Local Master Gardeners share helpful hints and tips for successful and sustainable gardens in Central Oregon. Master Gardeners teach sustainable gardening practices which have their foundation in research-based information. Gardening Get Good At It is recorded and broadcast on KPOV 88.9 FM in Bend Oregon.
Spiders! Some people just don’t like them, some even have a phobia about them. The truth is that they help us by eating the insects that damage our crops, invade our homes, and are vectors for dise…
It IS possible to grow almost anything in the high desert.
Why would you want to grow Microgreens on your windowsill? We'll explain what they are and how to grow them.
Trees sometimes have that annoying habit of growing just where you planted them, sometimes into the driveway itself!
I am not the only one who experiences the feeling of joy of flipping through pages and perusing pictures of what might be a vase of summer flowers or vegetables on my dinner table. There is history a…
Many gardeners wonder about winter care of their indoor plants and bulbs; we'll cover some of the more common questions.
If you want to grow tomatoes in Central Oregon, you’ll want to be aware of the challenges and how to meet them head on.
The Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution personify the grandness of our founding fathers. In that spirit, this week we investigate our most famous heritage gardens.
Do you see pitch masses on your pine trees? You may have the Sequoia Pitch Moth.
Food insecurity is a problem in this land of plenty for individuals and families who do not have access to adequate nutrition. Join the Master Gardeners and Grow a Row!
Edible landscaping plants can be just as attractive as ornamentals while producing fruits and vegetables for your family.
If you live in the High Desert, now is the time to think about planting the vegetables you’d like to have ready by Halloween.
Several perennial and annual vines grow well in Central Oregon climate. We'll tell you which ones you may want to grow.
Something is happening to the bees in our gardens. And the unseen threat to these pollinators is a very real threat to our world, too.
Longer Spring days bring out a craving for color in the garden - time for some annuals!
Is there a fungus among us? The answer is always an emphatic “Yes!” This episode explains what to worry about and what to welcome.
Potatoes grow well in Central Oregon and we'll explain how you can grow a beautiful crop.
Why not try something a little different this year. How about a vegetable garden in containers? We'll help you get started.
Starting seeds indoors is a great way to extend our short outdoor growing season. We’ll tell you how to be successful!
Our volcanic soil is a challenge for gardeners. What’s the solution? Raised beds! They’ll warm the soil and make your vegetable garden the envy of the neighborhood.