The Garden Question

Sarah Carter and her team have brought the New Perennial Movement to the south on a large scale. The new Entrance Garden’s large sweeps of grasses, perennials, native plants presented in a naturalist…

What can you do to improve your garden’s soil to reduce failures? In this episode 160 - The Soil Solution: Unlocking Your Garden’s Potential with Bryce Lane, we discover how understanding soils influ…

Jason Powell declares the queen of the garden to be antique roses. Who could argue with old garden roses that exude excellent fragrance, shape, disease resistance and low maintenance?

 We talk about h…

In this episode Jenny Rose Carey, a seasoned horticulturalist, shares how her garden thrives with her smart water-wise practices.

Despite 45 inches of rain annually, she emphasizes harmony with natura…

In this episode we delve into the fascinating world of gardening with none other than C.L. Fornari.

We explore innovative approaches to plantings that challenge traditional gardening norms and embrac…

This episode of the Garden Question podcast, hosted by Craig McManus, features Kim Halyak, the co-founder of Experience Memphis Gardens.

They discuss the impact of garden walks on community connectio…

Exploring the vast culinary experiences of edible flowers offers an explosion of flavors, colors, and textures.

I had the pleasure of speaking with Denise Schreiber, an aficionado in the field of edib…

In this episode we explore gardening using tropical plants, with Marianne Willburn. Marianne shares insights on how to successfully incorporate tropical and subtropical plants into your not so tropic…

In this episode we talk with Brent Heath of Brent and Becky's Bulbs exploring the vibrant world of summer-blooming bulbs.

He guides us through making the most out of our gardens with these colorful ge…

In this episode we welcome Donna Balzer, an award-winning horticulturist, keynote speaker, and author with over three decades of experience in gardening. Donna's journey from her roots as a farmer's …

In this episode we talk with award-winning garden designer Nick McCullough.

He has developed a distinctive style he calls Midwest Modern, one that relies on a balance of natural paving and innovative…

Gardening is not just for adults. In fact, getting kids involved in gardening can have a multitude of benefits for their physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Gardening has the power to transfor…

Christy Wilhelmi shares valuable insights for building and maintaining an organic home food garden.

Up to 80 percent of her family's produce comes from less than 300 square feet of her own garden.

We d…

For 40 years the Square Foot Gardening method has been transforming traditional gardening practice around the world. It is known as a highly efficient method of growing food in small spaces.

In this e…

In today's enlightening discussion, Charlotte Ekker Wiggins takes us on a journey through the fascinating intersection of beekeeping and gardening. She breaks down the perceived barriers between thes…

Herbs have been around forever, but how well do you understand them? In this episode we have a conversation with Kim Roman.

Kim Roman shares her expertise, derives from her forthcoming book "Growing …

Dry shade is often a challenge in creating a successful garden. Such conditions require careful plant selection and insights. Hayes Jackson believes "there's a plant that loves that spot no matter ho…

In episode 144 of the Garden Question podcast, host Craig McManus interviews Marianne Wilburn, a garden writer and expert.

opinion columnist for the American Horticultural Society's The American Garde…

In this episode of The Garden Question Podcast, host Craig McManus chats with Perla Sofía Curbelo Santiago, a professional gardener and communicator from Puerto Rico. They discuss the transformative …

In this episode of the Garden Question podcast, the host, Craig McManus, explores the practice of 'crepe murder'. He emphasizes the damage improper pruning can cause to crape myrtle trees, detaching …