Dan dives into the phone lines hearing about a Folsom Community Garden, and what you can do to protect a cauliflower head.

On today's show, Dan opens up the program discussing what he is seeing in his garden and around his neck of the woods are more and more homes and beds are being decorated in time for the holiday season, prompting recommendations on some plants that work best with decorations, look like decorations themselves and thrive in the fall/winter, before opening up the phone lines to help YOU with your gardening issues, questions, concerns, such as growing pumpkins in southern Louisiana, soil acidity for growing garlic, and and if you can successfully grow asparagus in Louisiana. Later on, Dan dives into some questions about pruning back a rambler rose bush, citrus tree fruit expectations across the board need to be reeled back in as to when you'll get your fruit, and what you can do to make the most out of growing poinsettias from cuttings.

In the 2nd hour, Dan answers a few texts about poinsettias and growing them from cuttings and clover extermination before hearing from callers about shaving off roots from an oak tree to make room for pavers, periwinkle issues with fall plants, why does it take so long for citrus trees to create fruit, trimming back a rambler rose bush, and dealing with stickers in your lawn during the spring is a big issue but you could get ready now!

Dan gets back to caller questions such as fruitless lemon and orange trees and the expectations on when they should produce fruit and how much should someone be trimming a rambler rose bush.

Dan opens up the 2nd hour with a few texts from WWL listeners on growing poinsettias from cuttings as well as what you should know about poinsettias, getting rid of delta shaped clovers or any clover that is messing up your yard, periwinkles causing a hiccup to your fall annuals, and what you can do to shave off some of the roots around a live oak to place down pavers.

Dan opens up the show discussing what sort of plants and flowers you could look to add to your house or garden beds to liven up your home as we move from winter to fall in this dormant time before diving into the phone lines covering everything from growing your own pumpkins in Louisiana, the dos and don'ts for growing garlic and what soil acidity you should strive to have, and how you can deal with white moths in your lawn, and how Louisiana isn't all that suited for growing asparagus.

Dan opens up the phone lines helping WWL callers with topics such as growing pumpkins in Louisiana, garlic growing in soil that is just above 6 PH and what you should do when you move it into the garden, and someone is dealing with a flurry of white moths in their lawn so what could that be?

Dan dives into some of the decorations we see this time of year around our homes and gardens and some good information to know about the very plants we use to decorate our homes and garden beds during the fall and winter!

On today's show, Dan opens up discussing about what he is seeing in his garden as we transition to colder weather, fig tree fundamentals, Birds of Paradise pruning, the importance of transitioning our beds to cooler weather crops and crop covering plants for our grown fruit/veggies, and as our yards go dormant what can we do to help bolster their health during the winter. Later on, we discuss the best time of the year for moving summer oriented plants either from a pot to inside your home or from the ground to a pot to your home, if it is too late into fall for putting down sod, and what are all of the beautiful golden trees blooming across the city right now?

In this hour, Dan starts off strong helping those figure out how and when is the best time to move agapanthus, figuring out how to handle a dead oak tree, the lovely blooming golden rain trees that are popping up this time of year all around the city, if now is far too late to be putting down sod, and if it is, what can you do to get the most out of the sod you do lay down, before closing things out discussing some Angelonia that aren't blooming so if they are, what CAN you get that will bloom right now?