Ken Druse REAL DIRT
Summary: Get the "Real Dirt" on Organic Gardening from one of America's favorite gardeners. We podcast 4-5 of the most recent episodes. To view and/or listen to shows from our archive, please visit our website at kendruse.com
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- Artist: Ken Druse
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Podcasts:
Rick Darke talks about the importance of creating balanced, beautiful landscapes that welcome wildlife, plants and people.
Dr. Michael Balick tells us about ethnobotany, discovering new useful plants and his new book -- Rodale's 21st Century Herbal!
Dr. Michael Balick tells us about ethnobotany, discovering new useful plants and his new book -- Rodale's 21st Century Herbal!
Dr. Michael Balick tells us about ethnobotany, discovering new useful plants and his new book -- Rodale's 21st Century Herbal!
A rebroadcast: Our guest is Rebecca McMackin, the Director of Horticulture at the new 85-acre Brooklyn Bridge Park.
A rebroadcast: Our guest is Rebecca McMackin, the Director of Horticulture at the new 85-acre Brooklyn Bridge Park.
A rebroadcast: Our guest is Rebecca McMackin, the Director of Horticulture at the new 85-acre Brooklyn Bridge Park.
The Shady Lady takes us into gardens in the shadows of the Northeast.
The Shady Lady takes us into gardens in the shadows of the Northeast.
The Shady Lady takes us into gardens in the shadows of the Northeast.
A rebroadcast: Peter D'Amato is the guru of flesh-eating plants. His book, The Savage Garden, has just come out in a revised edition.
A rebroadcast: Peter D'Amato is the guru of flesh-eating plants. His book, The Savage Garden, has just come out in a revised edition.
A rebroadcast: Peter D'Amato is the guru of flesh-eating plants. His book, The Savage Garden, has just come out in a revised edition.
A Rebroadcast: Hear about growing unusual succulents -- weird and lovable plants -- in creative ways from our guest, Debra Lee Baldwin.
A Rebroadcast: Hear about growing unusual succulents -- weird and lovable plants -- in creative ways from our guest, Debra Lee Baldwin.
