The Gestalt Gardener

Felder tackles another round of southern gardening questions during the best garden party on the airwaves.

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There has been plenty of chilly weathetr this January, to keep everything but a flower lawn growing. Felder enjoys the “just let it grow” approach but will go in full design mode when asked. During this round of southern gardening questions, Felder tackles winter pecan troubles, house plant placement, and more. As always he breaks things up with a cheesy tune to bring in the levity. Let’s get dirty!

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Felder Rushing's blue MPB mug is so famous that it could have had its own Instagram page. First, Felder would have to get himself an Instagram account and we do not see that happening anytime soon. But after years of use and travel, the unspeakable happened: Felder's blue MPB mug was broken. Always looking to the bright side it is now being repurposed as a home for some beautiful succulents. Back in England, Felder answers another round of southern gardening questions and reminds his listeners why they are so important to this weekly garden party. Let's get dirty!

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To some listeners of The Gestalt Gardener, host Felder Rushing (along with his playful musings) is a welcomed ray of sunshine. While being away for the holiday season is a natural tendency of broadcasting, the enthusiasm of your first show back is just as natural. For the first show of 2022, Felder brings his sunshine to the best garden party on the radio and helps with another round of southern gardening questions. With winter temperatures finally settling in there is not much to do about your garden, except talk about it. Let's get dirty!

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Felder Rushing's blue MPB mug is so famous that it could have had its own Instagram page. First, Felder would have to get himself an Instagram account and we do not see that happening anytime soon. But after years of use and travel, the unspeakable happened: Felder's blue MPB mug was broken. Always looking to the bright side it is now being repurposed as a home for some beautiful succulents. Back in England, Felder answers another round of southern gardening questions and reminds his listeners why they are so important to this weekly garden party. Let's get dirty!

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An 80-degree weather day in December may be unique but nothing compares to MPB's weekly garden party and its host Felder Rushing. Famous for giving advice that is not trying to sell you anything he tries to tell you what is best from the plant's point of view. Today Felder answers questions about ivy-covered trees, pollinating squash, and what warm winter days mean for your garden. Let's get dirty!

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It may be December but the weather outside is far from frightful. The garden still needs tending and Felder is ready to help with his brand of southern gardening advice. Let's get dirty!

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Thanksgiving is around the corner and Felder is taking some well-deserved time off. But before Felder frolics in the autumn sun, he brings the best garden party to your radio (or podcast) and helps with another round of southern gardening questions. Also, he learns a few lessons along the way. Let's get dirty!

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Who does not love a good and healthy vegetable garden? How about one that sprouts and produces year after year? In this edition of the Gestalt Gardener, Felder is asked to suggest perianal vegetables that would make for a great year-round garden and gets an assist from an unlikely source. Also, he fields questions about lawn grass, weed & feed, and other timely southern garden questions. Let's get dirty!

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While autumn is the proper name for the season between summer and winter, the name that you are most likely to hear is fall. This four-letter word perfectly describes this time of year with the falling temperatures, falling tree leaves, and falling away from the bright colors of summer. Today Felder brings in a great fall bouquet with color and flavor to represent the season and shares a message of what is on the other side of a gardener's life. And as always helps out with your southern gardening questions. Let's get dirty!

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