Craig Madden's Yard to Table Creations is a company dedicated to both food and gardening. They can build, maintain and harvest your garden along with providing in-house culinary services to help you maximize your garden harvest. Craig's venture combines the joy of a vegetable garden with the know-how of a seasoned chef who can help you turn your garden into delicious meals. He believes that experiencing food from seed to plate is the ultimate way to share a positive food experience with your family and aims to facilitate this lifestyle into as many homes, schools, and businesses as possible.

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In this episode, your Garden Buddies discuss what we all need to be doing now to get ready for Spring. Plan for your new plants. Get your irrigation system running right. Trim those trees and shrubs and so much more!

Robert C. Crane is the president of C. Crane Company, is a mail-order business that specializes in radios and related products. Bob will tell us about his new "garden" radio that is solar and can charge your cell phone! Remember a time when radio was the only reliable and widespread audio source available? Bob not only loves the radio, but he is also an avid gardener, and this morning the topics will be radios and some of his favorite plants, and what his garden plans are for 2023.

Join us for the last show of the year! It's just John, Bryan, and Tiger talking about our successes and failures over the year.

Part organizer, and part problem-solver, Katie Dubow's business acumen developed early. Employing friends, and other seven-year-olds, she directed a successful envelope-stuffing and stamp-licking operation for her mother's public relations firm, Garden Media. Flash forward 30 years and Katie is continuing the family tradition by introducing her daughter, Quinn, to the business of horticulture PR.

Together, they aim to bring gardening to a new demographic and convince people that brown thumbs can, in fact, be turned green. In her spare time she practices Bikram yoga, mixes a mean cocktail and of course, gardens excessively. She will be talking with us about exciting upcoming trends and products for 2023.

Today, John is on assignment and it's Bryan and Tiger taking your questions.

Join us today to interact with Daniel Kump, who has has been a Certified Arborist since 2008 and is District Manager of The Davey Tree Experts R/C office, located in San Diego. He graduated from Purdue in 2005 with a degree in Forestry, with an area of specialization in International Resource Management. He began his career with Davey Tree as a climber in 2008, completed the Davey Institute of Tree Science course in 2009 and advanced into a sales and management role shortly thereafter. In his spare time when he is not helping clients with their trees, he enjoys surfing, yoga, hiking, fishing and spending quality time with his 3 kids. Daniel loves sharing his passion for trees and how they have the ability to heal and help us deal with a fast-paced, environmentally challenged world.

Naoko Zaima is from Japan but now lives in Santa Monica, CA, where she teaches classes on creating ikebana arrangements and sells her projects in local stores. She has also recently started a minimalist jewelry business called The Sheek.

Her new book, Inspired Ikebana: Modern Design Meets the Ancient Art of Japanese Flower Arrangement is perfect for anyone interested in historic culture, flower arranging, Japanese art, or minimalist decorating. This guide is a modern take on a centuries-old art. It's filled with simple-to-follow, step-by-step instructions that allow you to create stunning decor and learn how to make floral arrangements in various Ikebana styles using both fresh and dried flowers.

Join Garden America LIVE every Saturday from 8-10 AM Pacific Time. Tune in to ask questions, converse with fellow gardeners or just enjoy the show.

This week, we talk about what we think every gardener needs in their sheds to help control pests, diseases and improve the plant health.