Gardening in a Minute
Summary: Gardening in a Minute is a new radio program that airs every day on stations in Florida. Brought to you by the University of Florida Center for Landscape Ecology and Conservation, each show gives a short tip to amateur and experienced gardeners.
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- Artist: Emily Eckhardt Eubanks
- Copyright: Copyright 2007 University of Florida.
Podcasts:
1.Angelonia 2.Identifying Pests 3.Layers in the Garden 4.Horticultural Soaps as Herbicides 5.Knock-out Roses
1.Bulbine 2.Mediterranean Gardens 3.St. Augustinegrass 4.Diagnosing Diseases 5.Vertical Gardens
1.Lychee 2.Rain Barrels 3.Preparing Trees for Hurricanes 4.Freezing Fruits and Vegetables 5.Silverbell
1.Preparing to Plant a Lawn 2.Courtyards 3.Living Fences 4.Nematodes 5.Soil Solarization
1.Horticultural Soaps 2.Harvesting and Storing Vegetables 3.One-color Gardens 4.Saving Money with Landscaping 5.Terrariums
1.Sweet Potatoes 2.Poison Ivy 3.Bananas 4.Cold-hardy Bromeliads 5.Preventing and Capturing Runoff
1.Planting Palms 2.Texture in the Garden 3.Managing Yard Insect Pests 4.Garden Projects for Kids 5.Desert Rose
1.Plant Societies 2.Testing Rain Sensors 3.Versatile Vines 4.Elephant Ears 5.Quick vs. Slow-release Fertilizers
1.Salsa Gardens 2.Easy-to-grow Herbs 3.Rock Gardens 4.The Value of Trees 5.Pergolas
1.Cactus 2.Miniature Roses 3.Changing Hydrangea Color 4.Topiary 5.Planting Shrubs
1.Crapemyrtle 2.Caring for House Plants While Away 3.The Summer Vegetable Garden 4.Tangelos 5.Using Color in the Landscape
1.Tree Pruning for Hurricanes 2.Preparing for Summer 3.Predatory and Parasitic Insects 4.Starting Your Landscape Design 5.Designing Low-Water Use Landscapes
1.Mulch 2.Succession Planting of Vegetables 3.Perennials for the Shade 4.Lovebugs 5.Outdoor Furniture
1.Rototillers 2.Lantana 3.Plant Labels 4.Garden Sheds 5.Dealing with a Declining Tree
1.Blueberries 2.Citrus Leafminer 3.Birdbaths 4.Thyme 5.Staghorn Ferns
