Nature Calls: Conversations from the Hudson Valley
Leisure:Home & Garden
In this episode, join Master Gardener Volunteers in a fascinating conversation with Tracey Testo of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Columbia and Greene Counties. She discusses the many wildflowers and woodland foraging opportunities that can be found in the forest. Tracey brings her passion and an amazing wealth of information that inspires us to take a fresh look at the world around us. Then stay tuned for Pests and Pathogens featuring Dede Terns-Thorpe and Jackie Hayden who discuss beetles, both good and bad. Finally, Joan Satterlee (Tools of the Trade) tells us how the Audubon Native Plant database can help you choose just the right native for your landscape.
Hosts: Tim Kennelty and Jean Thomas
Guest: Tracey Testo Smith
Episode 62: Raising Chickens
Episode 61: Food, Forest, and a Little Language
Episode 60: American Eels
Episode 59: All About Ticks
Episode 58: Shade, Winter Squashes and March Myths
Episode 57: Monarch Butterflies
Episode 56: Houseplants
Episode 55: Plants, Pests and Plates
Episode 54: Living with Deer
Episode 53: Community Supported Agriculture
Episode 52: Wild Hudson Valley and Winter Sowing
Episode 51: Climate Change
Episode 50: Birds of Prey
Episode 49: Agroforestry and Biochar
Episode 48: Raising Goats
Episode 47: Garden Maintenance, Online resources and Dutch Terms
Episode 46: Hydrangeas and Holiday Plants
Episode 45: Shade Gardening
Episode 44: Mums, Sedums, Annual Vines and Season Extenders
Episode 43: Hortus Arboretum
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