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Green and Growing with Ashley Frasca

by Cox Media Group Atlanta

Education

Green and Growing with Ashley Frasca airs every Saturday morning 6-9:00am on 95.5 WSB.

From the show's RSS feed, refreshed Oct 31, 2026. Source feed.

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Episodes

  1. Trees and native plants 10/31/26 Hour 1

    Appreciating oaks, olives in Georgia, keeping hydrangeas healthy, and dumb tree criminals

  2. Conservation Biology 10/31/26 Hour 2

    Fall propagation, and then biology Professor Dr. Chris Mowry talks about conservation biology and the importance of biodiversity

  3. What we can do to help 10/31/26 Hour 3

    Species on the endangered list, conservation easements, and encouraging news from Dr. Chris Mowry of Berry College, plus the Ga Leaf Watch update

  4. Falls tasks and garden questions 10/24/26 Hour 1

    Dr. Bodie Pennisi with timely fall tasks, plus calls about bluegrass selections, black ant invasions, and canna leaf roller

  5. Ranger Nick and wildlife 10/24/26 Hour 2

    UGA's Dr. Nick Fuhrman talks about incorporating nature into teaching, awareness of wildlife, and introduces us to Junior Ranger Camp!

  6. Joe Lamp'l and garden calls 10/24/26 Hour 3

    Joe Lamp'l in studio, helping to answer calls about transplanting and propagating, plus Ga Forestry Commission with N. Ga Leaf Watch

  7. Preparing for fall- pollinators and leaf color 10/17/26 Hour 1

    Garden topics: overwintering pollinators, pruning, preventing weeds, plus Japanese maple selections for fall color

  8. Wellness real estate and biophilic design 10/17/26 Hour 2

    Ashley interviews Steve Nygren, CEO of Serenbe, about living healthier in your environment and the importance of connecting with nature.

  9. Plants make us feel good! 10/17/26 Hour 3

    UGA's Sheri Dorn explains horticultural therapy and an update from the Ga Forestry Commission on the N. Ga Leaf Watch!

  10. Garden trends 10/10/26 Hour 1

    Compost to go, garden trends for 2027 (including asters), and the Top 3 Things to do this weekend.

  11. Fertilizing and caring for grass 10/10/26 Hour 2

    What to do with turf during this seasonal transition - advice from UGA Turfgrass Specialist Clint Waltz

  12. Weeds in turf 10/10/26 Hour 3

    UGA Turfgrass Specialist Clint Waltz talks stubborn weeds, overseeding fescue, armadillos, and a Ga Leaf Watch update!

  13. Human interaction with wildlife 10/3/26 Hour 1

    Importance of watering, when to prune hydrangeas, caring for a lemon tree, and interacting safely with wildlife

  14. Annoying pests 10/3/26 Hour 2

    Preventing canna leaf rollers, pruning azaleas, and treating for aphids

  15. Garden questions and fall leaf watch 10/3/26 Hour 3

    What to do about Joro spiders, planting herbs, caring for a newly planted tree, and the GA Leaf Watch Update!

  16. Fall clean up and native plants to plant now 9/26/26 Hour 1

    Ashley answers plant questions, and speaks with UGA's Bodie Pennisi about fall tasks and favorite perennials

  17. Hydrangeas and Joe Lamp'l 9/26/26 Hour 2

    Questions about different types of hydrangeas, planting now, and Joe Lamp'l shares timely fall tasks

  18. Reasons Joe Lamp'l and I love fall 9/26/26 Hour 3

    Joe Lamp'l shares great fall tasks, plus why some trees are flowering now and collecting seed from perennials

  19. Book of World Records bees 9/19/26 Hour 1

    Award-winning nature photographer Clay Bolt and attracting and photographing pollinators!

  20. Garden questions 9/19/26 Hour 2

    Spraying the roadsides, tomato pests this late in the season, ambrosia beetle and the Top 3 Things To Do

  21. Spending time outside this fall 9/12/26 Hour 1

    Mary Pat Matheson of Atlanta Botanical Garden joins me to talk about an exciting new destination in Midtown, Atlanta

  22. Garden calls and deer rut 9/12/26 Hour 2

    A call about fire ants, deer mating, and what oak trees and acorns can indicate about wildlife

  23. Deer, oh deer! 9/12/26 Hour 3

    Trent Ellis of Armor Wildlife Mgmt talks deer fencing and some plants they don't typically browse, plus a question about armadillos.

  24. Creatures and perennials 9/5/26 Hour 1

    Cattle, Joro spiders, monarchs, and talk about prep for perennial beds and wildflowers!

  25. Weeds and mosquitoes 9/5/26 Hour 2

    Getting rid of weeds to establish a new lawn, mosquito myths & maintenance, and controlling weeds in beds

  26. Various lawn calls and questions 9/5/26 Hour 3

    Weed control in beds & lawns, importance of soil temperature, keeping Bermuda out of unwanted spaces, and ant control

  27. Perennials and Pawpaws 8/29/26 Hour 1

    How perennials do their thing year to year, and learning all about an underserved native fruit!

  28. Garden calls 8/29/26 Hour 2

    Questions about grubs/Japanese beetles, problems with roses, seed preservation, plus trimming Japanese maples

  29. Japanese maples 8/29/26 Hour 3

    Japanese maple expert Norm Mittleider with proper planting and care for these trees, plus his favorite for fall color

  30. Great Southeast Pollinator Census 8/22/26 Hour 1

    How to participate in the Pollinator Census, native plant recommendations, and caring for lawns

  31. Pollinators, groundcovers and more 8/22/26 Hour 2

    Which grass pollinators find useful, what counts as a pollinator, lilacs in GA, and groundcover recommendations

  32. Landscape calls 8/22/26 Hour 3

    Caring for cleyera shrubs, frost crack on a maple, and transplanting a fig tree- when to?

  33. Garden calls 8/15/26 Hour 1

    The nature behind wellness, and calls about problems with barberry shrubs (and a warning), disappointing hydrangeas, and safety with figs

  34. The business of cut flowers 8/15/26 Hour 2

    IDing leaf spot type, wild boars impacting trees, and my guest Julie Campbell of UGA's Hort Dept explains the logistics of cut flowers

  35. A.I. in the green industry 8/15/26 Hour 3

    Julie Campbell of UGA - artificial intelligence in gardening, caring for cut flowers, and incorporating natives as well as cultivars- benefits to both

  36. Turf research and plant pruning 8/8/26 Hour 1

    A recap of UGA Turfgrass Research Field Day and the Pruning Guru to help with pruning and deadheading

  37. Look out for stinging creatures 8/8/26 Hour 2

    IDing caterpillars, ground covers for shade, maintaining an ivy bed, and caring for geraniums

  38. Getting help 8/8/26 Hour 3

    Birds of prey, problems with tomatoes, tropical houseplants, and why no butterflies?

  39. Turf, native plant, and pollinator events 8/1/26 Hour 1

    Turfgrass Research Field Day, Think Natives First plant conference, and the Great Southeast Pollinator Census

  40. Herbs and vegetables 8/1/26 Hour 2

    Herbs with Mickey Gazaway, Home Garden Planting Chart for veggies, and moving perennials

  41. All kinds of questions in the garden 8/1/26 Hour 3

    Calls about exposed tree roots, holiday cactus, no more tomatoes, and preventing leaf spot next year

  42. Keeping deer away 7/25/26 Hour 1

    Calls about deer, and Dr. Dan Suiter of UGA talking roaches- inside and outside (yuck)

  43. Big Old Tree Show *replay 7/25/26 Hour 2

    Introducing experts from tree organizations across Georgia, sharing mistakes homeowners make, and partnerships to protect trees

  44. Big Old Tree Show *replay 7/25/26 Hour 3

    Ga Tree Council, Ga Arborist Assoc., Trees Atlanta, and Ga Forestry Commission's favorite trees, pests of trees, and tips on where to find free saplings!

  45. Storms = needed water 7/18/26 Hour 1

    Mary Kay Woodworth of Urban Ag Council talks being water wise, heat smart, and UGA Turfgrass Field Day. Plus how to prepare plants for storms

  46. Looking out for our plants 7/18/26 Hour 2

    Talking Japanese beetles with an expert, plus wilt on tomato plants, help for hostas, and a dumb bird

  47. Why is my plant doing this? 7/18/26 Hour 3

    Knowing the type of tomato you have, growing citrus from seed, limelight hydrangeas are drooping, and treating grubs

  48. Termites and ants 7/11/26 Hour 1

    Peach trees on Peachtree- thoughts? Plus, a plant that killed a horse. And Urban Entomologist Dan Suiter talks termites- inside and outside.

  49. Why things don't bloom 7/11/26 Hour 2

    Battling moles, peony not blooming, propagating a fig, hornets nests, and Knock Outs not blooming

  50. Great garden calls 7/11/26 Hour 3

    Calls about propagating roses, care for persimmons and plums, lantana, and fall webworms

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About this show

Green and Growing with Ashley Frasca airs every Saturday morning 6-9:00am on 95.5 WSB.

Hosted by

Cox Media Group Atlanta

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Green and Growing with Ashley Frasca have?

Green and Growing with Ashley Frasca has 1,000 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on October 31, 2026.

What is Green and Growing with Ashley Frasca about?

Green and Growing with Ashley Frasca airs every Saturday morning 6-9:00am on 95.5 WSB.

How often does Green and Growing with Ashley Frasca release new episodes?

Green and Growing with Ashley Frasca publishes a few times a week, based on its 1,000 episodes since April 2020.

Who hosts Green and Growing with Ashley Frasca?

Green and Growing with Ashley Frasca is created and hosted by Cox Media Group Atlanta.
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