029 - Why Camellias Work in Your Garden – Charles Daniel

013 - Native Plant Wisdom - Gail Woody: Gail Woody knows native plants and why they are important for our gardens. She has been gardening for over 30 years. Creating the perfect eco system with native plants for butterflies, hummingbirds, and other wildlife. by The Garden Question

37 min listen

026 - Your Most Successful Lawn - Jutt Howard: Jutt Howard loves what he does. Every day is a new adventure when growing hundreds of acres of grass for your home and athletic venues.In this episode he talks about how you can be successful also. How years of constant research pursues the perfect sod. by The Garden Question

57 min listen

007 - Speaking for Trees - Christy Bryant: Christie Bryant speaks for trees every day. She loves to be in a person’s yard meeting their dogs and talking about what is best for their trees. Climbing to the highest heights and exploring soil depths is important to her for a complete understa... by The Garden Question

36 min listen

001-Organic Vegetable gardening-Mike Cunningham: Mike and Judy Cunningham are the founders of Country Gardens Farm. They have been teaching people how to grow, cook, and preserve good organic food for over 10 years. Mike's plant love began in high school when his father helped him build a greenhouse... by The Garden Question

67 min listen

005 - Attract Hummingbirds To Your Garden - Gail Woody: Gail Woody knows Hummingbirds and how to attracts them by the hundreds each day. Her garden is a must stop for thousands of hummers on their migration journey from and to Central America. She talks about her feeding strategies and nectar producing pla... by The Garden Question

45 min listen

003-The Pruning Guru-Rick Smith: Rick Smith is the pruning guru. In today episode your deepest pruning fears are comforted with Rick’s interesting and high impact stories. - He explains why Smart landscape design matters and how to avoid the not so smart design mistakes. by The Garden Question

58 min listen

010 - Wild Flowers & Native Plants - Carol Hight: Carol Hight is a native plant and wild flower advocate. She is a prolific writer for local publications and is a very in demand speaker for wildflowers. Her blog is BloomingBeautiful.comShe is a 30-year retired 5th grade science teacher. by The Garden Question

63 min listen

009 - Successful Landscape Renovations-Greg Huber: Greg Huber is a public service and outreach faculty member of the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service and a Georgia registered landscape architect. He earned a Bachelor and Master’s degree from the University of Georgia College of E... by The Garden Question

115 min listen

011 - Building A Great Garden - Brooks Garcia: Brooks Garcia is fulfilling his dream in the Northeast Georgia Mountains. The sun awakens him every day to his new adventure at Villa del Sole. A Tuscan style home and garden complete with long vistas to far mountain ridges. by The Garden Question

64 min listen

004 - Garden Design Starts Inside Your Home - Tara Dillard: Tara Dillard is a nationally recognized garden designer, author, and speaker. She has hosted her own CBS television program, The Better Gardening Show. After earning degrees in engineering and horticulture she began designing and installing low-ma... by The Garden Question

85 min listen

015 - Where Do Trees Come From - Paul Chappell: Paul Chappell grows trees headed to a landscape garden near you. He talks about the fascinating journey your tree might take before finding a home in your garden. Once your tree finds its home, Paul lays out what it takes for you to be a successf... by The Garden Question

58 min listen

039 - The Cherokee Garden Library - Staci Catron: Staci L. Catron has one of the coolest jobs ever. She gets to live gardening in the past, in the present, and influence gardens of the future.As the Director of the Cherokee Garden Library within the Kenan Research Center at the Atlanta History Center ... by The Garden Question

46 min listen

016 - Hills and Dales Garden Wisdom - Jo Phillips: Jo Phillips is the Horticultural Manager for the best-preserved 19th century garden in the United States. The first planting at Hills and Dales Estate occurred in 1841 with the still growing original boxwoods. by The Garden Question

51 min listen

021 - Get Acquainted with Your New Garden - Connie Cottingham & Mike Sikes: Connie Cottingham and Mike Sikes’ garden is every plant collector’s fantasy. Each of their lifetime garden adventures are intertwined in their eclectic Athens Georgia garden. Connie is a landscape architect and a garden travel writer. by The Garden Question

64 min listen

025 - Designing a Garden that Fights Off Harmful Insects - Dr. Bethany Harris: Dr. Bethany Harris is the Director of Education at Callaway Gardens, where she oversees the Cecil B. Day Butterfly Center and the Callaway Gardens Discovery Center. She leads the horticultural educational programs and workshops for guests and visiting ... by The Garden Question

287 min listen

008 - Landscape Hardscapes - Joe Raboine: Joe Raboine started his career as a landscape contractor over 25 years ago. His garden hardscape expertise and innovation led him to Director of Residential Hardscapes at Belgard. Known as the best in class Belgard is a trend setter with their landsca... by The Garden Question

41 min listen

002-Attracting Butterflies To Your Garden-Gail Woody: Gail Woody is an expert at enticing a Butterfly kaleidoscope to her garden. She knows what they like and how to keep them happy year-round. She has been studying these fly jewels for many years and regularly attracts up to 38 different species of ... by The Garden Question

59 min listen

014 - Designing Garden Rooms - Susanne Hudson: You’ll never want to leave a Susanne Hudson designed garden. Each garden room is an invitation to relax and enjoy again and again. Susanne has been designing homes and gardens for over 40 years. She believes your home is for living and enjoying ev... by The Garden Question

49 min listen

000 - Welcome to The Garden Question – Craig McManus: A podcast for people that love designing, building and growing smarter gardens that work. Listen in as we talk with successful garden designers, builders, and growers. Discovering their stories along with how they think, work, and grow. by The Garden Question

5 min listen

027 - Creating Home Outdoor Spaces Children Love - Eric King: For decades Eric King has been designing award-winning landscapes. By working with nature his designs encourage people to be outside.He is a landscape architect and co-owner of the residential design + build firm King Landscaping, by The Garden Question

52 min listen

019 - The Great Georgia Pollinator Census - Becky Griffin: 0019 - The Great Georgia Pollinator Census - Becky Griffin Becky Griffin knows pollinators count. Now she wants you to count the pollinators in the The Great Georgia Pollinator Census Being a self-confessed “Geeky Kid” with a great love for insects s... by The Garden Question

37 min listen

017 -Organic Fall Vegetable Gardening - Mike Cunningham: Mike and Judy Cunningham are harvesting the last summer crops at Country Gardens Farm. Fall gardening is just around the corner and Mike takes a break to talk about his favorite time of the year in the garden. by The Garden Question

51 min listen

012 - Pollinator Garden Success – Lanie Riner: Lanie Riner knows pollinator gardens and why thy are so important to our lives. In this episode Lanie explains how to be pollinator successful. She teams with her husband Gray to grow hundreds of thousands of pollinator plants every year at their nu... by The Garden Question

58 min listen

006 - Successful Herbs and Fresh Garden Plants - Dr. Bodie Pennisi: Dr. Bodie Pennisi is an Extension Horticulture Specialist at the University of Georgia. She has statewide responsibilities for the Georgia landscape industry and conducts applied research with emphasis on sustainable outdoor and indoor landscapes w... by The Garden Question

46 min listen

029 - Why Camellias Work in Your Garden – Charles Daniel: So much of Charles Daniel’s garden world revolves around camelias. In this episode he talks about how to be successful with Camelias and their surprising history.He shares why Camelias are a key plant for year-round blooms. by The Garden Question

40 min listen

022 - Communicating Your Garden Ideas on Paper - Lisa Nunamaker: Award-winning designer, artist and educator, Lisa Nunamaker is a master at teaching others how to communicate garden design and landscape graphic ideas on paper.Her website Paper Garden Workshop.com is a fun and spirited place to begin learning new am... by The Garden Question

50 min listen

070 - Drainage Systems in the Garden That Work – Craig McManus: Whether rain drops are regularly falling in your garden this season or you’ve almost forgot what rain looks like, having a water drainage plan is more Important than a Planting Plan for a happy successful garden. by The Garden Question

18 min listen

033 - It's Christmas Keep It Real - Dr. Mel Koelling: We are at the beginning of Christmas season and it is time to display the Christmas Tree.Dr. Mel Koelling knows Christmas Trees.He and his wife Laurie have grown thousands of trees every year at Tannenbaum Farms in central Michigan. by The Garden Question

56 min listen

053 - A Gardener’s Walk - Erica Glasener: Erica Glasener is a plant lover, horticulturist, writer, author and speaker.She is passionate about all things green and is currently the Community Involvement and Events Manager for Piedmont Park Conservancy, by The Garden Question

31 min listen

023 - Lisa's Garden Revealed - Lisa Nunamaker: This is episode 023 Lisa’s Garden Revealed on The Garden Question Podcast. A follow up to episode 22 Communicating Your Garden Ideas on Paper with Lisa Nunamaker. Lisa reveals her strategy in designing her new garden under the shade of massive white oa... by The Garden Question

43 min listen

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