Florida's foremost gardening podcast by gardening expert and professional designer, Teresa Watkins!
Teresa is joined by Diane Blazek
Hour 2 - Teresa is joined by National Garden Bureau Executive Director Diane Blazek with the Green Thumb Award-winning new spring plants. And the Dirty Word of the Day is...?
Winter warnings
Hour 1 - Winter warnings for Florida's 3rd Polar Vortex, Teresa's Top Five Blue Flowers, and what to do with slime mold in the lawn
Don't Crape Myrtle murder!
Don't Crape Myrtle murder! Just follow these simple steps. Teresa gives you her Dirty Word of the day.
Help my garden & plant survive the freeze.
Freezing & cold temperatures across the entire state this week.
What to do to help save your foliage & garden.
Teresa reveal's a secret she uncovered to Tom.
Hr2 - Teresa, Tom & Lizzie give their favorite Dirty Words of 2024. Tom’s Garden 2024 update – New vegetable selections for 2024.
Teresa's Secret? She reveals to Tom MacCubbin what she means by the "Apple Doesn’t Fall From The Tree".
WAIT, WHAT?
Teresa Watkins & Tom MacCubbin “Weather Wasn’t Nobler"
Hr1: Tom, Teresa, Lizzie cover Christmas & Hurricane Helene and Milton – effects.
Tom and Teresa discuss “Weather Wasn’t Nobler’ – weather impacts in 2024.
Special Guest Dana Venrick
Teresa gives you her Dirty Word of the Day.
Dana Venrick chats about Pollinators see this week & fruit trees.
Provista grass care, apple trees & roses questions.
Dana Venrick chats about fruit trees, fertilizing & the pollinators seen in his nursery at Quality Green Specialists in Deland.
Question about Provista grass care, apple trees & roses.
Teresa gives you her Dirty Word of the Day.
Freezing of Seeds.
Freezing of Seeds, How to take care of Donkey Ears & Teresa's Top 5 for "Plants to hide utilities outdoors.
What to plant right now for the spring.
We welcome back Special Guest Katie Dubow, President of Garden Media Group, chats about "Rewilding" & other gardening trend.
Use Teresa Watkin's Dirty Word of the Day in your conversations this week with others.
What to plant right now for the spring.