I'm looking for a few good plants: Some to replace my losses, some that are rare and I've hunted for years.

Veggie maven Judith Fertig talks about her new book "The Gardener and the Grill." Who knew? Bunches of grapes on the grill (and much more).

Lesley Parness discusses bringing public horticultural institutions together in New Jersey as Garden State Gardens.

Matthew Benson shares some of his professional garden photography tips. Learn how this artist creates his masterworks.

Robert Kourik, the guru of drip, discusses setting up and using localized irrigation for gardens -- and efficient use of water.

Kelly Norris talks about his passion and his new book: A Guide to

Bearded Iris. This episode is not for the faint of heart: from beauty

to beasts (borers)!

Elizabeth Murray will be exhibiting her photographs of Monet's Garden

at the New York Botanical Garden during their season-long celebration

of the artist.

Debra Prinzing discusses the who, what, when, where and why of locally grown cut flowers for sale.

Nate McCullin visits from The New England Wild Flower Society's Garden

in the Woods, talks about growing wildflowers and brewing compost tea.

A rebroadcast with Steve Bogash, who gives us the results of 2011's

tomato taste-off with recommendations for varieties to try this

season.