Fall is THE BEST time for planting most plants in the south. But what's the best method for most success? Nathan takes you on a planting journey from turning that "nothing" landscape or bed into something beautiful! From clearing weeds,

Compost, Flowers., Pesticides, Philosophy, plant biology, Planting, Plants, Podcast, Tools and EquipmentNathan WilsonSeptember 26, 2020fall planting, planting, plants, garden, gardening, weeds, weeding, annual, perennial, trees, shrubs, tilling, prepare planting hole, preparing planting bed, mulching, pinestraw, mulchComment

Ep. 85- Growing the Best Winter Crops Ever

This week, Nathan discusses the types of vegetables that can be grown over winter and tips to help keep them growing well! Cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, and radish are just a few plants you can grow in your winter veggie plot. Nathan talks about

botany, Compost, Planting, Plants, Podcast, Techniques, Vegetable GardeningNathan WilsonSeptember 19, 2020cabbage, kale, broccoli, collards, cauliflower, mustard, mustard greens, radish, turnips, turnip greens, beets, vegetables, vegetable, gardens, gardening, coldframe, mulch, mulching, fall crops, winter crops, winter vegetables, fall vegetablesComment

Ep. 80- 6 Steps to A New Landscape (Part 2)

In this week's episode, the fun begins! Nathan continues his six steps to a new landscape and we start to plant! Preparing the site is a critical step before planting. Making sure weeds are cleared, removing obstructions, amending the soil, and

Compost, Design, Garden Design, Philosophy, Planting, Plant Disease, Plants, Techniques, Tools and EquipmentNathan WilsonAugust 15, 2020weeds, planting, pre-emergent, soil amendment, soft soil, trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, screening, screen, hedges, fertilizer, fertilizing, mulch, pinestraw, mulching, water, wateringComment

Ep. 70- Shasta Daisy, Slugs and Snails, Mummy Berry, and Poison Ivy

Another week of garden problems but Nathan's got solutions for you! After describing a classic but irresistible perennial plant called Shasta Daisy, Nathan jumps to the mailbag and answers questions concerning everything from dealing

Ep. 57- Tree Staking, Fertilizer Debates, and Nitrogen Robbing

In this episode of New Southern Garden, Nathan tackles several garden myths that you probably believe. After encouraging doubters to take action and start a garden during another emotional garden rant, Nathan begins a discussion on staking and not staking trees. Should trees be staked? If so, for how long? Nathan explains it all. Then he gets

Philosophy, Plants, Podcast, Techniques, Vegetable GardeningNathan WilsonMarch 7, 2020garden, vegetables, tree staking, stake, tree, fertilizer, organic, commerical, wood chips, mulch, nitrogen, drafting, robbing, tomato, quince, flowering, synthetic fertilizer, girdle, girdling, shrubsComment

Ep. 47- Q&A Week December

This week on New Southern Garden we prepare for the new year with gardening resolution ideas for 2020! Then, as is the case with every last Saturday of the month, we answer your questions! Kate in Atlanta wants to repair a broken branch. Jeremy in Alabama has mulch concerns. Linda in Cleveland, Ga. wants to help her failing house plants and Alan from Alpharetta, Ga. wonders if he can be pruning this time of year. If you've got questions you need answered, feel free to send them to us here!

Design, Houseplants, Plants, Q&ANathan WilsonDecember 28, 2019mulch, grafting, repair branch, pruning, prune, houseplants, careComment

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