I had the great fortune of being in touch with some of the most respected garden writers this week. All of them are award winners and they are appearing on this week’s Garden World Report show! In addition to…
0 Comments / 168 View / November 24, 2009
It’s Fall and many cold climate gardeners are bringing their plants indoors. The focus of this week’s Garden World Report is “Indoor Gardening” to  inspire gardeners to be as creative indoors as they are with their outdoor plants! The impressive…
7 Comments / 396 View / November 17, 2009
Learn how to multiply your plants: red fountain grass! Now that the weather is cooling down in my zone 10 garden in Los Angeles, I’m doing yearly maintenance on some of my ornamental grasses. Red fountain grass, Pennisetum setaceum…
7 Comments / 2964 View / November 11, 2009
Ever fantasize about having a career in a garden or hort-related field? The options are vast and include much more than the obvious nursery pro or garden designer. From botanists to garden coaches to garden photographers, there are jobs that emphasize the…
4 Comments / 292 View / November 9, 2009
Gardeners obviously love plants or they wouldn’t be gardening. “Plantanistas” are an extreme type of gardener. Plantanistas  collect plants frequently and with abandon! This week’s Garden World Report show features “Plantanistas” with plant collection ranging from succulents to hydrangeas to…
0 Comments / 235 View / November 2, 2009
Plant enthusiast alert: PBS television will be presenting the compelling show, the “Botany of Desire” tonight, Thursday, Oct. 29 (check for time in your local listing). “The program shows how four familiar species (the apple, the tulip, marijuana and the…
4 Comments / 102 View / October 29, 2009
There are quite a few young gardeners joining our ranks everyday. The Garden World Report focuses on the “New Generation Gardener,” generation Y gardeners who are up and coming bloggers, designers and business owners. In addition to this,…
0 Comments / 259 View / October 26, 2009
