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The past week's wild weather definitely brought out the colors of Andy's yard! However, with all this new growth, you'll need some of his helpful tips on proper pruning. From Roses to Rhododendrons, Andy's got the right technique. In this episode, Andy also fields questions on Azaleas and Hydrangeas.
With Father's Day just around the bend, it's time to help dad with those outdoor projects! Andy has info on looking for the right grill AND ideal heating procedures. He also gives you a rundown of the grills available at Wedel's.
Wedel's has an abundance of new items for your garden, including the 'Plant of the Week,' a honeysuckle vine called Runalong. Also of note are the German Bearded Irises and Rhododendrons. Andy also takes listener questions on Tri-Colored Beech and using Corn Gluten as a weed controller.
Michigan's weather is notoriously unpredictable...but don't let that discourage you from getting a green thumb! Andy has tips on preparing for the unknown. But Andy's not just a 'gardening geek,' he's a 'landscaping geek' too--one who mows the lawn at 9 PM!
Andy might not like the rain, but it sure brings the colors out! In this episode, Andy explains why ornamental trees like Crabapples can be the easiest--and most difficult--trees to grow. Tons of helpful tips on tree-placement, increasing trunk thickness and producing fruit. Andy also answers a tricky listener question on growing tomatoes.
It's Recycle Day and Andy brings you a live broadcast from the Alamo Farmer's Market. With Mother's Day just around the corner, Andy gives the history of the holiday, and takes you on a stroll through the market--a GREAT place to pick up some gifts for mom!
Andy and the Wedel's gang will test your soil for you! Bring a sample on into Wedel's and they'll test it for free! Also, info on the Bloomerang Lilac and other varieties, and proper placement of Dogwoods. Listener questions on planting Evergreens and using Swiss Needle Cast treatment.
Tips on growing Douglas Firs and Spruce, knowing where to look for hidden slugs, and laying sod. Andy also gives his own account of controlling a mole infestation.
For years like this where winter overstays its welcome, Andy recommends a mini-greenhouse for starting your seeds. Also, information on pruning your fruit trees and a new natural lawn care program.
Andy clues you in on the new Downy Mildew disease that's affecting Impatiens seeds this year, and why it will change the way we grow. Andy also gives a listener advice on keeping plants during a big move, and discusses some good 'cold crops' you can put in the ground despite the weather.
