Posts tagged Gardening
Ep. 74- Founding Gardeners, Perched Water Table, Tropical-ish Gardens, and Layering
Ep. 74- Founding Gardeners, Perched Water Table, Tropical-ish Gardens, and Layering

Happy Birthday, America! Did you know that the Founding Fathers were just as much into gardening as they were patriotism? Nathan talks about some of the memorable gardening information our Founders left to us. Then, he describes

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botany, Compost, Design, Flowers., Philosophy, Plants, Podcast, Propagation, Q&A, TechniquesNathan Wilsongardens, tropical, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, James Madison, George Washington, Horticulture, Gardening, Independence Day, July 4th, perched water table, clay, sand, rock, stone, gravel, water table, large leaves, large flowers, annual plants, perennials, windmill palm, banana, fatsia, rhododendron, hydrangeas, gardenia, camellia, impatiens, new guinea impatiens, petunia, polemonium, jacob's ladder plant, ferns, hellebore, agapanthus, mexican petunia, laering, layering, air layering, plant propagation, asexual propagation, sexual propagation, cuttingsComment
Half Episode 61- Thoughts on Vegetable Gardening
Half Episode 61- Thoughts on Vegetable Gardening

Nathan has a deep history with growing vegetables and lays out some of his thoughts about gardening with edible plants. From being introduced to potato growing by his grandfather as a kid, he shares some philosophy and practices about veggies on this Half Episode of New Southern Garden.

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Philosophy, Podcast, Propagation, Techniques, Vegetable GardeningNathan Wilsonvegetables, vegetable, Gardening, potatos, potatoes, average first frostComment
Ep. 16- Five Plants That Made The South
Ep. 16- Five Plants That Made The South

History is an important aspect of gardening… especially in the South. We grow the kinds of plants we grow today mainly because our ancestors grew them in days past. In this episode of New Southern Garden, Nathan introduces his Top 5 Plants That Made The South, discusses their history, and makes a case for why we should still grow them in our modern Southern gardens. Learn something new about these really old plants!

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Plants, Podcast, PlantingNathan WilsonSouth, Southern, Garden, Gardening, Crape Myrtle, Gardenia, Southern Magnolia, Magnolia, Hydrangea, AzaleaComment