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Gardening Tips on WBBM Newsradio
by Audacy
Tips on maintaining your garden, plants and flowers year-round.
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Picture Perfect Gardens
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden talks about how taking pictures of your garden can be a very useful tool for future planning (as well as admiring your work)!
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Vacation-Proof Your Garden
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden shares tips for ensuring your plants' health while you are out of town!
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A Caterpillar Worth Keeping
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden discusses how & why you should keep caterpillars in your garden!
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A Patriotic Garden Centerpiece
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden discusses how to make your garden a bit festive for America's birthday!
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Containers for Pollinators
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden discusses how putting your pollinators in a container may be more suitable for them instead of in your garden!
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Preventing Squash Vine Borers
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden gives some tips on how to prevent squash vine borers in your plants!
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Creative Ways to Grow Clematis
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden provides some different ways to grow clematis in your garden!
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Chelsea Chop
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden breaks down the "Chelsea Chop", a way of giving your plants a "haircut" going into the summer!
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Native Groundcovers for Mulch Rings
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden recommends some groundcovers for places where grass won't grow!
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Ladybugs in the Garden
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden talks about the layers of helpfulness that ladybugs bring to your garden!
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Rhododendrons Done Right
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden discusses how you can do right by your rhododendrons this spring!
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Mother’s Day Starts with Carnations
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden dicusses how you should start this year's Mother's Day with carnations!
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Asparagus & Rhubarb Harvest
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden breaks down how we should harvest our asparagus & rhubarb for our gardens now & in the future!
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Pantone Color of the Year
Jacob Burns of the Chicago Botanic Garden discusses how the Pantone Color of the Year can be used to spruce up your garden!
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Starting Seeds
Some tips on how to get your seeds prepped for your springtime garden!
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Keep Evergreens Hydrated
Some tips on why you should hydrate the evergreens in your garden!
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Ornamental Grasses
Some tips on how to mix up the greens in your garden!
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Container Gardens
Some tips on how to take care of your container gardens this summer!
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Repotting an Orchid
Some tips on how to make sure you are properly repotting your orchids!
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Feeding Birds in Winter
Some things to know about feeding birds during the winter!
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Planting Bulbs
Some tips on how to properly plant your bulbs!
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Forcing Branches to Bloom Indoors
Some tips on getting your plants to bloom while they are indoors!
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Winter Pruning Tips
Here are some tips on how to prune while trees & shrubs are still dormant!
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Dealing with snow in the garden
Reduce harm to plants by effectively managing snow.
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Winter Container Ideas
Create a container design that will not blow over in the windy cold.
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Fall Container Gardens
What plants can be planted as container gardens.
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Harvesting Garlic
The right time to harvest garlic is mid-July.
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Winter Pruning
How to prune and shape deciduous plants in preparation for spring.
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New Year’s Resolutions for Gardeners
Set your planting and cultivating goals for this year.
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Cool Season Crops
Early spring is time to plant the most frost tolerant vegetables into the garden- it’s all about timing.
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Succulents: Low Maintenance Plants
Succulents are plants with the ability to preserve and store water making them low maintenance plants because they are so drought resistant.
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Pumpkins
Pumpkins have many uses.
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Cutting Flowers
The best way to cut flowers.
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Gardening Tips
Growing our own food.
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Pine Cones
Pine cones, common in our holiday decorations are part of an interesting group of cone bearing plants called conifers.
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Harvesting Spring Vegetables
Despite the cool wet weather, we are harvesting spring vegetables like salad greens, radish and spinach.
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Gardening in Raised Beds
Gardening in raised beds has advantages over growing in flat rows on the ground.
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Lawn Repair
Emerald green, Lush thick, turf grass...here's how to improve your lawn.
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Electric Gardening Tools
If you're mindful of reducing energy use, cutting back on gasoline powered yard tools is a great idea.
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Pumpkins
Tips for picking the right Pumpkin.
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