Don Shor of Redwood Barn Nursery in Davis tells us about some of the best performing plants for our area. Diane Blazek of All-Ameriican Selections talks about their 2018 winners. John Valenzuela - CA Rare Fruit Growers. Upcoming garden events.

Quentyn Young, Master Gardener and Manager of Fair Oaks Blvd Nursery, offers pruning advice for fruit and nut trees this time of year, along with plant suggestions for your winter garden. Warren Roberts from the UC DAvis Arboretum tells us about January's outstanding plants at the Arboretum. Upcoming garden events.

Baldo Villegas and Charlotte Owendyk, master rosarians with the Sierra Foothills Rose Society, discuss rose pruning techniques for California. Stephen Scaniello, author of "A Rose By Any Name", talks about rehabbing overgrown roses. Upcoming garden events.

We revisit a conversation Fred had with Pam Bone.

A best of edition of The KFBK Garden Show with Farmer Fred.

Juliet Voigtlander of El Dorado Nursery and Gardens in Shingle Springs drops by to talk about plants that do well in the shade here. Upcoming Garden Events. A visit to the UC Davis Arboretum with their Superintendent Emeritus, Warren Roberts.

Former college horticulture professor Debbie Flower offers tips for protecting plants in frosty or freezing weather. Poisonous plants and your pets. Upcoming garden events. Protecting homes from wildfires.

Long time Master Gardener and Urban Forester Pam Bone talks about the problems our trees are having right now, especially diseases. We discuss how to spot them, and what you can do to thwart future tree issues. Building barn owl boxes.

Steve Zien talks about what it takes to have a thriving backyard full of healthy plants. It all begins with healthy soil! Now's the time to help your soil get a head start for the 2018 spring, summer and fall vegetable and flower gardening seasons.

Debbie Flower, horticultural consultant, and Warren Roberts of the UC Davis Arboretum talk about the best trees and shrubs for fall color for our area, which can be a challenge due to our milder weather. Upcoming garden events.