Master gardener Paul James dresses up his garden pond with aquatic plants. Next, check out a myriad of stones that will fit every gardener's needs. In Sacramento, Gabe Beeler discusses proper tree care and maintenance. Finally, James demonstrates three tools that help combat weeds.
Host Paul James visits Mark and discusses how to treat his roses organically, as well as how to eliminate earwigs, aphids, black spots and other fungal diseases. Then, go to James' where he addresses some issues of hanging baskets such as weight, watering and light. Afterwards, Hartman builds a stylish garden shed to store cool tools. Finally, James yells "timber" and discusses the best way to cut down a dead tree.
Host Paul James helps guest Christina employ some tricks for keeping the kitties out of the garden and back into their litter box. Then, it's back to James' to get examples of some very useful watering tools for the faucet and for the hose. Next, it's off to COPIA to talk with Colby Eierman about how to harvest mini veggies. Finally, James gives us some pointers on how to alleviate a wasp problem, but also reminds us that wasps are a helpful predator in the garden.
Master gardener Paul James answers questions about bonsai, low-light houseplants, fixing a hose leak and more. Next, James presents his brand-new pond and explains how he built it, step by step. Then Marianne Binetti designs a beautiful winter garden. Finally, taking care of your garden tools is important: turn rusted ones back to good-as-new.
Master gardener Paul James offers tips on maintaining hand tools. Then, Renee Shepherd talks about easy-to-grow, tasty mesclun for fresh salads. Next, Michael Glassman displays several selections of fruiting shrubs that can add color to the winter garden. Finally, spring is just around the corner, and James shows us what's starting to bud around his yard.
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