Ep. 179 Plants we wouldn’t plant or would think twice about before planting again| #GoodGrowing

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While we tend to focus on the positives of plants, not all plants work well in all gardens or for all gardens. Whether they are too aggressive, require too much time and maintenance, or we just don’t like them, there are a variety of reasons we may not want to grow certain plants. On this week’s Good Growing Podcast, we discuss some of the plants we’ve grown in our gardens that we wouldn’t plant again and some that we would think twice about planting. It’s not all bad, though; we also discuss some plants we will always plant in our gardens.

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00:35 – Welcome, Ken and Emily! How are the gardens doing?

03:55 – Why we chose these plants

05:00 – Never again plants

05:15 – Early sunflower

09:25 – Malva sylvestris 'Zebrina'

10:45 – Pink celery

12:50 – Cauliflower

16:20 – Maple trees

23:53 – Daylilies (ditch lilies)

28:25 – Mountain mint

30:50 – Common milkweed

32:40 – Think twice before planting again

30:50 – River oats

35:05 – Arborvitae

37:55 – Vegetable garden

41:20 – Passionflower

43:05 – Sweet corn

43:20 – Roses

45:40 – Stock and snapdragons

48:15 – Lamb’s-ear

49:42 – Peanuts

51:15 – Lemon seeds

54:12 – Whorled milkweed

56:40 – Must plant every year plants

57:10 – Sunflower, snapdragons, cover crops

58:40 – Kale, trees

59:35 – Something new, garlic, tomatoes, gladiolus

1:03:12 – Wrap-up, thank yous, what’s up next week, and goodbye!

Norway Maple Woes: Why it’s on my Do Not Plant list: https://extension.illinois.edu/blogs/good-growing/2024-07-05-norway-maple-woes-why-its-my-do-not-plant-list

Chris Enroth: cenroth@illinois.edu

Ken Johnson: kjohnso@illinois.edu

Emily Swihart: eswihart@illinois.edu

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