In this exciting episode Michael talks all about poop. Poop as a natural fertilizer, poop as a potting soil and what kind of poop works best as a fertilizer and what kind of poop works worst.

In this exciting episode Michael talks about growing pumpkins in Florida. His daughter Cassie is now living here and has decided that she wanted to grow pumpkins for her three children. What you must understand about Cassie is it if you tell her she can't do something she figures out a way to do it so we explore just how to grow pumpkins and bananas and baking and all kinds of other stuff.

In this exciting episode Michael Crose talks about bed bugs and how expensive it is to make them go away. He then talks about a low-cost solution that you can do yourself for under $50. German cockroaches are another big problem that people have in homes and in this episode Michael updates us with all of the new products that he recommends for getting rid of German cockroaches in your home.

In this exciting episode of Ask The Garden Geek, the podcast Michael talks about podcasting how's that? He talks about the transition of the radio show into a podcast which will permanently happen in November and explained a few things about how radio works and how podcasting works. Then by golly he got to some gardening questions in particular how to get rid of spider mites on houseplants without spraying pesticides all over the house. Oh and because this is a podcast and not a radio show he actually found a bad word he was able to use on the podcast you'll have to listen to hear what it is.

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In this exciting episode of ask the garden geek I go into great detail about fertilizer. What exactly is fertilizer, what does it contain and what does it do. I talked about major elements and minor nutrients including minerals in both plants and soils and our bodies.

In this exciting episode of the podcast we talked about a garden journal you to record and keep track of your landscape. Most people use journals to write down their private thoughts and talk about the people that they love that they don't want the other people that they love to know that they love and you know stuff like that.  Not here, we instead keep a record of everything that's going on in our landscape. I have done this for years and I was just looking back at my journal that I started 13 years ago at this house. it was very informative so I got thinking oh, why don't I create anAsk The Garden Geek Journal and golly gee willikers I did. If you would like to buy one and start journaling your garden simply click this link. https://www.amazon.com/Ask-Garden-Geek-Journal-Make/dp/1687248176/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=michael+crose&qid=1566534845&s=gateway&sr=8-1

  in this somewhat awesome podcast I talk about mold that you see in your garden on certain plants  and on potted plants on the soil.  We talked about the cause, and we talked about the cure. Next we talked about how to get your house plants ready for fall and winter so you don't have to mess with them in the spring. 

 In this exciting episode we talked about starting a new lawn not in the spring but in the fall. We do this by using grass plugs. They can be St Augustine grass plugs, Bermuda grass plugs, Zoysia grass plugs, Centipede grass plugs or even Buffalo Grass plugs. If you follow these simple instructions in the spring you'll have the beginnings of a beautiful new lawn and by June you will have a beautiful new lawn. 

 In this exciting addition of the show  I talked about dry spots in your yard. Has this ever happened to you? Walking out on your lawn after it's been watered or after it's rained and in no time flat you see a dry spot. What do you do? Well if you listen to this absolutely stunning episode you just might find out. Plus I rattle on about other things that have nothing to do with gardening for a little bit. 

 In this edition Michael talks about bunch of stuff including lawns the effective way too much rain, the importance of healthy soils that you get when you go 100% organic with your fertilization. Then out of nowhere he talks about solar power and why he thinks it's probably silly at this point in life.