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Blueville Nursery's Podcast
by Blueville Nursery
Blueville Nursery's podcast will cover the ins and outs of landscape maintenance, design, and installation in Northeast Kansas. Blueville Nursery has been a full service landscape serving the area for over 60 years! Email us as [email protected] with questions!
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Planting for Pollinators with Dan Russell
Blueville Designer Dan Russell discusses ways to attract pollinators with shrubs and perennials.
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Cut Flowers with Kim Bomberger
Former Kansas Forestry Service Forester Kim Bomberger presents on cut flowers in the landscape.
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114
August in the Garden with Gus Van der Hoeven
Gus van der Hoeven returns with stories about planning and planting to harvest vegetables, scents, sounds, and sights in the garden.
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Rose Tales with Phillip Stanley
Assistant Garden Store Manager Phillip Stanley shares a brief history of roses and his personal relationship with the flower.
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Summer Turf Wars with Dr. Ross Braun
Kansas State University Turfgrass Specialist Dr. Ross Braun presents on brown patch, heat stress, and other summer challenges for cool season turf.
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Canning with Megan Dougherty
Riley County Extension Agent Megan Dougherty presents on home canning your fresh produce.
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Vegetable Gardening with Gregg Eyestone
Riley County Extension Agent, Gregg Eyestone, returns to discuss more vegetable gardening.
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Bagworms with Dr. Cloyd
K-State Extension Entomologist Dr. Raymond Cloyd returns to discuss bagworms and how to control them.
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Senses in the Garden
Gus Van der Hoeven presents ways to appeal to all 5 senses in the garden.
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Summer Birding with Chuck Otte
Our favorite birder, Chuck Otte, gives a new presentation on summer birding during a Garden Store seminar.
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Turf Tips with Dr. Ross Braun
K-State Turf Specialist, Dr. Ross Braun, discusses best practices for turf care during a Saturday morning Garden Store presentation.
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105
Urban Fox and Coyote Management
K-State Extension Specialist Dr. Drew Ricketts gives a Saturday morning Garden Store seminar on foxes and coyotes.
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104
Language of Love and Flowers
Phillip Stanley talks about the symbolism of giving flowers.
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Starting Seed with Gregg Eyestone
Riley County Extension Agent, and repeat guest speaker, Gregg Eyestone discusses starting seeds indoors during a Saturday morning Garden Store seminar.
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Propagation with Gregg Eyestone
Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone is joined by Blueville employees Mariah and Phillip for a hands on propagation demonstration.
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Bald Eagles in Kansas
Chuck Otte returns to discuss local bald eagle populations.
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Winter Landscape Activities with Dan Russell
Dan Russell discusses things to keep you busy with your landscape when the weather is less than ideal.
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Winter Birding with Chuck Otte
Bird expert Chuck Otte returns to discuss bird watching and feeding during the winter months.
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Managing Deer Damage with Drew Ricketts
K-State Extension Agent Drew Ricketts discusses deer and how to manage the damage they can do.
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Fall Weed Control with Gregg Eyestone
Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone presents weeds and effective chemical strategies for weed control during a Garden Store seminar.
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Ants with Dr. Cloyd
Dr. Cloyd discusses ants and how to deal with them in your house.
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Landscape Rejuvenation with Dan Russell
Is your landscaping tired? Are you tired? Are you tired of your landscaping? Dan Russell discusses what you can to refresh your landscape and yourself!
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Non-Pesticide Pest Control
Dr. Raymond Cloyd talks about ways to control pests without using conventional chemicals.
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Winterizing Your Landscape with Phillip Stanley
Phillip presents activities to prepare your landscape for winter so it is ready for spring!
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Garlic with Chuck Otte
Local garlic grower, and familiar presenter, Chuck Otte presents the joys of growing garlic in Kansas.
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Pesticide Use and Safety with Dr. Cloyd
Dr. Cloyd provides a gluttony of information on pesticides during a Saturday morning Garden Store seminar.
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Roses With Phillip Stanley
Garden Store Assistant Manager, Phillip Stanley, talks about roses and rose care in Kansas.
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89
Fall Gardening in Raised Beds with Gregg Eyestone
Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone talks about gardening in raised beds.
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88
Right Plant, Right Place, Right Care
Gregg Eyestone gives a very informative talk on how to select plants.
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Squash Bugs with Dr. Cloyd
Dr. Cloyd returns to discuss squash bugs and other garden pests.
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86
Fescue Turf Care with Gregg Eyestone
Riley County Extension Agent, Gregg Eyestone, gives a Garden Store Seminar on establishing and caring for cool season turf.
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Warm Season Grasses with Gregg Eyestone
Buffalo, zoysia, and even Bermuda grasses are great alternatives to cool season grasses like fescue or bluegrass in the harch Kansas environment.
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Chiggers with Dr. Raymond Cloyd
Dr. Cloyd discusses chiggers and other biting insects during Garden Store Seminar.
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Spring Bulbs and Creating Borders with Gus Vander Hoeven
Gus returns to discuss bulbs and landscape designs.
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Landscape Color with Gregg Eyestone
Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone discusses how to add color to the landscape with perennials and annuals.
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81
Hardscape Materials
Assistant Garden Store Manager Phillip Stanley talks about the hardscape materials Blueville can provide.
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Straw Bale Gardening with Rebecca Stark
Riley County Master Gardener Rebecca Stark joins Blueville for a Saturday morning seminar on straw bale gardening.
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Moles, Gophers, and other Animal Pests
Kansas State University Extension Agent Drew Rickets discusses furry pests during a Saturday morning Garden Store Seminar.
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Fruit Tree Pests with Dr. Cloyd
Dr. Cloyd presents common fruit tree pests in Kansas and how to deal with them.
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Growing Asparagus with John Pendleton
Lawrence, Kansas asparagus producer and researcher, John Pendleton, shares his decades of asparagus growing experience at a Garden Store seminar.
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Soil Amendments with Phillip Stanley
Blueville's Phillip Stanley discusses starting and maintaining plants by using soil amendments to give your plants the best environment possible.
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Nurtured By Nature with Milford Nature Center
Milford Nature Center Assistant Director Katlin Dunsing discusses the health benefits of spending time in nature.
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Adding Color to Your Landscape
Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone returns to discuss color in the landscape during the Dorothy Westervelt Memorial Geranium Sale.
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Mowing Tips with Dan Russell
Senior Blueville Employee, Dan Russell, discusses springtime mowing at a Saturday morning Garden Store Seminar.
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Orchids with Dr. Raymond Cloyd
Dr. Cloyd normally gives talks on insects, but he is also an orchid expert!
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Investing in Your Landscape
Gus Van Der Hoeven returns to discuss turning spaces into places by investing in your landscape.
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Clover Mites
Dr. Cloyd discusses clover mites at a Garden Store Seminar.
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Worms and Worm Composting
Kelly Hammel may be employed at the Blueville Garden Store, but his hobby worm farm is his passion.
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Fragrant Hostas
Hostas are known for their broad leaves and are used for focus or mass plantings in shady landscapes, but they can also be utilized for their scents. Gregg Eyestone explores the world of fragrant hostas.
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Beneficial Insects with Dr. Raymond Cloyd
Not all insects are mosquitoes or ticks, there are many that are actually beneficial to your landscape. Dr. Cloyd explains during this seminar.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Blueville Nursery's podcast will cover the ins and outs of landscape maintenance, design, and installation in Northeast Kansas. Blueville Nursery has been a full service landscape serving the area for over 60 years! Email us as [email protected] with questions!
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