Nature Calls: Conversations from the Hudson Valley
Leisure:Home & Garden
Join us in an informative conversation with Tracey Testo from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Columbia of Greene Counties. She discusses the history of maple syrup in New York as well as how you can tap trees to make your own. Then Linda Levitt (Flower Power) will talk about the beautiful and versatile Lantana plant. The episode concludes with a new segment (Cover Up) with Tim Kennelty and Jean Thomas discussing their favorite ground covers and vines. Today they focus on Ajuga and Trumpet Vine.
Hosts: Tim Kennelty and Jean Thomas
Guest: Tracey Testo
Resources and Transcript
Episode 121: Pests & Pathogens Retrospective (Part 2)
Episode 120: Pests & Pathogens Retrospective (Part 1)
Episode 119: Culinary Herbs 101
Episode 118: Microgreens
Episode 117: Grapes of the Hudson Valley
Episode 116: Weeds and IPM
Episode 115: John Bartram
Episode 114: Living with Wildlife (Part 2)
Episode 113: Living with Wildlife (Part 1)
Episode 112: Bob Beyfuss
Episode 111: Veggie Patch Retrospective (Part 3)
Episode 110: Veggie Patch Retrospective (Part 2)
Episode 109: Veggie Patch Retrospective (Part 1)
Episode 108: NYS Forest Rangers
Episode 107: Master Naturalist Program
Episode 106: Great Backyard Bird Count
Episode 105: NYS Master Gardener Program
Episode 104: An MGV's Perspective
Episode 103: Hum of the Hive Retrospective - Part 2
Episode 102: Hum of the Hive Retrospective (Part 1)
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