Vermont Garden Journal 2011
For this last Vermont Garden Journal for 2011, let's talk garden clean-up.
This week on The Vermont Garden Journal, Charlie Nardozzi shares tips for making carving pumpkins easier, and for making the result last longer!
This week on The Vermont Garden Journal, Charlie Nardozzi shares some tips on how to grow some of his favorite ornamental grasses.
Ornamental gourds originated in Asia thousands of years ago and have spread around the world. This week, Charlie Nardozzi shares tips on growing and using gourds.
This week on The Vermont Garden Journal, Charlie Nardozzi extolls the benefits of cover crops!
This week on The Vermont Garden Journal, host Charlie Nardozzi has some ideas for green shakes!
This week on The Vermont Garden Journal, host Charlie Nardozzi shares tips for cultivating asters.
This week on The Vermont Garden Journal, host Charlie Nardozzi shares tips on dealing with flooded plants.
This week on The Vermont Garden Journal, host Charlie Nardozzi answers a variety of questions, including tips on how to turn your green pepper and tomatoes red!
Believe it or not, you can grow sweet potatoes in Vermont!
This week on The Vermont Garden Journal, Charlie Nardozzi shares tips for maintaining your perennial hibiscus.
This week, Charlie has some recommendations for hardy pear varieties that thrive in Zone 4.
When you want fresh vegetables through the fall, you'll want to plant now. Charlie also explains why it's good to be merciless in the mid-summer garden on this week's Vermont Garden Journal.
This week on The Vermont Garden Journal, Charlie Nardozzi surveys some options for flowering shrubs!
There are a number of delicious flowers for you to use in the kitchen. On this week's Vermont Garden Journal, Charlie profiles edible flowers.
Have you wondered what those purple boxes in the trees are? Charlie explains. And we learn what to do with an overgrown zucchini.
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.
These beetles don't harmonize, they decimate. Flea, cucumber, potato, and asparagus are all beetles that love your veggies. Charlie Nardozzi offers some organic controls this week on The Vermont Garden Journal.
This week, Charlie Nardozzi offers tips on enjoying and growing peonies; including successful transplanting and disease control.
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.
Things are getting hot on the Vermont Garden Journal this week.
Red hot chili peppers are in the spotlight and they range in strength from mild to so-strong-they-are-used-for-national-defense.
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.
Dirty little weeds or delicious salad greens? Charlie Nardozzi shines a light on dandelions.
Charlie shares the method and science of planting shrubs and trees, starting with the bare roots.
Neither from Jerusalem nor a relative of the artichoke, how did the Jerusalem artichoke get it's name? Tune in to the Vermont Garden Journal to find out.
This week, the Vermont Garden Journal satisfies springtime urges. While some share wedding plans Charlie shares flower varieties that are old, new, borrowed, and blue - no wedding necessary.
The Vermont Garden Journal is back with weekly organic gardening advice from horticulturist Charlie Nardozzi. Listen Friday at 5:55pm and Saturday at 8:55am for the Vermont Garden Journal, and follow the conversation all season long on Facebook.