A replay with Ben Futa, who is the youngest person to ever be on the show. He truly

represents the future of horticulture in America and asks, "What's your horticultural IQ?"

Ken discusses recent travels; shopping for woody plants; taking down some dead trees; and a mysterious visitor leaves suspicious evidence.

A Replay: Horticulture futurist, Leslie Halleck, talks about promoting gardening and marketing the green industry.

Author and gardener Kristin Green lets plants participate in making

creations at Blithewold in Bristol, RI.

This week, Ken tells us of his adventures over the last few weeks at Fernwood Botanical Garden and experimenting with fragrance.

A rebroadcast with Riz Reyes, one of Organic Gardening Magazine's Next Generation horticulturists from Ken's article in the April/May, 2013 issue.

"Pittmoss" is a new product made from recycled newspaper that is hoped

to replace peat moss in greenhouse floriculture.

In a rebroadcast Ken joins Alan Petravich, research specialist at Longwood Gardens, for info on Clivia breeding, and eliminating viruses through tissue culture.

Meredith Hill is a teacher who started growing food with kids at a New

York City school and wrote about that for Organic Gardening magazine.

A rebroadcast with Terry Lea, the administrator of www.Davesgarden.com, who tells us the benefits of the "learning about the garden" mega-website.