The Lee Rayburn Show

Learning more about gardening in Wisconsin is only a mouse click away. Our horticulture guests from the UW Extension share information on taking Master Gardener classes and answer your gardening questions.

Considered one of America’s most famous architects, Wisconsin’s Frank Lloyd Wright designed many of his important buildings in the state. We look at nine of those sights and a new website designed to help you explore them.

Many times, small towns get bypassed by travelers and tourists. We talk with the author of a new book that highlights great small places and attractions around the state.

Aphids can essentially clone themselves, which might be why you’re seeing so many of them on your plants. Entomologist PJ Liesch returns to answer your aphid questions, plus bust myths about borers.

Many Pomeranians migrated to Wisconsin in the 1850’s. We talk about the second installment of a mystery series set in Watertown during that time.

Door County’s Peninsula Players Theatre is the first resident summer theater in the United States. We hear about this year’s season, where actors are presenting a mix of old and new plays fit to entertain a modern audience.

Sports-related injuries. Arthritis. Walking. Hip pain has numerous causes and can sneak up on us as we age. Our physical therapists are back to talk about treating and preventing hip pain.

Containers can add a lot to a garden but they can require more attention than plants in beds. We talk to nationally known gardening expert Melinda Myers about how to care for containers, what plants work best and how to combine them.

One of the most important decisions you will make when renovating or building your home, is the type of windows and exterior doors you choose. We talk with two experts about what to consider when faced with all the alternatives.

Boating and ATV season are well underway. These popular Wisconsin activities are a lot of fun to do with friends and family, but it’s important to be safe while making memories. A DNR warden and lieutenant give us a refresher on how to act responsibly on the water and the trail this summer.