Pee-Cycling: Taking the Waste Out of Our Waterways by Fertilizing the Garden
Julia Cavicchi and Tatiana Schreiber of the Rich Earth Institute talk of curbing water pollution by removing human urine from the waste stream, and how you can repurpose it to feed your plants
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Steppe Gardening in Colorado
Michael Bone, Curator of the Steppe Collection at Denver Botanic Gardens, relates Denver’s native flora to similar grasslands around the world and explains how this knowledge can inspire and enrich the local gardening.
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Ecologist and Author Tom Wessels Talks Coevolution
Understanding this concept provides the foundation for creating a high functioning, stable, and resilient landscape – anywhere you garden
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A Devastated Arboretum Embraces the Catastrophe
When a freak tornado swept through Ambler Arboretum, the staff and university administration took the opportunity to turn its recovery into an exploration of natural resilience in the face of climate change
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Who’s Promoting the Spread of Invasive Plants?
Dr. Eve Beaury’s research reveals the outsize role American gardeners still play in supporting the propagation and spread of plants that are known to be invasive.
Your weekly half-hour program about environmentally informed gardening. Each week we bring you a different expert, a leading voice on gardening in partnership with Nature. Our goal is to make your landscape healthier, more beautiful, more sustainable, and more fun.
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