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Welcome to P is for Parterre, your go-to podcast for landscaping and horticulture! Based in New England, Parterre Garden Services designs, builds, and maintains beautiful outdoor spaces.
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2-09. Know Your Foes: Plant Pest & Disease Management with Jack (opens the original)
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Every year, many gardeners face the same questions: what's attacking my plants, and what do I do about it? In this episode of P is for Parterre, host Liz sits down with Parterre's own pest and disease expert, Jack Flavin, Field Manager for the Fine Gardening division, to break down why pests and diseases are one of the biggest outside forces shaping how a landscape looks and thrives. Jack shares practical tips for identifying problems early, when to treat versus when to let nature take its cours
2-08. Drought-Resistant Native Plants with Katie & Ali (opens the original)
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This episode of P is for Parterre , brought to you by Parterre Garden Services, digs into native plants that can withstand drought — timely, since the Northeast is currently facing a level three critical drought. Host Liz sits down with Katie Hutchens, Parterre's Director of Ecological Services, and Ali, one of the ecological crew leaders, to talk all things native and drought-tolerant. In this episode: Why native plants play a key role in water conservation How native landscapes improve soil he
2-07. Roots of Change with Marc Fournier on Climate, Community & Conservation (opens the original)
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In this episode of P is for Parterre , we welcome ourfirst guest from outside the Parterre family: Marc Fournier, Energy Efficiency and Environmental Sustainability Specialist, certified arborist, ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualified, LEED Accredited Professional, and member of the USDA Forest Service Urban Forest Strike Team. Marc joins hosts Liz Cox and Chris Ward for a wide-rangingconversation about his decades-long journey in environmental stewardship — from childhood roots in recycling and tr
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