00:00
The show begins with a whimsical opening about the show's gardening theme.
02:08
The hosts discuss the evolution of container gardening, how it used to be simple with limited options like geraniums and vinca vine, and now it has expanded into a more creative and expressive form of gardening.
04:09
They transition to a discussion on the importance of choosing the right size container and soil for successful container gardening.
05:35
Tips for reusing potting mix are given, emphasizing sustainable gardening practices and saving resources.
07:54
The hosts share their favorite plants for the "thriller" component in containers, such as Rockin' deep purple Salvia and Vermillionaire Cuphea to attract hummingbirds and butterflies.
10:42
A humorous poem "My Yard Has Gone to Pot" is shared, highlighting the love for container gardening.
11:01
Stacy talks about growing shrubs in containers and provides advice on which shrubs work well and which may not adapt as easily to container life.
17:47
The conversation shifts to a discussion about planting evergreens in containers and the challenges they may present, including the need for mulching and careful watering.
19:14
The topic of self-watering containers is discussed, with practical advice on making sure plants are established and monitored for proper watering.
21:34
The show breaks for a moment, teasing the upcoming segment about bird-related inquiries.
22:42
The hosts answer listener questions, discussing the best time to plant grass seed, the use of corn gluten for weed control, and the concept of wicking raised bed gardens.
32:31
The Birdman joins the show to share updates on the loons nesting on his lake and advice about putting out hummingbird feeders.
39:57
Stacy and the Birdman discuss the charm of goldfinches and how they change color with the seasons, sharing insights about their nesting habits and ideal plants for attracting them.
45:34
The segment concludes with the Birdman giving tips on birdwatching, including the use of resources like Merlin Bird ID app and looking out for warblers.
47:34
The show wraps up, thanking everyone for joining in.