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Juliana with Frisella Nursery explaining the differences between Perennial vs Annuals, as well as what you'll get out of both types of plants!

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In this short episode of Frisella's All Around The Yard Podcast, Juliana is going to tell you how exactly how to keep your garden looking full and beautiful by watering your annual plants and flowers. The summer heat is no joke for our gardens and watering is one of the most important pieces of keeping a healthy garden!

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On this episode we have a very special guest, Elizabeth Schenk. Elizabeth and her husband founded TREEBUTE in June 2020 with the mission to create a convenient and accessible way to honor loved ones while doing good for the planet. Listen to their powerful and meaningful passion in this episode of Frisella's All Around the Yard Podcast. If you would like to know more about Treebute you can find them online at www.treebute.com or on social media @treebute_usa.

Q&A: Winter Pruning, Planting Seeds for Your Garden & More | Frisella's All Around the Yard Podcast Q1: What landscape maintenance should I be thinking about right now in early Jan? Answer: Spring clean up, mulch & turf care Q2: When should I plant my seedlings for my garden? Answer: Typically you are going to want to start your seeds indoors about 6-8 weeks before the last freeze/frost in your area. If you are in the STL area, the last freeze date is April 30. Start your seeds in a container that is at least 2-3” deep and has drainage holes. Choose a potting soil that is for starting seedlings, do not reuse soil from your garden last year or soil from your houseplants. Start with a fresh, sterile mix that will ensure healthy, disease-free seedlings. Next, plant your seeds. Be sure that you check the seed packet for proper planting instructions. Water, feed & repeat until they are ready to be moved outside. So when starting to plant your seedlings you are going to want to double check on the last freeze/frost date but in the STL area it is typically April 30. Q3: What plants should I do winter pruning on? Answer: Generally speaking, trees and shrubs that bloom on new growth should be pruned in the winter & early spring, while those that bloom on old growth should be pruned in the late spring or early summer. Prune evergreen trees & shrubs in the late winter or early spring when they are still dormant & before new growth begins. Prune shade trees in the late winter/early spring too, these can include (but are not limited to) oaks, maples, sweetgums & hornbeams. In winter/early spring, prune shrubs that form their flower buds on “new wood” such as abelia, butterfly bush, summer & fall blooming hydrangeas, roses, rose of sharon, dogwoods & summersweet. Be sure that you do not over prune check out our winter pruning videos on YouTube for a tutorial on winter pruning.

Curb Appeal with Taylor Belmore | Frisella's All Around the Yard Podcast

Tony Frisella Jr. is back for this episode of Frisella's All Around the Yard to interview one of his good friends, Jeff Day. Jeff is an architect in St. Louis that we work very close with when it comes to the the connection of the architecture of a home and the outside landscape. Tune in for this exciting episode all about landscape and architecture.

Q&A: Cut Christmas Trees & Planting | Frisella's All Around the Yard Podcast On todays podcast Juliana answers 3 of your questions. Listen to find out the answers! - Is it too late in the year to plant? - Tips for planning my garden next year... - How do I care for a live Christmas tree? If you have questions for Juliana please head over to our social media pages to submit! We will do our best to answer all questions that come in! Don't forget to like & subscribe! Find us on social media @frisellanursery www.frisellanursery.com

On this episode we were joined by STL Composting's Tom Tharp. Tom is a Sales Rep at St. Louis Composting and has been in the horticulture business since 1999. So what is composting? How & why does it work? What are the benefits of using a good, rich compost? Find all all of the answers in this episode of Frisella's All Around the Yard! . www.stlcompost.com

Mind & Soil w/ Jordan Mara // Frisella's All Around the Yard On this episode Tony Frisella Jr. talks with Jordan Mara, founder of Mind & Soil. Jordan walks us through his journey and what led him to starting the company, where he sees it going in the future & where you can find his products! Be sure to visit his website, www.mindandsoil.com & follow on social media, @mindandsoil! Please like & subscribe! www.frisellanursery.com @frisellanursery

Robin Hebert, Frisella's Quality Control Manager, started raising chickens during the Covid-19 pandemic. She has 3 young kids at home and was looking or something to keep them busy during that time of uncertainty. She has learned so much about raising little chicks. From building her own coop to going to pick out the chicks when they were just 2 days old, Robin has some great advice if you are thinking about raising some chickens of your own!