Ep. 67- Clay Soil, Invasive Plants, Pink Hydrangeas, Woodland Garden Plants, and Gardenias

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Episode 67

Clay Soil, Invasive Plants, Pink Hydrangeas, Woodland Garden Plants, and Gardenias

How terrible is clay soil, really? Nathan dispels myths about clay and gives you the dirt on benefits of clay-based soils. He also defines what an invasive plant really is and lists some, unfortunately, common examples. How can you turn blue hydrangeas pink? Nathan explains the science behind this colorful phenomenon and how you can achieve the color of your dreams! Have a woodland garden? Nathan discusses plants that like the shade and are going to make your shade garden shine! Lastly, he answers a question about "dying" gardenias. No worries, he has answers to help bring them back to life! Grow well!

Music in this episode:

Back In The Mountains by Brian Brigden

Drifting On by Jeff Andrew

In The Country by Natalie Germann

El Plantador by Baba Brinkman

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