Popular potter Frances Palmer on the evolution of her art, and

gardening -- including dahlias and other cut flowers that star in her

unique vases.

Ken Druse's radio show guest Amy Stewart on Wicked Bugs -- in our gardens, our homes, politics, wars -- the world.

Sue Reed presents advice for the future in Energy-Wise Landscape Design -- a manual that even addresses producing water and wind power.

Author/gardener Michele Owens joins Ken to discuss the food industry and growing your own veggies.

This week's guest is Margaret Roach, author of "and I shall have some

peace there" -- a memoir about trading in the fast lane for her own

dirt road.

Ellen Ecker Ogden, co-founder of Cook's Garden, talks about kitchen gardens that have good taste, and good tastes.

Doug Hall, senior editor of Organic Gardening, on the April/May

issue's article about growing potatoes trying seven different methods.

Author and editor Stephen Orr discusses his new book Tomorrow’s Garden: Design and Inspiration for a New Age of Sustainable Gardening

Ken welcomes Uli Lorimer, Curator of Native Flora at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. They discuss spring ephemerals and Uli's Native Flora Garden at BBG.

Broken Arrow Nursery's propagation and plant development manager Adam Wheeler discusses with Ken his favorite new plants