Barbara Tiffany gardens on the banks of an unpredictable creek. She

suffered from the recent floods. We talk about the event and the

future.

Author Graham Rice talks us through Planting the Dry Shade Garden, and

tells how we can make the most of these challenging areas.

Kristin Green, the interpretive horticulturist at Blithewold

Arboretum, tells us about this RI public garden, as well as organic

care and wrangling of roses.

What's next? I'll tell you all about the most challenging event on the island garden: Hurricane Irene.

Ruth Clausen joins me again to chat about deer-resistant bulbs, grasses and shrubs.

We're repeating a show with Doug Hall from Organic Gardening magazine -- we talk about some year-old complaints (weather, etc), and Doug defines "Organic."

Part II with Steve Bogash -- more on tomatoes, peppers and more with our vegetable garden expert.

Steve Bogash -- Mr. Tomato -- on growing America's favorite fruit: avoiding problems, and some of the best varieties.

Young plant breeder Joseph Tychonievich tells us about some of the plants he is working with, including a new, lacquer-red species petunia.

Is having a greenhouse a long-held dream? Tune into Charley Yaw and me on having and caring for a garden under glass.