A rebroadcast with Kathleen Gagan of Peony's Envy, who tells us it is time to plant these incomparable herbaceous and woody plants to grace your garden for decades.

A re-broadcast with Barbara Robinson, who last year published a biography of Rosemary Verey, one of the 20th Century's most influential garden authors and designers.

A replay with Brie Gluvna Arthur who was the propagator and grower at Camellia Forest Nursery in North Carolina -- Hear about how she props her plants.

A replay with Scott Kunst, founder of Old House Gardens, who celebrated the 20th anniversary of the only company devoted exclusively to heirloom bulbs.

A replay with Ken discussing pruning for special effects.

Our guest is Rebecca McMackin, the Director of Horticulture at the new 85-acre Brooklyn Bridge Park.

A Re-broadcast with Doug Hall, the deputy editor of Organic Gardening

magazine, who discusses some of the things we can still do during the

dog days of August.

Hear all about the first annual "Hortie Hoopla" intern field day from my guest, Charles Yurgalevitch, and me!

A rebroadcast with Ken discussing looking for a few good plants: Some to replace his losses, some that are rare and he's hunted for years.

Peter D'Amato is the guru of flesh-eating plants. His book, The Savage Garden, has just come out in a revised edition.