Marking Your Territory, Elderberries, and Hydrangea Color

from Plantrama - plants, landscapes, & bringing nature indoors · host Ellen Zachos and C.L. Fornari

Ellen and C.L. discuss whether human urine helps with critter control in the garden and they talk about a favorite shrub, Sambucus, aka elderberry. The episode finishes with a discussion of changing the pH for a potted hydrangea so that the flower turns from pink to blue. :40 True or False: Urinating around the garden can keep deer or rabbits away. 5:20 Eat/Drink/Grow: Everything Elderberry, or the Sensational Sambucus 17:18 Love Letters and Questions: Charlotte writes from Germany about her potted hydrangea.

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