HeyJaredLet's Argue About Plants
The podcast for people who love plants—but not always the same ones.Brought to you by the editors of Fine Gardening, this fun, informative podcast tackles all things topical in gardening.
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Super Cool Plants Episode 6: Unusual Plants for Fall (opens the original)
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Unusual Plants for Fall Forget about mums and asters, these lesser-known gems will truly help your late season garden sparkle Maybe it's time to retire some late-season staples have had their moment (okay, several decades of moments). This episode, we're digging into the dark horses that most gardeners walk right past: the weird bulbs, the sneaky reseeders , the plants that wait until everyone else has packed it in to finally show off. We'll talk about why fall gardens don't have to look like a
Super Cool Plants Episode 5: Shade-Loving Plants for Tough Conditions (opens the original)
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There are many different types of shade, and when low light levels combine with other soil or climate challenges it can be tricky to find suitable plants. Fortunately, the guests on this episode have a great list of shade plants that perform well in a variety of shady situations. Listen along to see if any of their problem-solving plant choices are worthy of adding to your wish list. Irvin Etienne is curator of herbaceous plants and seasonal garden design at Newfields in Indianapolis. Hayes Jack
Super Cool Plants Episode 4: Plants for Drought (opens the original)
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T rade in those thirsty water hogs for some of these water-wise options Do water shortages have you (and your garden) stressed? This episode is all about the toughest, thirst-averse plants out there — and how to build a landscape that thrives even when the rain is nowhere in sight. On this episode we have two expert guests from two very different climates: one in the Mid-Atlantic and one from the Southwest. Each of them will share the plants that they turn to when the conditions are dry and wate
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