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EPISODE · May 16, 2026 · 43 MIN

Let's Garden with Scott Beuerlein 5/16/2026 Hour 3

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This hour covers a variety of topics, including the unique characteristics of the cucumber magnolia tree, which is rarely used in landscaping due to its size and limited availability. The guests also discuss the concept of "tree hate," where people remove healthy trees due to misconceptions about their maintenance needs. They offer advice on how to choose a reputable arborist and provide tips on tree pruning and care. The guests share their expertise on the Kashmir cypress, a tree that is hardy in the Himalayas but struggles in Ohio's climate. They also offer advice on how to care for a tamarack tree, which requires constant moisture to thrive. If you're a tree lover or just looking to learn more about tree care, this episode is packed with valuable information and insights. Tune in to hear the experts discuss the importance of soil testing, the risks of over-fertilizing, and the benefits of allowing beneficial insects to coexist with your trees. Don't miss this informative and engaging conversation – listen to the full episode to learn more about the world of trees.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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