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Homegrown NH episodes
- Spring into action with garden tasks you can do nowWe asked Homegrown NH host Emma Erler what tasks she tackles at Kirkwood Gardens in early spring.3 min
- How to grow more blueberries this yearIf you have a blueberry bush, your goal is probably to get the most blueberries possible.3 min
- Which shrubs to prune now and whyThe perennial question of when to prune depends on when your shrub blooms, and what your goals are - with special attention for lilacs.3 min
- Don't step foot in that garden - yet!If you can take a handful of soil and make a ball that will not fall apart when gently poked, the soil is too wet to work.3 min
- Prune now to enjoy peaches this summerWhat to be aware of if you’re tending a peach tree and hoping for lots of juicy peaches this summer.3 min
- What to know about a ladybug invasionIf you have ladybugs inside at this time of year, it's the Asian ladybug, not the native ladybug.3 min
- Get the right soil for your container gardenThere are a lot of bags of soil at the gardening center, and it’s important to choose the right one for any container gardening you plan to do this year.3 min
- Keeping an eye on rhododendronsAfter a cold winter, here’s what to do if you see curled and drooping leaves on even the hardiest of rhododendrons.3 min
- Bright Ideas for Starting Seeds IndoorsIt’s finally time for NH gardeners to get started planting vegetable and flower seeds indoors.3 min
- How to keep potted herbs from the grocery store aliveHere’s how to keep live potted herbs from the grocery thriving, maybe even long enough to plant outside in spring.3 min
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Tune in every Saturday morning for Homegrown NH – a new weekly segment, offering quick practical gardening tips —from native plants and pollinators to sustainable yard care. Whether you're an…
experienced green thumb or just trying to keep a succulent alive, Homegrown NH has something for you.