The ten winning gardens will be announced on on Friday,ġ. You decide by voting once per day until polls close Garden puts on the best seasonal lights show? Instead of springįlowers, visitors find twinkling holiday lights, often accompaniedīy a range of other holiday activities and events. Some charming advice on starting a Walking Club fromīut first, let's catch up on a few recentīotanical Garden Holiday Lights | USA Today time to vote for your favorite - The Best Botanical Gardenĭuring the winter season, a different kind of color lights upīotanical gardens across the United States. Holidays to impress your guests, and then we'll add things up with I'll talk about the five microgreens you should grow for the We Grow That Garden Library with one of the mostīeautiful and sophisticated books on our favorite houseplant: the We'll hear some thoughts about the end of Fall from various poets Many of our Modern Urban Public Spaces and the man who came up withĪ new kind of berry in the heart of Napa Vally in the 1920s. We'll honor the Japanese American Landscape Architect, who designed We'll learn about the man who gardened at Monks House so much it Today we celebrate the Spaniard who brought the pineapple and
If you enjoy the show, please share it with your garden friends. It will be available as a ringtone for your smartphone through the show’s Patreon page. The music for the show is called “The Daily Gardener Theme Song” originally dubbed “Bach’s Garden". I still start the show with - "Hi there, everyone" and I end the show by saying the show is "produced in lovely, Maple Grove, Minnesota”. There are a few easter eggs in the show for Still Growing listeners. The show sign-off is: "For a happy, healthy life: garden every day" Something Sweet: This segment is dedicated to “reviving the little botanic spark” in your heart - to paraphrase botanist Alexander Garden to add more joy to the pursuit of gardening. Garden Chores: A Daily Garden To-Do improve your garden one actionable tip at a timeĥ. Book Recommendations: These are the literary treasures that will help you build a garden library, strengthen your gardening know-how and inspire you.Ĥ. Unearthing Written Work: This is made up of poems, quotes, journal entries, and other inspiring works pertaining to gardeningģ. This is the “On This Day” # OTD portion of the show helping you feel more grounded and versed o n the most enchanting stories from the history of gardening.Ģ. Commemoration: Here, I dig up fascinating people, places, and events in horticulture and share them with you. The Brevities segment is made up of 5 main topic areas.ġ. The format for the show begins with a brief monologue followed by brevities. Shows are between 5 - 10 minutes in length. The tagline for the show is thoughts & brevities to inspire growth. (I’m taking weekends off for rest, family, fun, & gardening!)
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