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A long time friend of the show- Dr. Dawn Sherry drops by to discuss this year's Cullowhee Native Plant Conference; the field trips, the speakers and the fun.

John goes for a walk in the woods with Capital Naturalist Alonso Abugattas to explore the activity in vernal pools created by the Arlington County Park Authority.

One thing we like to encourage at the Native Plant Podcast is supporting non-profit organizations who are making direct impacts on their local communities and today Preston sits down with the fine folks of "Trees Atlanta" to talk about how they work and what types of programs they have going on and what you might be able to do to help them, or to start your own way of helping out where you are.

Noted Horticulturist and Author Christopher Woods talks about his passion for gardening and his new book covering some of the best new gardens of the world.

Our old friend Matt Candeis of the In Defense of Plants Podcast drops in to talk about the new book from the Smithsonian Institution that he helped to write.

John & Preston have been wanting to do a show on water gardens for sometime. This is the last episode of season 3 and will hopefully get you started on your own little water project.

One of our industry's 'up & comers' drops by for a chat with John & Preston. Taylor Williams owns 'Will Garden' and we talk design, maintenance and having the right experience for the job.

Derrick Jensen sits down with John and chats about where we are headed with our society and if we should even have a society.

John attended the 'Poster Session' at Cullowhee this year where each recipient is required to do a poster explaining their work.

We like to highlight some emerging professionals in the Green Industry on our show to give them an opportunity to share new research and insight they are bringing to our community. Tonight Preston sits down with a friend and former student, Mr. Owen Washam to talk about his research focusing on carnivorous plants.