In a similar fashion to Valentines Day, it should be Earth Day every day.

Jack, Lynne and Matt McFarland discuss the many aspects of earth day and how it intersects with horticulture on this week's episode of The Growing Season.

Plastics being found in oceans, rivers and inside the stomachs of small birds, the pros and cons of "the cardboard method" of installing flower beds and fertilizer from places you wouldn't expect geographically AND biologically are just some of what is discussed.

Which large trees produce the most oxygen?   You'll be surprised. 

Bamboos, grasses and the relationship to the air we breath are a topic of interest.

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