Ep. 69- Q&A Week Agapanthus, Hedges, Weeding, Fireblight, and Wildflower Meadows

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Episode 69

Q&A Week

Agapanthus, Hedges, Weeding, Fireblight, and Wildflower Meadows

On this week's episode, we answer your questions! Nathan first discusses a really cool perennial plant known as Agapanthus, or African Lily. With it's blue, purple, or white globe shaped flowers atop a thin spike that emerges from the center of dark green strap-like leaves, it's sure to add intrigue and airiness to the perennial border or among the rose garden. Carey has issues with a top heavy hedge, Jerry wants to rid his lawn of weeds organically, Xavier has issues with his pear and apples trees, and Kreesha wants a wildflower meadow. Nathan comes to the horticultural rescue once again in this thrilling installment of New Southern Garden. Ask your questions here!

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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