All episodes of Almanac Gardener - 2010

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Episodes

2720 Episode:

Published 09/13/10

Published 09/13/10

Published 08/23/10

Published 08/23/10

Published 08/10/10

2715 Episode: Connecting Kids with Nature -The Produce Lady” “Safe Handling of Fresh Vegetables

Panel: Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County; Stephen Greer, Horticultural Agent, Forsyth County; Linda Blue, Horticultural Agent, Buncombe County Features: Lucy Bradley, Urban Horticultural Specialist, NCSU, “Connecting Kids with Nature” Brenda Sutton, “The Produce Lady” “Safe Handling of Fresh Vegetables”

Published 08/02/10

2714 Episode: Connecting Kids with Nature -The Produce Lady” “Safe Handling of Fresh Vegetables

Published 07/30/10

2713 Episode:Culinary Herbs with Master Gardener Betty Lockwood - Blueberry Research

Panel: Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County; Stephen Greer, Horticultural Agent, Forsyth County; Linda Blue, Horticultural Agent, Buncombe County Features: Diane Turner, Horticultural Agent Henderson County, “Culinary Herbs with Master Gardener Betty Lockwood” Charlotte Glenn, Horticultural Agent Pender County, “Blueberry Research”

Published 07/26/10

2712 Episode: Shitake Mushroom Production - Asheville Tailgate Market”

Panel: Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County; Stephen Greer, Horticultural Agent, Forsyth County; Linda Blue, Horticultural Agent, Buncombe County Features: Amy-Lynn Albertson, Horticultural Agent Davidson County, “Shitake Mushroom Production” Linda Blue, Horticultural Agent Buncombe County, “Asheville Tailgate Market”

Published 07/26/10

2711 Episode:Identifying Wildflowers on Your Woodland Walk” - Growing Palms in North Carolina

Panel:Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County; Diane Turner, Horticultural Agent, Henderson County; Stephen Greer, Horticultural Agent, Forsyth County Features: Linda Blue, Horticultural Agent Buncombe County, “Identifying Wildflowers on Your Woodland Walk” Charlotte Glenn, Horticultural Agent Pender County, “Growing Palms in North Carolina”

Published 07/26/10

2710 Episode: 50th Anniversary of the UNC-Asheville Botanical Gardens - Use Less Water by Improving Your Garden Soil

Panel: Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County; Diane Turner, Horticultural Agent, Henderson County; Stephen Greer, Horticultural Agent, Forsyth County Features: Mike Gray/John Hoffman, Hoffman Nursery: "Colorful Ornamental Grasses for Small Landscapes" Linda Blue, “50th Anniversary of the UNC-Asheville Botanical Gardens” Bill Lord, “Use Less Water by Improving Your Garden Soil”

Published 07/26/10

2709 Episode: Colorful Ornamental Grasses for Small Landscapes - 3rd Graders in the Garden

Panel: Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County; Diane Turner, Horticultural Agent, Henderson County; Stephen Greer, Horticultural Agent, Forsyth County Features: Mike Gray/John Hoffman, Hoffman Nursery: "Colorful Ornamental Grasses for Small Landscapes" Karen Neill, “3rd Graders in the Garden”

Published 06/11/10

2708 Episode: Xeriscaping, Drought Tolerant Landscaping - Building French Double Dug Raised Beds

Panel: Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County; Karen Neill, Horticultural Agent, Guilford County; Linda Blue, Horticultural Agent, Buncombe County Features: Linda Blue, "Xeriscaping, Drought Tolerant Landscaping" Karen Neill, "Building French Double Dug Raised Beds"

Published 06/11/10

2707 Episode: Gardening in the Shade - Growing Asparagus

Panel: Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County; Karen Neill, Horticultural Agent, Guilford County; Linda Blue, Horticultural Agent, Buncombe County Features: Karen Neill, "Gardening in the Shade" Bill Lord, "Growing Asparagus"

Published 06/11/10

2706 Episode: Building a Raised Bed Garden - Starting a Community Garden

Panel: Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County; Karen Neill, Horticultural Agent, Guilford County; Linda Blue, Horticultural Agent, Buncombe County Features: Linda Blue, "Building a Raised Bed Garden" Lucy Bradley, "Starting a Community Garden"

Published 07/08/09

2705 Episode: Growing Trash Can Potatoes - Fixing Fresh Pod Peas

Panel: Amy-Lynn Albertson, Horticultural Agent, Davidson County; Karen Neill, Horticultural Agent, Guilford County; Lucy Bradley, Extension Urban Horticultural Specialist Features: Karen Neill, "Growing Trash Can Potatoes" Brenda Sutton, The Produce Lady, "Fixing Fresh Pod Peas"

Published 07/08/09

2704 Episode: Attracting Pollinators to Your Garden - Growing Trellis Cucumbers

Panel: Amy-Lynn Albertson, Horticultural Agent, Davidson County; Karen Neill, Horticultural Agent, Guilford County; Lucy Bradley, Extension Urban Horticultural Specialist Features: Linda Blue, "Attracting Pollinators to Your Garden" Bill Lord, "Growing Trellis Cucumbers"

Published 07/08/09

2703 Episode: Walking Through the Spring Vegetable Garden - Compact Herb Garden

Panel: Karen Neill, Horticultural Agent, Guilford County, Lucy Bradley, Extension Urban Horticultural Specialist, Amy-Lynn Albertson, Horticultural Agent, Davidson County Features: Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County, "Walking Through the Spring Vegetable Garden" Karen Neill, Horticultural Agent, Guilford County, "Compact Herb Garden"

Published 07/08/09

2702 Episode: Growing a Variety of Lettuce - Right Plant/Right Location"

Panel: Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County; Karen Neill, Horticultural Agent, Guilford County; Linda Blue, Horticultural Agent, Buncombe County Features: Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County, "Growing a Variety of Lettuce" Karen Neill, Horticultural Agent, Guilford County, "Right Plant/Right Location"

Published 07/08/09

2701 Episode: Planting an Early Season Vegetable Garden - Using Plastic Tunnels to Prevent Frost Damage

Panel: Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County; Karen Neill, Horticultural Agent, Guilford County; Linda Blue, Horticultural Agent, Buncombe County Features: Linda Blue, Horticultural Agent, Buncombe County, "Planting an Early Season Vegetable Garden" Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County, "Using Plastic Tunnels to Prevent Frost Damage"

Published 07/08/09