Posts tagged agapanthus
Ep. 228- 10 Must Have Perennials for Late Summer
Ep. 228- 10 Must Have Perennials for Late Summer

This week, Nathan talks about plants you MUST HAVE in your garden right now, late summer! He talks about agapanthus, Joe-pye weed, hardy hibiscus, Russian sage, Rudbeckia, maidenhair grass, Virginia switchgrass, yarrow, garden phlox, and canna

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Flowers., Perennials, Plants, PodcastNathan Wilsonagapanthus, Joe pye weed, hardy hibiscus, russian sage, rudbeckia, Black Eye Susan, green eyed susan, maidenhair grass, virginia switchgrass, achellia, yarrow, garden phlox, canna lily, perennial plants, summer garden plantsComment
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
Ep. 69- Q&A Week Agapanthus, Hedges, Weeding, Fireblight, and Wildflower Meadows
Ep. 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

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Flowers., Fruit Trees, Lawn, Pesticides, Philosophy, Plant Disease, Planting, Plants, Podcast, Products, Pruning, Q&A, TechniquesNathan Wilsonagapanthus, lily, Lily of the Nile, African Lily, Hedges, Pruning, Trimming, Shaping Hedge, weeding, weeds, organic, vinegar, weed control, Salt, Corn Gluten, Hoe, hoeing, fireblight, bacterial disease, infection, bradford pear, pear, apple, bactericide, wildflower meadow, tilling, seedsComment