Gardening is not brain surgery or rocket science. There is so much more to our gardens than
compost and digging holes. The plants we garden with are story machi...
If you have ever been to my garden or heard me speak, you will know how much I love Clematis. Join me this week as we discuss why this is such a great garden plant.
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Stories from the Garden: Annabelle hydrangea
Who are Harriet and Amy Kirkpatrick, and what do they have to do with hydrangeas? Dig into where our native hydrangea Annabelle got her name.
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Dr. A's Top Picks for the Garden : Echinacea
In this episode, Dr. Allan Armitage takes us on a plant-packed journey, sharing his all-time favorite plants that are as tough as they are gorgeous! Whether you're a gardening pro or just getting started, Dr. Armitage reveals the secret to choosing plants that thrive in just about any garden. From sun-loving beauties to shade-dwelling champs, he’s got recommendations that will bring your garden to life with minimal effort. Tune in for expert tips and a dose of plant magic that will have you running to the garden shoppe in no time!
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Dr. A's Top Picks for the Garden : Baptisia
In this episode of "Stories from the Garden," Dr. Allan Armitage delves into the world of Baptisia, commonly known as false indigo. He shares insights into its rich history, diverse species, and the unique characteristics that make it a standout in gardens. Listeners will learn about Baptisia's resilience, appeal to pollinators, and significance in American horticulture. Tune in to discover why this plant holds a special place in Dr. Armitage's heart and how it can enhance your garden.
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Stories from the Garden: Bloodroot
This is one of my all-time favorites and one of the greatest plants for children and adults alike.
Gardening is not brain surgery or rocket science. There is so much more to our gardens than
compost and digging holes. The plants we garden with are story machines, each begging to be
heard.
Each week, sit back and listen to award-winning author and internationally acclaimed horticulturist Dr Allan Armitage as he talks about the “rest of the story.” For example, was there really someone called Joe Pye, and how did the poppy become the flower of remembrance?
Find a little time in your day for some storytelling to fire up your curiosity and learn something interesting to share with others.
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