining green; Deck the Halls with boughs of holly; Winterizing the garden; Know Snow; Bug of the week; Begin rabbit protection; Poinsettia care; Fruit plants and chilling; Winterizing strawberry plants; Soil tests and plant growth; Water landscape plants before the ground freezes; Amaryllis culture; Mouse damage to fruit trees/ plants; Care of gifts fruit baskets; Tucking your lanwnmower in for the winter; Not so merry exotic barberry; Pepper: beyond basic black, white, green, pink and blackpercorns have their own special uses in the kitchen; Bayberry; Hard copy available for the topics not aired. Jane Nugent c/o WPTT radio 900 Parish Street Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania US 15220 Subscribe to Jane Nugent's Monthly Gardening Newsletter MonthlyGardenTips@hotmail.com I am available to speak to your group on topics of gardening in the 21st century. Answering callers' questions on air, emails, letters and TalkShoe participants all participate on the radio program. Fur, Flowers and Fun! Join the biggest garden party in Pennsylvania on AM NEWSTALK 1360 Saturday afternoons 1:30 till 3pm eastern time. 1:36:30 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-3448.mp3 Sat, 09 Dec 2006 13:34:53 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-3448.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-3448.mp3 The Twelve Days of Christmas for Gardeners; Cost of the 12 days of Christmas; The most popular plants of the holly-day season: Poinsettias; Bright Berries; Bulbs; Cut Flowers; Indoor topiaries; Living Christmas trees; Winter solstice; A look that Lasts: No soggy bows here. These decorations will stay merry throughout the holidays; Make your own Moss Stocking; Easy Color Right Now; Winter Window Box; Jane Nugent's Journal; Letters/emails answered; Feed Your Plants; Endless Harvest; Petite Poinsettias; Glorious Holiday Color: Amaryllis; 10-Minute Wreaths; O Christmas Tree: My recipe for the perfect Yuletide evergreen; vegetables; Guests: 1:30pm eastern time Dave Nelsen-Wine Maker and the "Other Guy" 2:30pm eastern time Pat Stone--The Twelve Days of Christmas and Weeder's Digest 828-628-1902 2:45pm eastern time Clarence Mahan-book: Classic Iris the men and Women who Created Them. Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE10 - The Twelve Days of Christmas; Wine man & the other guy! The Twelve Days of Christmas for Gardeners; Cost of the 12 days of Christmas; The most popular plants of the holly-day season: Poinsettias; Bright Berries; Bulbs; Cut Flowers; Indoor topiaries; Living Christmas trees; Winter solstice; A look that Lasts: No soggy bows here. These decorations will stay merry throughout the holidays; Make your own Moss Stocking; Easy Color Right Now; Winter Window Box; Jane Nugent's Journal; Letters/emails answered; Feed Your Plants; Endless Harvest; Petite Poinsettias; Glorious Holiday Color: Amaryllis; 10-Minute Wreaths; O Christmas Tree: My recipe for the perfect Yuletide evergreen; vegetables; Guests: 1:30pm eastern time Dave Nelsen-Wine Maker and the "Other Guy" 2:30pm eastern time Pat Stone--The Twelve Days of Christmas and Weeder's Digest 828-628-1902 2:45pm eastern time Clarence Mahan-book: Classic Iris the men and Women who Created Them. 1:25:57 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-3447.mp3 Sat, 02 Dec 2006 13:32:49 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-3447.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-3447.mp3 Decorations made of natural materials; Holiday finishes; Helps of Heat Pumps; Remove spots like a pro; Imaginative display; Seal out stains; Working with wax; Safety for the season; Bows for the Holidays; Floral arrangements with an expert touch; Gifts that keep on living; Scenery made to order; Get started in the right direction for winter gardening; Bittersweet deserves its name; Gardening weekly tips for: bulbs, Christmas tree, Evergreens, garden detective, green gifts, winter watering; letters/emails to answered; Gardening tip of the week; December Gardening Newsletter is available at www.JaneNugent.com; Bark Mulch Edge Border; Organic fertilizers; Bug of the week; Fungus for the Holidays; Winterberry Holly; Eco-chic Gardens; All topics are covered in my weekly hard copy. Guests: 2:30pm eastern time Matt Lamana-- A dinosaure named 'Jane' 2:45pm eastern time Cole Burrell Book: Native Alternatives Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE9 - A Natural Idea for Wreaths; Unique Garden Gifts Decorations made of natural materials; Holiday finishes; Helps of Heat Pumps; Remove spots like a pro; Imaginative display; Seal out stains; Working with wax; Safety for the season; Bows for the Holidays; Floral arrangements with an expert touch; Gifts that keep on living; Scenery made to order; Get started in the right direction for winter gardening; Bittersweet deserves its name; Gardening weekly tips for: bulbs, Christmas tree, Evergreens, garden detective, green gifts, winter watering; letters/emails to answered; Gardening tip of the week; December Gardening Newsletter is available at www.JaneNugent.com; Bark Mulch Edge Border; Organic fertilizers; Bug of the week; Fungus for the Holidays; Winterberry Holly; Eco-chic Gardens; All topics are covered in my weekly hard copy. Guests: 2:30pm eastern time Matt Lamana-- A dinosaure named 'Jane' 2:45pm eastern time Cole Burrell Book: Native Alternatives 1:09:40 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-3446.mp3 Sat, 25 Nov 2006 13:31:11 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-3446.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-3446.mp3 Appreciation Letter for the Ohio River Watershed Celebration; Selecting and caring for live Christmas Tree; The Christmas Tree-traditions; Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas; Decorating with Garland; Wreaths are more than just decorations; Ways to get kids to make room for Christmas; It's not too early to think about Christmas trees; Beware of tree care myths; White House Chistmas tree 2006; Christmas tree facts; Christmas Tree Choices; Holiday safety facts; Famous real Christmas trees; History of Christmas trees; Now is the time to prepare the Poinsettias and Amaryllis for flowering again this winter; What to look for outside fur, flowers and feathers; Squirrels-How to keep them out of your bird feeders; Hyrids-How are hybrid and open-pollinated vegetables different?; Power Lawn Mower Care; End of November Gardening Tips; Regal Rex Begonias-Leaves pretty enough to be a royal robe make this easy to grow houseplant one to own; December Gardening newsletter available by subscription www.JaneNugent.com. You can write me at Jane Nugent?WPTTradio 900 Parish Street Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15101 USA to speak to your group on 'Gardening in the 21st Century.' Guests: 2:15pm eastern time Richard Whiteford-Book: Wild Pennsylvania 2:30pm eastern time Den Hoyman: How to make a wreath 2:45pm Russ Cohn-Nature Mill-- Compost the ultimate gardening gift Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE8 - Picking The Perfect Christmas Tree; Ohio River Celebration Appreciation Letter for the Ohio River Watershed Celebration; Selecting and caring for live Christmas Tree; The Christmas Tree-traditions; Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas; Decorating with Garland; Wreaths are more than just decorations; Ways to get kids to make room for Christmas; It's not too early to think about Christmas trees; Beware of tree care myths; White House Chistmas tree 2006; Christmas tree facts; Christmas Tree Choices; Holiday safety facts; Famous real Christmas trees; History of Christmas trees; Now is the time to prepare the Poinsettias and Amaryllis for flowering again this winter; What to look for outside fur, flowers and feathers; Squirrels-How to keep them out of your bird feeders; Hyrids-How are hybrid and open-pollinated vegetables different?; Power Lawn Mower Care; End of November Gardening Tips; Regal Rex Begonias-Leaves pretty enough to be a royal robe make this easy to grow houseplant one to own; December Gardening newsletter available by subscription www.JaneNugent.com. You can write me at Jane Nugent?WPTTradio 900 Parish Street Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15101 USA to speak to your group on 'Gardening in the 21st Century.' Guests: 2:15pm eastern time Richard Whiteford-Book: Wild Pennsylvania 2:30pm eastern time Den Hoyman: How to make a wreath 2:45pm Russ Cohn-Nature Mill-- Compost the ultimate gardening gift 1:28:59 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-3413.mp3 Sat, 18 Nov 2006 13:30:34 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-3413.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-3413.mp3 Welcome guests at the front door with plants; Scents of the Thanksgiving season to warm your heart and your guests; Old and new herbs for the big dinner; Your front door saids a lot about you-Step up to a new level; A Feast for Your Table- a center piece easy to make; China and Crystal Care; 'Pop' this centerpiece anywhere you need extra color; A delicious 'Pear-ing'; A Side Dish Without Onions Would Be A Crying Shame; November gardening tips; Turkey facts; Cranberries; Sweet Potatoes; Chestnuts for the stuffing; Stellar preformance on the table and in the heavens-Leonid Meteor Shower; November newsletter available; www.JaneNugent.com; call 412-333-1360; write Jane Nugent/ WPTT radio 900 Parish Street, Pittsburh, PA 15220 Guests: 2:15pm Pat Rogers-Historic Exhibits Coordinator Carnegie Science Certer; Christmas Railroad 2:45pm Barry Rice-Book:Growing Carnivorous Plants Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE7 - Happy Gobble-Gobble Day! Giving thanks for a bountiful year Welcome guests at the front door with plants; Scents of the Thanksgiving season to warm your heart and your guests; Old and new herbs for the big dinner; Your front door saids a lot about you-Step up to a new level; A Feast for Your Table- a center piece easy to make; China and Crystal Care; 'Pop' this centerpiece anywhere you need extra color; A delicious 'Pear-ing'; A Side Dish Without Onions Would Be A Crying Shame; November gardening tips; Turkey facts; Cranberries; Sweet Potatoes; Chestnuts for the stuffing; Stellar preformance on the table and in the heavens-Leonid Meteor Shower; November newsletter available; www.JaneNugent.com; call 412-333-1360; write Jane Nugent/ WPTT radio 900 Parish Street, Pittsburh, PA 15220 Guests: 2:15pm Pat Rogers-Historic Exhibits Coordinator Carnegie Science Certer; Christmas Railroad 2:45pm Barry Rice-Book:Growing Carnivorous Plants 1:29:50 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-2842.mp3 Sat, 11 Nov 2006 13:31:17 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-2842.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-2842.mp3 Live plants have played an important role in seasonal celebrations for centuries. Why not make a place in your home for plants this year? A wealth of leaves-with three simple methods, you can turn fantastic foliage into fabulous fertilizer; Handy Guide to Gloves-choosing the right ones will save your skin; November gardening tips and newsletter www.JaneNugent.com; Asnwering your gardening question on TalkShoe, radio, letters and emails; Fashionably Late Mums; Plants and Design; Colorful Autumn Houseplants; ABC's if Silver-you love it when it shines. Here are some tips to get you ready for tarnish-free holidays. Fabric as Art; Quick combinations-fabulous arrangements begin with a unique container, a few flowers and some freshly cut foliage; China and Crystal Care; Creating Keepsake Cookbooks or Gardening Journals; Waiting for the Buffleheads-signs of winter are everywhere and I pay close attention and look forward to the arriaval of these ducks Guest: 2:05pm Kitty Julian, director of marketing, Carnegie Museums of Art and National History, Gem & Mineral Show 2:45pm Tiffany Exhibition Luci Stewart, assistant curator of education, Carnegie Museum of Art 'From Liming to Designing' Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE6 - Plants to liven up Thanksgiving! Tiffany 'Liming to Designing' Live plants have played an important role in seasonal celebrations for centuries. Why not make a place in your home for plants this year? A wealth of leaves-with three simple methods, you can turn fantastic foliage into fabulous fertilizer; Handy Guide to Gloves-choosing the right ones will save your skin; November gardening tips and newsletter www.JaneNugent.com; Asnwering your gardening question on TalkShoe, radio, letters and emails; Fashionably Late Mums; Plants and Design; Colorful Autumn Houseplants; ABC's if Silver-you love it when it shines. Here are some tips to get you ready for tarnish-free holidays. Fabric as Art; Quick combinations-fabulous arrangements begin with a unique container, a few flowers and some freshly cut foliage; China and Crystal Care; Creating Keepsake Cookbooks or Gardening Journals; Waiting for the Buffleheads-signs of winter are everywhere and I pay close attention and look forward to the arriaval of these ducks Guest: 2:05pm Kitty Julian, director of marketing, Carnegie Museums of Art and National History, Gem & Mineral Show 2:45pm Tiffany Exhibition Luci Stewart, assistant curator of education, Carnegie Museum of Art 'From Liming to Designing' 1:33:39 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-2839.mp3 Sat, 04 Nov 2006 13:30:13 -0800 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-2839.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-2839.mp3 You will need to think and plan ahead to have amaryllis in bloom; Not every apple belongs in a pie; The secrets of growing hardwood cuttings; Lichens: Messengers from the plant world; Fern Fanfare; Don't let squirrels drive you nuts! Storing and cleaning plant containers; Benchmarks of fall: create a peaceful place to sit & enjoy the subtle beauty that autumn brings; Old Pumpkins-New Look: heirlooms; Foolproof Bromeliads; Shortcuts for Thanksgiving; Man the Alarms: having safe indoor fires; A way with words: study up on your foreign language with a cute decorating tip; Cranberries: the most intriguing native American fruit; Herbs under wraps; Be thankful for what's not on your holiday table; November's gardening newsletter is out subscribe at MonthyGardenTips@hotmail.com Wild Turkeys; Fall flowerbeds: tulips, small trees; perennials, peonies and answering your questions on TalkShoe, emails, radio phone calls and letters. If you would like a hard copy of the program contact me at www.JaneNugent.com Happy Gobble-Gobble Day!!! Jane Nugent AM NEWSTALK 1360 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Guests:2:45pm eastern time Frick Art & Historical Center Announcement- The Pittsburgh Rose Society's annual rose bush action will be held at the St. Augustine Auditorium, 37th street, Lawrenceville, on Saturday, November 4th, at 1:30pm-4:30pm and is open to the public free of charge. call 412-563-6755 Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE5 - Benchmarks of fall; Thinking Ahead You will need to think and plan ahead to have amaryllis in bloom; Not every apple belongs in a pie; The secrets of growing hardwood cuttings; Lichens: Messengers from the plant world; Fern Fanfare; Don't let squirrels drive you nuts! Storing and cleaning plant containers; Benchmarks of fall: create a peaceful place to sit & enjoy the subtle beauty that autumn brings; Old Pumpkins-New Look: heirlooms; Foolproof Bromeliads; Shortcuts for Thanksgiving; Man the Alarms: having safe indoor fires; A way with words: study up on your foreign language with a cute decorating tip; Cranberries: the most intriguing native American fruit; Herbs under wraps; Be thankful for what's not on your holiday table; November's gardening newsletter is out subscribe at MonthyGardenTips@hotmail.com Wild Turkeys; Fall flowerbeds: tulips, small trees; perennials, peonies and answering your questions on TalkShoe, emails, radio phone calls and letters. If you would like a hard copy of the program contact me at www.JaneNugent.com Happy Gobble-Gobble Day!!! Jane Nugent AM NEWSTALK 1360 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Guests:2:45pm eastern time Frick Art & Historical Center Announcement- The Pittsburgh Rose Society's annual rose bush action will be held at the St. Augustine Auditorium, 37th street, Lawrenceville, on Saturday, November 4th, at 1:30pm-4:30pm and is open to the public free of charge. call 412-563-6755 1:29:33 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-2189.mp3 Sat, 28 Oct 2006 13:29:32 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-2189.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-2189.mp3 Herbs, lawn and Landscaping, Interior Gardening, Dieases, Insects, Annuals, Perennials, Shrubs and Trees; Bulbs; Tools and Equipment; Groundcovers; Happy Halloween weekend; landscaping increases the value of your home; start your own business; Animals-creatures of the night; Pumpkin Delights; Memorable Halloween Weather Events; Halloween mushroom; Get ready to feed the birds; What goes up, must come down; Nuts and bolts on Nuts; Fall is an ideal time for soil testing; Composting those fall leaves; Falls's challenges-boxelder bugs; Winter over geraniums; Using your fireplace safely; Burning wood; Your questions answered; Chrysanthemem time; Ten best gardening tips; Perennial and woody plant of the week; Halloween beetle haunting houses; The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out!; Final fall fertilization for lawns; Spooky Plants; Complete radio program hard copy available www.JaneNugent.com to order Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE4 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk-Halloween, vegetables, birds, nature Herbs, lawn and Landscaping, Interior Gardening, Dieases, Insects, Annuals, Perennials, Shrubs and Trees; Bulbs; Tools and Equipment; Groundcovers; Happy Halloween weekend; landscaping increases the value of your home; start your own business; Animals-creatures of the night; Pumpkin Delights; Memorable Halloween Weather Events; Halloween mushroom; Get ready to feed the birds; What goes up, must come down; Nuts and bolts on Nuts; Fall is an ideal time for soil testing; Composting those fall leaves; Falls's challenges-boxelder bugs; Winter over geraniums; Using your fireplace safely; Burning wood; Your questions answered; Chrysanthemem time; Ten best gardening tips; Perennial and woody plant of the week; Halloween beetle haunting houses; The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out!; Final fall fertilization for lawns; Spooky Plants; Complete radio program hard copy available www.JaneNugent.com to order 1:41:22 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-2394.mp3 Sat, 21 Oct 2006 13:30:09 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-2394.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-2394.mp3 1. Fall Color Update 2. Differences between a Frost versus a Freeze 3. Passive Protection Systems 4. Houseplants become houseplants again 5. How drought affects trees and shrubs 6. Saving the Cannas 7. Going for the gourds 8. October 'things to do' in the garden 9. What is a Cottage garden? 10. Why leaves change? 11. Turtles in the pond 12. Answering listeners phone calls and emails. 13. Rose Society meeting 14. Ingomar Garden Club event 15. Pittsburgh City Farmers meeting 16. Faraday Lecture series at the soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall Oct. 24 at 7:00pm and its free! 17. 2:00pm Frank Coppolino president...talking about Zeopro 18. Bryon Martin...talking about the Miracle Plant 19. Krist Wetherbee...attracting birds, butterflies & other winged wonders to your backyard Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE3 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk Fur, Flowers and fun 1. Fall Color Update 2. Differences between a Frost versus a Freeze 3. Passive Protection Systems 4. Houseplants become houseplants again 5. How drought affects trees and shrubs 6. Saving the Cannas 7. Going for the gourds 8. October 'things to do' in the garden 9. What is a Cottage garden? 10. Why leaves change? 11. Turtles in the pond 12. Answering listeners phone calls and emails. 13. Rose Society meeting 14. Ingomar Garden Club event 15. Pittsburgh City Farmers meeting 16. Faraday Lecture series at the soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall Oct. 24 at 7:00pm and its free! 17. 2:00pm Frank Coppolino president...talking about Zeopro 18. Bryon Martin...talking about the Miracle Plant 19. Krist Wetherbee...attracting birds, butterflies & other winged wonders to your backyard 1:29:29 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-2054.mp3 Sat, 14 Oct 2006 13:35:53 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-2054.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-2054.mp3 Gardening, Birds, Home Repair, Insects, Bugs, Plant diseases, Woody Plant of the week, Perennial Plant of the week, Animals, Fall Organization, Autumn Leaf colors, Fall's best blooms, Dried Bouquets, Pansies and Violas, 'Polly' Alocasia, Ask the Expert, Butterflies Flutter of Color, Jack-o'-Lanterns, Bathrooms, Super-stylish Family Room, Navigating Neutral Colors, Decorate with Candles, Daffodil Bulbs, Crepe Myrtles' a Second Look, Building a Compost Pile, Fungi Shotgun/Artillery Fungus, Warm Season Vegetables Slow Down, Woolly Bear Caterpillar Predictions, Grub Nemesis on the wing, Seasonal Needle Yellowing of Evergreens, Mark Scholfield-Fine Tools Book-2007, Graham Rice-All In One Garden Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE2 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk: Fall-A Concept in Time Gardening, Birds, Home Repair, Insects, Bugs, Plant diseases, Woody Plant of the week, Perennial Plant of the week, Animals, Fall Organization, Autumn Leaf colors, Fall's best blooms, Dried Bouquets, Pansies and Violas, 'Polly' Alocasia, Ask the Expert, Butterflies Flutter of Color, Jack-o'-Lanterns, Bathrooms, Super-stylish Family Room, Navigating Neutral Colors, Decorate with Candles, Daffodil Bulbs, Crepe Myrtles' a Second Look, Building a Compost Pile, Fungi Shotgun/Artillery Fungus, Warm Season Vegetables Slow Down, Woolly Bear Caterpillar Predictions, Grub Nemesis on the wing, Seasonal Needle Yellowing of Evergreens, Mark Scholfield-Fine Tools Book-2007, Graham Rice-All In One Garden 35:47 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TS-2031.mp3 Sat, 07 Oct 2006 13:42:04 -0700 GardenHelp@excite.com http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-2031.mp3 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-2758/TS-2031.mp3 Many U-pick farms are available that provide the opportunity to pick your own apples; Get ready for frosts; Home Checklest for October; Love this time of year? Discover more plants to bring out the most brilliant colors such as Hydrangea paniculata; To be invasive, or not be invasive...native plants; Little Darlings--little children love Jack Be Little Pumpkins; Fall isn't just for Pumpkins, Mums and Cornstalks; Not yet...Don't be too quick to pu the garden hose away!; Evergreen Needles are Falling and what to do; Puffballs and other mushrooms; Perserving and Displaying a Hornet's Nest; Fall Organizing your home; Nothin' But Pumpkin; Perennial Plant of the week; Woody Plant of the week; Shotgun/Artillery Fungus...there's a fungus among us; Warm season veggies sow down; Woolly bear predictions; Cedar beetles mating? Grub Nemesis on the wing-observing the parastoid Bluewinged wasp; Seasonal needle yellowing of evergreens-diease or not! Home and Garden Jane Nugent EPISODE1 - Jane Nugent's Garden Talk Many U-pick farms are available that provide the opportunity to pick your own apples; Get ready for frosts; Home Checklest for October; Love this time of year? Discover more plants to bring out the most brilliant colors such as Hydrangea paniculata; To be invasive, or not be invasive...native plants; Little Darlings--little children love Jack Be Little Pumpkins; Fall isn't just for Pumpkins, Mums and Cornstalks; Not yet...Don't be too quick to pu the garden hose away!; Evergreen Needles are Falling and what to do; Puffballs and other mushrooms; Perserving and Displaying a Hornet's Nest; Fall Organizing your home; Nothin' But Pumpkin; Perennial Plant of the week; Woody Plant of the week; Shotgun/Artillery Fungus...there's a fungus among us; Warm season veggies sow down; Woolly bear predictions; Cedar beetles mating? Grub Nemesis on the wing-observing the parastoid Bluewinged wasp; Seasonal needle yellowing of evergreens-diease or not! 41:16 clean Home, Garden, indoor plants, outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, lawns, hostas, roses, daylilies, cactus, iris, ferns, herbs, dahlias, bulbs, weeds, tubers, conifers, rhododendrons, vegetables, fruits