Five fifth-graders from Milton Vermont were at the White House on Thursday to help First Lady Michelle Obama plant the spring garden.

When the grey clouds are looming and icicles hang down from the eaves, it's nice to have a green plant on your windowsill. We'll learn how to grow salad greens indoors, and how to keep your potted plants thriving.

Garden expert Charlie Nardozzi shares advice and answers questions to help you make the most of your garden.

Our region was saturated with sunshine and hot days recently, causing green shoots to burst up from the soil. But it’s only March, and gardeners are speculating whether snow will fall again before spring is over.

The air is brisk, the leaves are changing and soon it will be time to put away your garden gloves. But first, end-of-season garden advice from Charlie Nardozzi.

This week, Charlie has some recommendations for hardy pear varieties that thrive in Zone 4.

Peony problems, compost conundrums, and dandelion dilemmas? Garden expert Charlie Nardozzi joins us live to answer your questions.

One of Charlie's favorite midsummer flowering shrubs is the elderberry.  Listen to the Vermont Garden Journal Friday and Saturday to find out why.

Who cares about woodchucks chuck'n wood, when they are living in the garden! This week on the Vermont Garden Journal, Charlie Nardozzi addresses one of the most persistent of pests; the woodchuck.

With record rainfalls, you can expect a record number of mosquitoes this year. On the Vermont Garden Journal, Charlie Nardozzi debunks mosquito myths and shares some advice for coping with mosquitoes without harming the environment.

This week on the Vermont Garden Journal, Charlie examines basil. It’s not just for making pesto! From its origins to harvesting techniques, Charlie Nardozzi leaves no leaf unturned.

Why are more and more people suffering from allergies? Charlie Nardozzi says there's more pollen in the air than ever before. This week on the Vermont Garden Journal, he'll explain why that is and what you can do about it.

Charlie explores varieties of many shrubs and trees normally thought of as ornamentals that also produce great fruits for eating.

This week, Charlie shares a brief history of Mother's Day and offers some garden gift advice.

Charlie Nardozzi, host of VPR's Vermont Garden Journal, answers your questions about helping your garden thrive. Also, "weed dating" helps farmers and gardeners find kindred souls, and a story of how the Long Trail prompted one woman to move to Vermont.