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Charles Day talks labels at Wave Hill and the loves of a pomologist.

Garden historian and author Marta McDowell tells how Presidents turned the grounds of the White House green.

Thad Orr, editor-in-chief of Garden Design magazine, is our guest.

Relax in the garden -- I dare you -- with radio personality, C.L. Fornari

A Replay: Megan Cain teaches people in the Madison, WI area to create the vegetable garden of their dreams.

Artist Stephen Procter talks about the giant clay vessels he "throws" for the garden.

A Replay: The Manager of Stamp Development for the US Postal Service tells about choosing antique nursery catalog images for the latest floral stamps.

A Replay: Toby Cain from Seed Savers Exchange tells us about preserving American heirloom varieties.

Megan Cain teaches people in the Madison, WI area to create the vegetable garden of their dreams.

Sam Lemheney tells about the 2016 Philadelphia Flower Show celebrating the Centennial of the National Parks Service.

The Manager of Stamp Development for the US Postal Service tells about choosing antique nursery catalog images for the latest floral stamps.

Artist Stephen Procter talks about the giant clay vessels he "throws" for the garden.

Toby Cain from Seed Savers Exchange tells us about preserving American heirloom varieties.

A replay: Secrets of the garden revealed with Bill Thomas, executive director of Chanticleer in Wayne, PA.

Louis Bauer, the director of horticulture at Wave Hill in the Bronx, NY, is my guest. We talk about winter in the garden.

A rebroadcast: Horticulture's wunderkind, Kelly Norris, on his new book and new botanical garden as well as the future of gardening.

A Replay: Ken walks us through starting seeds his way -- from sowing medium to the garden.

A Rebroadcast: Jan Johnsen thinks gardens should be made as tranquil places. Find out how.

A Rebroadcast: If you'd like to start your own duck dynasty, tune in to my interview with Lisa Steele on fresh eggs and more.

Raymond Jungles is the best known designer of subtropical gardens. Take a winter vacation and listen to my Florida interview.

A Rebroadcast: Seedsman and founder of the Hudson Valley Seed Library, Ken Greene -- organic heirlooms and new "Heirlooms for Tomorrow."

Horticulture's wunderkind, Kelly Norris, on his new book and new botanical garden as well as the future of gardening.

A Rebroadcast: Max Burton and Ken discuss trees -- including Christmas trees -- live vs. cut, and what to do with the trees after the holidays.

Landscape architect Thomas Rainer presents a treatise on garden designs inspired by natural plant communities.

Secrets of the garden revealed with Bill Thomas, executive director of Chanticleer in Wayne, PA.

A re-broadcast with Barbara Robinson, who published a biography of Rosemary Verey, one of the 20th Century's most influential garden authors and designers.

If you'd like to start your own duck dynasty, tune in to my interview with Lisa Steele on fresh eggs and more.

A rebroadcast with Ruth Clausen to chat about deer-resistant bulbs, grasses and shrubs.

A Replay: This week, a fascinating exploration into native plants and their native pollinators with Heather Holm.

Let's finish bringing our houseplants back indoors -- or parts of them -- with Kathy Tracey of Avant Gardens.

A Replay: Award-winning California garden photographer, Saxon Holt, shares concepts for taking great pictures and living in a challenging climate.

Landscape architect Thomas Rainer presents a treatise on garden designs inspired by natural plant communities.

A Replay: How do I get my night-blooming cereus to bloom? Ken answers this question and chats about happenings in the garden.

A Replay: Karen Daubmann from the New York Botanical Garden joins me to talk about the popular Frida Kahlo exhibition.

This week, a fascinating exploration into native plants and their native pollinators with Heather Holm.

A Replay: Author and artist Abbie Zabar talks about writing, drawing, designing, rock and rooftop gardening and weekly trips to "The Met."

Award-winning California garden photographer, Saxon Holt, shares concepts for taking great pictures and living in a challenging climate.

A Replay: Join me and Kristin McCullin, the superintendent of the new Allen C. Haskell Public Garden in New Bedford, MA.

A rebroadcast with Veggie maven Judith Fertig, who talks about her book "The Gardener and the Grill." Who knew? Bunches of grapes on the grill (and much more).

Karen Daubmann from the New York Botanical Garden joins me to talk about the popular Frida Kahlo exhibition.

A Rebroadcast: Meet the tomato man, Craig LeHoullier, author of the new book, Epic Tomatoes.

A Rebroadcast: Quill Teal-Sullivan talks about working to bring Meadowburn, a once famous garden, back from obscurity.

How do I get my night-blooming cereus to bloom? Ken answers this question and chats about happenings in the garden.

Author and artist Abbie Zabar talks about writing, drawing, designing, rock and rooftop gardening and weekly trips to "The Met."

Join me and Kristin McCullin, the superintendent of the new Allen C. Haskell Public Garden in New Bedford, MA.

Quill Teal-Sullivan talks about working to bring Meadowburn, a once famous garden, back from obscurity.

A Rebroadcast: Michael Judd defines "permaculture" and introduces some new ideas for growing edibles in the garden -- including mushrooms.

A Replay: Ken tells us about how gardeners will deal with climate change in his latest book -- The New Shade Garden

A Replay: Rochelle Greayer is the publisher of the new online and PRINT newspaper -- Pith + Vigor!

The good and the bad -- Lilacs and Russian Olive

A Replay: Kerry Ann Mendez helps us think about making the garden a bit more manageable with The Right Size Flower Garden.