I migliori Foliage podcast (2024)

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Farfugium, Fatsia & more Fab Foliage with Steve Edney of No Name Nursery (Part 1) 36:03

10d ago36:03

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Partially recovered from taking the No Name Nursery to the Chelsea Flower Show, Steve Edney shares some of his favourite jungle plants from their display with Alan Gray (East Ruston Old Vicarage) and Thordis. PLANT LIST Abutilon 'Ashford Red' Aesculus wangii Aesculus californica Schefflera rhododendrifolia Schefflera taiwaniana syn Heptapleurum tai…

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#98 - 6 Great Grasses for Fall Bouquets 14:43

2d ago14:43

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Looking for interesting, textural elements to add to your autumn bouquets? Wondering which varieties of seed-grown grasses work well as fall crops? Today, Lisa and Layne discuss six gorgeous grasses that are perfect for fall bouquets. For each cultivar (Frosted Explosion, Green Drops, Lowlander, Hylander, Lime Light, and Purple Majesty), they descr…

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Persicaria, Cuphea and Astelia with Steve Edney of No Name Nursery (Part Two) 26:56

3d ago26:56

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Part Two of our latest podcast with Steve Edney of the No Name Nursery continues with tales of the Chelsea Flower Show. Plus Alan Gray (East Ruston Old Vicarage) and Thordis spy more special plants in the polytunnel! PLANT LIST Persicaria virginiana Variegated Group Persicaria virginiana 'Painter's Palette' Tinantia pringlei Cuphea 'David Verity' P…

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017: Exploring Markets: Where to Sell Your Locally-Grown Cut Flowers 35:23

4d ago35:23

35:23

Join me as we explore the exciting world of selling cut flowers and the many market opportunities available for flower farmers. We'll discuss various sales channels, from farmers' markets to direct customer sales, and the importance of building a supportive community. I'll share my personal experiences and practical advice on harvesting and problem…

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#97 - Cosmos Variety Comparison 18:41

9d ago18:41

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Wondering which varieties of cosmos to grow in your garden or on your farm? Curious which blooms have the longest vase life, or which ones are must-have flowers for fall? Today, Lisa and Layne discuss some of the most popular varieties of cut-flower cosmos. For each cultivar (Double Click, Sensation Mix, Apricotta, Cupcakes Blush, Rubenza, Fizzy Wh…

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Episode 162: Cultivating Connections with the Next Generation with Jared Barnes 37:48

15d ago37:48

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Jared Barnes is an associate professor of horticulture at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas, where he and his students cultivate The Plantery, a botanic garden complete with a native plant trial garden. Jared shares his love of plants with a wider audience through his gardening newsletter and The Plantastic Podcast, and he is…

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#96 - Open Farm Highlights with Dave, Ellen & Lisa 18:40

16d ago18:40

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Did you come to The Gardener's Workshop's Open Farm event this past weekend? If so, we are thrilled you were able to join us! Even if you were not able to attend, would you like a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the day's happenings? Today, Layne talks to flower experts and online course instructors Dave Dowling, Ellen Frost, and Lisa regarding their …

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Tulips, tulips, tulips with Polly Nicholson from Bayntun Flowers 51:52

18d ago51:52

51:52

https://www.instagram.com/bayntunflowers?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

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#95 - Flower Conditioning Products & Process 26:17

23d ago26:17

26:17

Wondering how to maximize the vase life of your flowers? Unsure which flower conditioning products you should use and when? Today, Lisa and Layne discuss the ins and outs of flower conditioning. They cover the importance of conditioning flowers and the process, from harvesting out in the field or garden to the vase, using four key products (pre-tre…

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Episode 161: A Field Trip to the New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill 48:17

29d ago48:17

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There’s nothing nicer than being outside on a beautiful late spring day, especially if it means you get a whole day away from your desk. Danielle, Carol, and digital editor Christine Alexander recently played hooky from their editorial duties and went on a horticultural adventure at one of New England’s great public gardens. Located in Boylston, Ma…

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#94 - Warm-Season Foliage Favorites 13:27

1M ago13:27

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Looking for different colors, forms, and textures of foliage to fill out your bouquets? Wondering which warm-season plants you can grow from seed to meet your needs? Today, Lisa and Layne discuss three of their favorite foliage plants for the warm-season cutting garden, plus helpful harvesting tips for each one. Listen to the podcast and learn tips…

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East Ruston Old Vicarage June Special, plus Chelsea Chat 40:52

1M ago40:52

40:52

We're back for another East Ruston Old Vicarage special via a bit of belated Chelsea Flower Show chat, including some plants which caught our eye in the pavilion. PLANT LIST Tropaeolum majus 'Hermine Grashoff' Tropaeolum majus 'Margaret Long' Anthyllis vulneraria 'Dark Red form' Papaver dubium subsp. lecoqii 'Albiflorum' Bupleurum ranunculoides Ger…

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Tips and tricks on growing dahlias from world renowned expert Kristine Albrecht 45:42

1M ago45:42

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https://www.instagram.com/santacruzdahlias?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

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#93 - Growing Hydrangeas as Cut Flowers 23:25

1M ago23:25

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Looking for big, beautiful flowers to fill up your summer bouquets? Wondering how to grow, harvest, and store hydrangeas to ensure a long vase life and prevent wilting? Today, Lisa and Layne discuss the ins and outs of growing hydrangeas as cut flowers. They cover why they are a valuable addition to cutting gardens and flower farms, the optimal gro…

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016: The Evolution of My Cut Flower Farm Stand 27:44

1M ago27:44

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In this episode, I share how I grew from imagining sunflower fields for grocery stores to growing a range of flowers and creating a community through my farm stand. I'll give you practical advice on starting and running a successful farm stand, which includes having a walk-in refrigerator and 24/7 operation. I’ll also talk about the reality of bein…

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Episode 160: The RHS Chelsea Flower Show with Annie Guilfoyle 1:11:16

1M ago1:11:16

1:11:16

Did you ever wonder what it would be like to get exclusive access to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show? Well, your dreams have come true because in this exclusive interview we got an all-access pass to THE horticultural event of the year thanks to Annie Guilfoyle, a 2024 judge. Annie is co-founder of Garden Masterclass in the UK and an award wining garde…

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#92 - 5 Common Cockscomb Questions 21:26

1M ago21:26

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Frustrated by cockscomb plants blooming on short stems? Confused by conflicting information about whether or not you should pinch your plants? Today, Lisa and Layne discuss five of the most common cockscomb (Celosia argentea cristata) questions. They cover pinching, which varieties are the best for drying, cockscomb varieties with the largest heads…

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Joe Sharman on Roses, Lunarias and Omphalodes (Part Two) 37:30

2M ago37:30

37:30

Joe Sharman of Monksilver Nursery returns for part two of his latest Talking Dirty appearance with Rose inspiration, lovely Lunarias and thoughts on botanical nomenclature! PLANT LIST Geranium 'Rozanne' Geranium 'Jolly Bee' Salvia rosmarinus 'Joe's Goldie' Galanthus 'Lady Beatrix Stanley' Erysimum cheiri 'Harpur Crewe' Maianthemum racemosum syn Smi…

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015: Navigating May Madness: The Busy Season of Cut Flower Growing 21:10

2M ago21:10

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This episode is packed with invaluable advice on managing the financial pressures of spring and preparing for a profitable summer. From my own journey of overcoming a $10,000 debt in my first year to practical strategies for navigating the intense periods of the growing season, you'll discover how to keep your flower farming dream alive and flouris…

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#91 - All About Flower Support Netting 26:15

2M ago26:15

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Wondering whether or not you should bother netting your flowers? Curious about when to install support netting, what height to place it at, and the most efficient and effective way to install it? Today, Lisa and Layne discuss the ins and outs of flower support netting. They cover reasons to consider netting (or not netting) your flowers, the pros a…

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Joe Sharman on Rhodiola, Lamprocapnos and Geraniums (Part One) 35:53

2M ago35:53

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Joe Sharman of Monksilver Nursery returns to Talking Dirty to wow Alan Gray (East Ruston Old Vicarage) and Thordis with a stunning selection of plants, from Rhodiola to Lamprocapnos to Geraniums and Erysimums. More next week in part two! PLANT LIST Uvularia grandiflora Chrysanthemum 'Esther' Chrysanthemum 'Dixter Orange' Pelargonium 'Mr Wren' Ribes…

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The ultimate career change: from the sky to the garden with August Bernstein 58:08

2M ago58:08

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August on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/augusts_garden?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

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#90 - 3 Vining Plants to Grow Plus Tips for Building a Tunnel 24:51

2M ago24:51

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Would you like to add some vertical interest to your garden and unique elements to your flower arrangements? Wondering how to support vigorous vining plants as they grow and prevent your underlying structures from collapsing? Today, Lisa and Layne discuss three warm-season vining plants to consider growing this summer. They cover what makes each pl…

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East Ruston Old Vicarage May Special 29:53

2M ago29:53

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We're back for another East Ruston Old Vicarage special. From the plants Alan Gray is growing from seed this year to the secrets of his Brugmansia success, this is a quick look at what's going on in his wonderful garden this May. Ps It's possible our recording time was restricted by a tiny human ;) PLANT LIST Brugmansia × candida 'Grand Marnier' Ip…

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A flower farmer’s journey with Milli Proust (ft. exciting Floret seed news!) 1:03:10

2M ago1:03:10

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Website: https://www.milliproust.com

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Episode 159: Plants that Take Sun and Shade 55:40

2M ago55:40

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Chances are, you’ve got mixed conditions in your garden. One area might be in full sun, while another spot a bit farther away is in full shade. Even beds that have the same exposure on paper may have larger plants that shade out the ground below. This presents a challenge for developing a cohesive look within a landscape. As gardeners, we’ve been t…

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#89 - 3 Warm-Season Flowers to Succession-Plant Every Week 14:12

2M ago14:12

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Working on your summer succession-planting schedule? Wondering if there are any warm-season flowers you should consider planting on a weekly basis? Today, Lisa and Layne discuss three warm-season flowers to consider succession-planting every week. They cover why the flowers are worth growing and planting weekly, favorite varieties, the price per st…

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#88 - Growing Peonies as Cut Flowers 25:45

2M ago25:45

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Searching for the perfect focal flower to star in your spring bouquets? Wondering how to grow, harvest, and store peonies to ensure loads of luscious blooms with the longest possible vase life? Today, Lisa and Layne discuss the ins and outs of growing herbaceous peonies as cut flowers. They cover why they are a valuable addition to cutting gardens …

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Luzula, Euphorbia and Paris with Ben Preston of Cliff Bank Nursery (Part 2) 41:56

2M ago41:56

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Last week he wowed us with Anemones! Now Ben Preston shows us some of the other treasures he's stocking up at Cliff Bank Nursery, from Luzula to Euphorbia to Paris. PLANT LIST Delphinium requienii Luzula pilosa 'Igel' Primula vulgaris subsp. sibthorpii Hakonechloa macra Viola hederacea Viola 'Molly Sanderson' Euphorbia rigida 'Sardis' Euphorbia myr…

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014: Strategizing Your Focal Flower Succession Plan 21:05

2M ago21:05

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There's something magical about the transformation of a seed into the bloom of a peony or the elegant curve of a lily stem. I've spent 16 years with my hands in the soil, coaxing these miracles into life, and in today's episode, I'm opening the garden gate to share this wonder with you. We'll traverse the seasons from the eager sprigs of pussy will…

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Episode 158: Plants That Earn Their Keep with Irvin Etienne 1:01:33

3M ago1:01:33

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Irvin Etienne is the curator of herbaceous plants and seasonal garden design at Newfields, a 152-acre campus with art galleries, performance spaces, world-class public gardens, and a nature park in Indianapolis. Irvin has been a frequent contributor to Fine Gardening, sharing his horticultural expertise through informative articles like A Bright Id…

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#87 - Cover Crop Basics 20:05

3M ago20:05

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Looking for ways to suppress weeds and improve your soil? Wondering what cover crops are and if you should incorporate them into your farm or garden? Today, Lisa and Layne discuss the ins and outs of cover cropping. They cover what cover crop is and why it is used, potential benefits, crop considerations depending on the time of year and equipment …

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Anemones with Ben Preston of Cliff Bank Nursery (Part One) 34:26

3M ago34:26

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He's back! The last time we caught up with Ben Preston he was departing York Gate Garden (where he was Head Gardener) and heading for his own nursery. Now Cliff Bank is up and running and selling a crop of exquisite plants! This week we take a look at the Anemones he's been building a collection of. Next week more planty treats in part two! PLANT L…

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013: Raspberry Revelations: Turning Raspberry Foliage into a U-Pick Raspberry Patch 14:17

3M ago14:17

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When life handed me raspberries, I didn't just make jam — I started a U-pick raspberry farm alongside my thriving flower garden. It's a tale that began with the hardy resilience of raspberry foliage, something I initially cultivated for its lasting beauty in bouquets. As my garden grew, so did the requests from my community, leading me down a path …

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#86 - Bunny Tails - A 'Cool Flower' Grass 17:57

3M ago17:57

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Looking for a cute new addition to your spring cool flowers lineup? Do you love the look of 'Bunny Tails' blooms but struggle with stems that are too short to use? Today, Lisa and Layne discuss the newest plant to be designated as a cool flower (aka cool-season hardy annual) - 'Bunny Tails' grass (Lagurus ovatus). They describe the soft, cottontail…

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Burghley House Head Gardener, Joe Whitehead 54:17

3M ago54:17

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This week one of the nicest men in horticulture is back on The Talking Dirty Podcast. Joe Whitehead is Head Gardener at Burghley House on the Cambridgeshire/Lincolnshire border. He talks Alan Gray (East Ruston Old Vicarage) and Thordis through some of the changes which have been going on in the garden, and shares his favourite shade plants of the m…

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012: Preparing Beds in the Hoophouse for Cut Flowers 17:33

3M ago17:33

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Join me as I walk you through the ins and outs of prepping your hoophouse for the new planting season. Sharing from my 16 years of hands-on experience, you'll get a sense of the various tools and techniques that can make your gardening both effective and manageable. Whether you're a seasoned green thumb or a newcomer to the soil, this episode is pa…

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Episode 157: Flowering trees for every season 1:05:47

3M ago1:05:47

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Due to their size and expense, gardeners tend to put a lot more thought into the trees they ultimately buy for their landscape. While a perennial might only live for 6 or 7 years, a tree might grace your garden for 50 years or more—outliving the person who so carefully selected it, in fact. Here at Fine Gardening, we feel strongly that trees should…

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