This week we talk about some plants that are often seen indoors but may be a bit too much to handle when they get growing. Join pat Sirois and Lance Roberson as they talk about ficus, palms, dracenas, and a whole lot more!

Have a plant that you have had forever in your house! Show off and introduce us to your plant on social media @goodatplantsbadatlife and @goodatplantspod!

This week Pat Sirois and Lance Roberson discuss, bulbs! From Pat's favorite onion, to plants that aren't bulbs despite their appearance, like the iris! Want to know how to buy them for your growing or how much water they may need? How about using them to save Matt Damon or some etymology, we have it all, join us! 

Have a question for us? Want to hear Lance talk about your favorite or least favorite plant? Find us on social media @goodatplantsbadatlife on Instagram or @goodatplantspod on Twitter!

Join us this week as Pat Sirois and Lance Roberson discuss house plants!  We also take questions from the field where we meet a new Sizzle Frizzle (corkscrew Albuca), and introduce everyone to one of PLance's oldest employees the bristlecone pine tree known as The Methuselah Tree! We also talk about spathiphyllum, African violets, and about how your apartment choice can change your plant selection.

Have a question? Send us a pic or let us know what you want to know about plants, and maybe we'll talk about it on out next episode, find Good at Plants Bad at Life, PLance and Pat on Instagram and Twitter!

In this episode comedian Pat Sirois and horticulturalist Lance Roberson talk about winter, freezes and cold hardiness zones!  Pat also starts getting Lance to take a couple of questions on air from a listener in the field! 

Want to ask your own question? Want to battle rap Pat over your zone being better than 8B.  Find us on social media @goodatplantsbadatlife and maybe we'll respond to yours!

USDA Map to find your hardiness zone (for those of you in the US):
https://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/pages/view-maps

This week our hosts Pat Sirois and Lance Roberson talk about the annual tradition of displaying Christmas trees!

Not sure which kind to get, want to know how to keep it green until Christmas? How about a tip or two on how to pick one at the store! 

G@P B@L is here to help with all things plants!

In this episode comedian Pat Sirois and horticulturalist Lance Roberson discuss the woody plants smaller than trees that we call shrubs or bushes... Whatever side of the divide you fall on, we talk a bout a few of the ones on the top of the list of great shrubs to grow!

In this episode Pat Sirois  and Lance Roberson talk about perennials, the plants that come back more than 2 years... Yes we often say that they come back every year, and they do for many years, but lets talk about lifespan and what you should do to keep your garden blooming and looking great for years to come with perennials of all kinds!

This week we talk about all things fall leaves. How do they know when to do it? What causes the colors? What we should do with all those fall leaves once they drop? all discussed on this episode of Good at Plants Bad at Life!

Join Pat Sirois and Lance Roberson on G@P B@L as we go out on a limb to get a better view of the fire that is fall leaf color change!

This week we talk about my thoughts on Jonny Appleseed, the American folk hero best known through cartoon portrayals and hand-me-down stories from those that knew or knew of John Chapman, the real Jonny Appleseed.

This episode join Pat Sirois and Lance Roberson as we talk about what we know related to plants and folk stories, and  where the truth of the matter is in what we remember from a semi-historical game of telephone!

In this episode Lance meets up with Pat on the road in the Pacific north west while he is on tour! What else would we talk about other than the old growth evergreen forest that the Seattle metro is right in the middle of!  

Recorded at Scriber Lake in Lynwood, Washington. Comedian Pat Sirois and horticulturalist Lance Roberson discuss the role of these trees in the ecosystem and how the benefit us when we benefit them!