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TitlePub. DateDuration
GARDEN TALK07 sept. 202600:50:06
Brijette of SD Seed CO31 août 202600:51:55
GARDEN TALK 24 août 202600:51:20
GARDEN TALK 17 août 202600:48:47
GARDEN TALK10 août 202600:49:20
GARDEN TALK03 août 202600:48:49
GARDEN TALK27 juil. 202600:48:56
GARDEN TALK 20 juil. 202600:50:35
GARDEN TALK 13 juil. 202600:49:32
Best of Garden Talk06 juil. 202600:57:18
GARDEN TALK 29 juin 202600:52:48
GARDEN TALK 22 juin 202600:52:00
GARDEN TALK 15 juin 202600:50:51
GARDEN TALK 08 juin 202600:50:47
GARDEN TALK 01 juin 202600:52:00
GARDEN TALK 25 mai 202600:49:37
GARDEN TALK 18 mai 202600:51:31
GARDEN TALK 11 mai 202600:50:29
Worm Composting04 mai 202600:50:20

Ken and George interview guest Susan Frazee discussing her experience with worm composting (vermicomposting) and her book, Martin Snell and His Worm Hotel. Frazee began her journey with a single tower-style bin, but quickly expanded three bins, including two DIY setups, as she collected more food scraps. Feeding the Worms: Red composting worms are remarkably "forgiving" and particularly enjoy treats like pumpkins and watermelon. Frazee noted that a single bin could be filled just by the remains of Halloween jack-o'-lanterns. Frazee used the nutrient-rich worm castings (manure) to support her neighbor's thriving garden of vegetables, citrus, and exotic fruits like passion fruit and figs. She also gave worms away to friends and neighbors to help them start their own composting systems. Worm Population Growth: In ideal conditions—like the temperate climate of San Diego—worm populations can double every two to three months. Starting with 200 worms can lead to a massive population by the end of a year. Research and Inspiration: To deepen her knowledge, Frazee conducted extensive research, ranging from Google searches to studying scientific publications and international composting initiatives in  Beyond her own backyard, Frazee envisioned worm composting as a potential fundraising opportunity for local schools.

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Top Vines for Southern California + Eucalyptus Leaf Beetle Update27 avr. 202600:51:38

In this episode of Garden Talk from Walter Anderson Nursery, Ken Anderson and George Allman answer listener questions and dig into two timely topics for Southern California gardeners: the eucalyptus leaf beetle problem (including why large trees often require professional, systemic treatment) and a practical “top vines” list for covering fences, trellises, and pergolas. You’ll hear tips and cautions on popular choices like star jasmine, mandevilla/dipladenia, creeping fig, bougainvillea, passion vines, and trumpet vines—plus what to consider before planting vigorous climbers.

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Beyond the Bloom: Creating Healthier Habitats with Ken Abernathy20 avr. 202600:51:34

Garden Talk is joined by special guest Ken Abernathy from Caterpillar Chow Habitat Farms. Ken shares how gardeners and landowners can create healthier habitats by improving soil, planting with purpose, and supporting pollinators and beneficial insects. From backyard gardens to larger landscapes, he offers practical advice you can use right away to grow smarter and make a positive impact on local wildlife.  

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GARDEN TALK w KEN, GEORGE and JOHN13 avr. 202600:50:32
CAL FIRE’s Mike Cornette06 avr. 202600:50:02

In this episode of the Garden Talk, we interview Mike Cornette, Public Information Officer for CAL FIRE, for a conversation about fire safety, defensible space, and how gardeners and homeowners can help protect their communities. Tips to keep your home, garden, and neighborhood safer.

Topics include:

  • Creating and maintaining defensible space around your home
  • Fire‑resistant plants and landscaping strategies
  • Seasonal maintenance that makes a real difference
  • How CAL FIRE supports communities before, during, and after wildfires
  • What every homeowner should know as fire season approaches

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GARDEN TALK w Ken, George and John30 mars 202600:49:09
Brandon Grasilli of BG PUMPS23 mars 202600:53:10
GARDEN TALK16 mars 202600:50:57
GARDEN TALK09 mars 202600:50:26
GARDEN TALK02 mars 202600:51:08
GARDEN TALK23 févr. 202600:50:45
GARDEN TALK16 févr. 202600:50:08
GARDEN TALK09 févr. 202600:49:51
GARDEN TALK02 févr. 202600:50:06
GARDEN TALK26 janv. 202600:50:28
GARDEN TALK19 janv. 202600:50:33
GARDEN TALK12 janv. 202600:50:19
GARDEN TALK05 janv. 202600:52:02
GARDEN TALK | 12.27.2527 déc. 202500:52:00
GARDEN TALK | 12.20.2523 déc. 202500:52:26
GARDEN TALK | 12.13.2515 déc. 202500:51:10
GARDEN TALK | 12.06.2508 déc. 202500:52:57
GARDEN TALK | 11.22.2524 nov. 202500:50:10
GARDEN TALK | 11.15.2519 nov. 202500:50:13
GARDEN TALK | 11.08.2510 nov. 202500:51:30
GARDEN TALK | 11.01.2503 nov. 202500:52:02
GARDEN TALK | 10.25.2527 oct. 202500:52:21
GARDEN TALK | 10.18.2520 oct. 202500:51:11
GARDEN TALK | 10.11.2513 oct. 202500:53:12
GARDEN TALK | 10.04.2506 oct. 202500:51:45
GARDEN TALK | 09.27.2529 sept. 202500:50:18
GARDEN TALK | 09.20.2522 sept. 202500:50:07
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