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Gardening in a Minute
By Emily Eckhardt EubanksHobbies
Gardening in a Minute episodes
- 5 min
- 2012 March 26 to 301.Firecracker Plant 2.Do Established Trees Need Fertilizer? 3.Urban Gardens 4.Hornworm Caterpillars 5.FFL Principle #3: Fertilize Appropriately5 min
- 2012 March 19 to 231.Chewing Insect Pests 2.Tomato Varieties for Florida 3.Spring Flower Garden Beds 4.Learning to Set Your Irrigation Timer 5.Fertilizing your Vegetable Garden5 min
- 2012 March 12 to 161.Listening to Your Lawn 2.Dealing with Late Freezes3.Succession Planting of Vegetables 4.Dealing with Lawn Diseases5.Indian Hawthorn5 min
- 2012 March 5 to 91.Hay Bale Gardens 2.Spring Vegetable Gardens 3.Azaleas 4.Container-grown Tomatoes 5.Roses5 min
- 2012 February 27 to March 21.Spring Irrigation Maintenance 2.Fertilizing Fruit Trees 3.FFL Principle #2: Water Efficiently 4.Oakleaf Hydrangea 5.Creating an Edible Landscape5 min
- 2012 February 20 to 241.Ornamental Vegetables 2.Surinam Cherry 3.Slow-release Fertilizer 4.New Plants From Leaf Cuttings 5.Armadillos5 min
- 2012 February 13 to 171.Naturalized Landscape Design 2.Long-lasting Cut Flowers 3.Showstopping Ornamental Grasses 4.Tomatoes 5.Fertilizing Roses5 min
- 2012 February 6 to 101.Florida School Garden Competition 2.Renovating Your Vegetable and Flower Gardens 3.Carnations 4.Buying Roses 5.Asparagus5 min
- 2012 January 30 to February 31.River Oats 2.FFL Principle #1: Right Plant, Right Place 3.Japanese Magnolia 4.Alphabet Gardens 5.Vegetable Garden Transplants5 min
About Gardening in a Minute
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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.