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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2023 · 1H 8M

Horticulturati: Fruit Tree Care with Susan Poizner

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"Fruit trees need hands-on care." That's the motto of our guest, Susan Poizner of OrchardPeople.com. Susan is an urban orchardist, teacher, journalist, and filmmaker. She is the author of Growing Urban Orchards (2014), cofounder of the Ben Nobelman Park Community Orchard in Toronto and the host of the Urban Forestry Radio podcast. She also teaches fruit tree classes on her website. Colleen was eager to interview Susan after taking her online courses. Susan gives us the basics on why fruit trees need human intervention to thrive; we also discuss urban orchards, heirloom species, food forests, and Susan's transition from journalism to horticulture. Then Colleen and Leah discuss the impact of Austin's recent ice storm on fruit trees.   Mentioned in this episode:  North American Scion Exchange (Facebook group). Join THE HORTICULTURATI PATREON for early access to episodes and bonus content! Email us at [email protected] or call the Horticulturati Hotline at 347-WAP-HORT.  

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