Fabulous Fruit Friday is back on the Garden Basics podcast.  Fruit tree expert Ed Laivo will tell us about one of the tastiest cherries you’ve probably never had, but you need to try, and is now available. It’s an old heirloom variety, the Black Republican Cherry.  A sweet piece of fruit that has a good story behind its name, as well.
Stink bugs love your garden in spring and summer. We have tips for controlling this widespread pest of fruits and vegetables.
Also, how to attract birds to your garden to do battle against the bad bugs.
It’s all on episode 82 of the Garden Basics podcast. And we will do it all in under 30 minutes. Let’s go!
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Pictured: The Black Republican Cherry, from TomorrowsHarvest.com

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Stink Bug Control Tips
Bug vacuums!
Attracting Birds to Your Garden

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