All episodes
Addressing Fox conservation and cyber bullying with Dan Cole from SaveAFox
Traveling with Biotropica Expeditions in Ecuador
Dr. Tjite de Vries
Father's Day on the NPP
Maggie Stuckey's Container Victory Gardens
Devin Walsh- art from the garden
Uli Lorimer and his Northeast Native Plant Primer
Uli Lorimer and his Northeast Native Plant Primer
Anna Fialkoff of the Wild Seed Project
Piet Oudolf at Work
Landscape Designer Owen Wormser on how to turn your lawn into a meadow
Another 'lost tapes' episode as Garden Designer Donald Pell drops by
John & Susana welcome season 8 of the NPP
Laurie Olin- Essays on Landscape Part 2
Jeff Lorenz of Refugia Design
James Golden- the View from Federal Twist
Shannon Smith Currey on native grasses and sedges
Professor Jared Barnes on being Plantastic
Laurie Olin- Essays on Landscape
Sean Halloran; Plant Propagator at The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University
Kristin McCullin- The Trustees- Allen C. Haskell Public Gardens
Jenn Myers, Executive Director of the National Association of Landscape Professionals
Miles Hilton Connors, Director of Parterre Ecological
Andrea DeLong Amaya of the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center
Native Plant Tok with Kyle Lyberger
Emma Marris Wild Souls: Freedom and Flourishing in the Non-Human World and Rambunctious Garden
Professor Darrel Morrison- Beauty of the Wild
Sarah Coury and Ben Pick, the dynamic duo that together make Saturnia Farm
Ruth Rogers Clausen & Gregg Tepper on their new book "Deer resistant Native Plants for the Northeast"
Tony Gomez- Philips of the Monona Terrace
Jessica Walliser- Attracting Beneficial Bugs to the Garden: A Natural Approach to Pest Control
Jeff Epping Director of Horticulture at Olbrich Botanical Gardens on gravel gardens and meadows
Sam Droege of the US Geological Survey teaches us everything you can learn about bees in one hour.
Mark Dwyer- Native Plants in public & private landscapes
Dr. Amy Venclik/ Johnson on the importance of private lands for grassland bird conservation in the eastern US
Cullowhee reunion episode: Sadie Walters and her "Pit stop for the birds"
Using Science to Save the American Chestnut Tree with Dr. Sara Fitzsimmons of the American Chestnut Foundation.
How do Solving the Global Water Crisis and High Plains Gardening Go Together?
Dr. Doug Tallamy on the Nature of Oaks
Professor Jeff Ollerton on Pollinators & Pollination
Matthew Martin of the Danvers Historical Society
Matt Bright of Earth Sangha native plant nursery and Alonso Abugattas
Celia Vuocolo of the Piedmont Environmental Council on Trout Habitat
Michael Myers of the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy
Storm water management in the Chesapeake Bay watershed with Beth Ginter
Revisiting Rafinesque with John Boggan of the Smithsonian Institution
Welcome to season 6!
Lost tapes Episode: William Cullina
Uli Lorimer of the Native Plant Trust
Ohio Botanist Andrew Lane Gibson
Norby Lopez Granda on Ecotourism during the time of Covid
Scientists Are Burning the Woods and Nobody Knows Why!
Ana Maria León & Roy Diblik- Humble Gardeners
Dr. Daniel Medina- Green Infrastructure to mitigate climate change
Dr. Michael Osborne: Humanity as a Geologic force
Jennifer Ceska Conservation Coordinator- State Botanical Garden of Georgia
Getting to know Janet Draper
Palynology- Dr Fernando Rodriguez and the study of Pollen
Katie Horton on Calycanthus
Amy Highland Director of Collections at Mt. Cuba Center
Owen Carson, Refugia: Bogs and Biodiversity
Building community markets with Dr. Evodia Silva Rivera
From Glades to grades- Dr. Tom Diggs on Glade habitats
Lucy Dinsmore, the warm hearted Horticulturist on Women in Horticulture
GIS Specialist Ben Nyberg on drones in conservation
Mother of Chewy
Welcome to season five!
Looking forward to season 5!
Miss Liss the Ecologist on green roofs
Don Leopold on Native Trees for the landscape
Hip Hop Forestry
Forest Bathing with Nadine Phillips
Using ecological ethics in Landscape Design with Jessi Bloom
Author, Photographer & above all Naturalist Jim McCormac on the nature found in Ohio
Kelly Norris on Landscape Style
It's Gardening for Wildlife month at the National Wildlife Federation with David Mizejewski
John Manion, Director of the BBG Native Plant Conference
Alan Branhagen on Native Plants of the Midwest
Nature's Temples with Joan Maloof
Gardening Author Thomas Christopher
Cullowhee Program Director Dawn Sherry
Trees Atlanta
Garden Lust w/ Christopher Woods
Flora- inside the secret world of plants with Matt Candeis
Water, water everywhere
Will Garden
Derrick Jensen- Author & Environmental activist
Cullowhee scholarship winners
Owen Washam on his carnivorous plant research
Felder Rushing on slow gardening
Professor James Hitchmough
Paw-Paws, in search of America's forgotten fruit
Prof. Aaron Ellison on carnivorous plants & his new book about them
Stephen Bloodworth of the Sarah P. Duke gardens
Olin studios on design tools
Native plants for New England Gardens
Ben Tufts on the Craig Tufts scholarship fund
Hemlock Hospice
Craig Limpach of Genius Loci
Ian Caton on plant variability