Charlotte Glen visits the Oakmont Nursery in Chatham County to talk with Thomas Dark on growing Crown Jewel Gardenias.

Mike Gray and guest share tips to selecting Passalong plants that will thrive and grow in the everyday garden. Mike and guests also answers viewer questions sent in to the show.

Michelle Wallace visits the Duke Gardens to get insights on growing ornamental grasses in North Carolina. Michelle interviews Bobby Mottern, Director of Horticulture at Duke Gardens, to get his opinion on growing ornamental grasses near ponds.

Bill Lord demonstrates how to start growing Lettuce, Spinach, Beets and other green plants in the spring season.

Mike Gray and the panel of experts from NCSU share some green plants that are less likely to blossom in the spring season. They also answer various gardening questions sent over the Internet from viewers.

Karen Neill demonstrates how to control Rose Rosette Disease that is common to form on roses. Karen also reveals how to get rid of the disease on roses.

Mike Gray and the panel of experts break out the Broadfork, an old garden tool, to put some fun back into gardening. They also answer various gardening questions sent over the Internet from viewers.

Lucy Bradley interviews Chris Moorman, NCSU, Forestry /Environmental Res., on how to attract birds to landscapes. Lucy and Christ Moorman also reveals the importance of water attracting attracting birds to landscapes.

Scott Welborn takes a tour through the Tanglewood Arboretum to highlight the well-planned and organized pollination garden. The spacious garden attracts many visitors daily to admire its beauty.

Mike Gray and guests explore ways to grow cover crops in the spring season. They share secrets to growing beautiful Crimson Clover so they’re ready to show off in spring