Ken Druse REAL DIRT

Ken Druse REAL DIRT

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Ken Druse REAL DIRT episodes

  • Have You Hugged Your Trees Today?
    In this show, Ken gives expert advice for taking cuttings of your favorite late-flowering salvias and we talk about gorgeous, rare tulips and how to care for our beloved but drought-stressed shade trees.
    Be sure to visit our website www.realdirtradio.com for more information
    54 min
  • Where Have All The Mums Gone?
    Ken and Vicki talk about mums, the good and the bad...and ask: Where are all the different shapes and colors that used to grace nursery benches?
    Also, some food talk centering on pears and cheese.
    Be sure to visit our website for more info and links. www.realdirtradio.com
    54 min
  • Gardening in Public
    In this show, we chat with Louis Bauer, Director of Horticulture at Greenwood Gardens, a former privat estate now making the transition to becoing a public garden.
    Bauer also creates gorgeous container gardens and shares how he winters over the many tropical plants he uses.
    Be sure to visit our web site www.realdirtradio.com
    54 min
  • Fall Color, Little Bulbs, & Feasting on Summer
    Ken and Vicki talk about flowering plants shining in their gardens now and Ken answers a listener's question: what are some shrubs that feature wonderful fall color?
    Also, Vicki shares her plans for a bed of miniature bulbs and Ken and Vicki share favorite ways to cook summer squash.
    Visit our website, www.realdirtradio.com, for pictures and recipes.
    54 min
  • Elegant Hideaways & Lilies
    Ken interviews Debra Prinzing, author of Stylish Sheds and Elegant Hideways.
    Also, we learn about fragrant lilies and where to find bulbs for wonderful heirloom lilies--and Ken teaches us how to grow martagons from seed!
    Be sure to visit our website for links and lots of great info.
    54 min
  • When To Ask For Help & Growing Wildflowers
    In this show, Ken talks with garden designer Tim Patterson about his interesting journey from Scotland to the U.S. and how he helps clients create the garden they desire.
    We read listener emails with some great tips for using/drying basil and further testimonials for treating poison ivy rash.
    And we talk about a wonderful book, Native Trees, Shrubs, and Vines: A Guide to Using, Growing, and Propagating North American Woody Plants by William Cullina
    Be sure to visit our website www.realdirtradio.com
    54 min
  • Right Plant, Right Place
    Ken talks about why western wildfires are getting worse...and the manifesto behind our slogan, "Give Plants A Chance."
    Also: some useful facts about Basil, news about new shoes and paperless catalogs and magazines.
    Be sure to visit our website for lots of good stuff and archived shows: www.realdirtradio.com
    54 min
  • Living with Poison Ivy and the Return of the Jersey Tomato
    In this show, Vicki talks with "Dr. E.V." about the good side of poison ivy. Then she and Ken talk about products that will help you deal with the horrible rash that can result from coming in contact with the @%** stuff.
    Also, the return of the "Jersey Tomato."
    Be sure to visit our website realdirtradio.com for some great resource links for topics covered in this weeks show.
    54 min
  • Good Gardening & Blogging
    In this show, Ken talks about hydrangeas...GREAT hydrangeas
    and
    Vicki interviews Jeff, a long-time fan of KDRD, garden blogger and a man after our own hearts: he LOVES plants.
    last but not least
    Vicki shares some great recipes for hot days.
    54 min
  • Good Pruning Yields Good Flowers
    In this show, Ken reviews two movies, gives excellent advice for pruning wisteria and roses. Also, he tells us what the Declaration of Independence, an oak tree and a wasp have in common. And, we read a listener's email about a boxwood named for his father.
    Visit www.realdirtradio.com to read more about Ken and visit his garden.
    54 min

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