Dan opens up the 2nd hour diving into if Star fruit can grow and produce fruit in our climate, winterizing Stag Horn ferns, and how much damage can generally be done to an Oak tree before killing the tree?

This hour, Dan opens up as always talking about what he is up to and noticing in his yard and bed as well as others in our neck of the woods as we settle into winter freezes and get prepped for the holiday season before going to the phone lines to help WWL listeners with questions about topics ranging from freeze protection for Bougainvilleas, the viability of Monkeypod trees in our climate, trimming drift roses, and more!

Dan dives into the phone lines to discuss winter and freeze protection for Bougainvilleas, if Monkey pod seeds can survive in our environment, and what is the best way to trim back drift roses?

Dan opens up the show discussing the steps he's taken as he prepares for winter weather!

On today's show, Dan Gill discusses some things he has noticed in his yard and others as we finally getting that frosty weather we've been hoping and the latest iteration of the LSU Ag Center's calendar that promotes tips on good planting techniques and advice and showcased pictures of lawns and homes across Louisiana before opening up the lines to help you with your issues ranging from satsuma trees and how to get the most out of the fruit within them, the use of river sand as a means of filling in areas and what plants you should NOT be transplanting right now. Later on, Dan also goes over putting up a lighting system around Christmas Catci, pecan tree production expectations, what protected you can take for a Turk's Cap Plant, how you can stop Cat's Paw from invading your yard, and more!

This hour, Dan dives into the phone lines with WWL listeners covering subjects such as an artificial light system set up around Christmas Cacti, the expectations we should have for our pecan trees pecan production, protecting a Turk's Cap plant, if cross-pollination is something you should be doing for citrus trees, what "winterizing" a hibiscus looks like, and much more!

Dan dives into a how you can force a plumaria to bloom, how cirtus tree cross-pollination isn't a thing, the most important, how you can winterizing hibiscus plants and what sort of lights you can hang on your hibiscuses.

Dan opens up the second hour helping WWL callers with issues such as setting up an artificial light system surrounding a few Christmas Catci, how long should should we expect pecan trees to grow before producing pecans, and a question about when a Turk's Cap plant blooms and how you can protect it during the winter?

This hour, Dan opens up previewing the many changes we are seeing in our yards, lawns, and beds with winter knocking on the door and Dan goes over another edition of the prestigious LSU Ag Center calendar that showcases nice tips for gardening and landscaping as well as pictures of yards and garden beds across Louisiana, and from WWL callers we dive into topics such as satsuma trees and the fruit within, how now isn't really the best time to be transporting warm weather plants, river sand is a fantastic use of filling in areas as most of Louisiana is built on river sand, and more!

Dan opens up the lines helping WWL listeners with questions regarding satsuma trees and the fruit within them and if you are looking to transplant any warm weather plants and trees, now is absolutely NOT the time to be moving those into your yards and beds.