In The Garden with Ron Wilson

The Queen Bee buzzes in 11/15/2025

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Ron chats with Scott Beuerlein from the Cincinnati Botanical Garden and Zoo about innovative ways to improve your garden. They dive into the benefits of wool pellets as a natural soil amendment, discussing how they can reduce watering needs and deter pests. Ron also shares his own experiences with biochar and its potential to improve soil health. With a focus on sustainable gardening practices, this hour is a must-listen for anyone looking to take their garden to the next level.

Ron chats with Scott Beuerlein from the Cincinnati Botanical Garden and Zoo about innovative ways to improve your garden. They dive into the benefits of wool pellets as a natural soil amendment, discussing how they can reduce watering needs and deter pests. Ron also shares his own experiences with biochar and its potential to improve soil health. With a focus on sustainable gardening practices, this hour is a must-listen for anyone looking to take their garden to the next level.

Ron Wilson 1/10/2026 Hour 1

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Ron Wilson is joined by The Arbor Doc. They dive into the world of meteorological seasons, discussing how they're more relevant to gardening and horticulture than astronomical seasons. Ron shares his expertise on the importance of considering temperature and climate when determining the start of winter and summer. They also touch on the benefits of using meteorological seasons, including a more accurate representation of the climate and a better understanding of plant behavior.

Ron Wilson is joined by The Arbor Doc. They dive into the world of meteorological seasons, discussing how they're more relevant to gardening and horticulture than astronomical seasons. Ron shares his expertise on the importance of considering temperature and climate when determining the start of winter and summer. They also touch on the benefits of using meteorological seasons, including a more accurate representation of the climate and a better understanding of plant behavior.

Ron Wilson 1/10/2026 Hour 2

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Charlie Nardozzi shares his expertise on creating a continuous vegetable garden. Ron and Charlie dive into the benefits of letting plants bolt and self-seed, reducing the need for repeated annual plantings. Charlie's new book, The Continuous Vegetable Garden, offers practical tips on how to achieve a perpetual food garden that sows and grows itself. They discuss the importance of working with nature, using techniques like no-till gardening and companion planting. Charlie also talks about perennial vegetables and herbs, and how to incorporate them into your garden for a continuous harvest.

Charlie Nardozzi shares his expertise on creating a continuous vegetable garden. Ron and Charlie dive into the benefits of letting plants bolt and self-seed, reducing the need for repeated annual plantings. Charlie's new book, The Continuous Vegetable Garden, offers practical tips on how to achieve a perpetual food garden that sows and grows itself. They discuss the importance of working with nature, using techniques like no-till gardening and companion planting. Charlie also talks about perennial vegetables and herbs, and how to incorporate them into your garden for a continuous harvest.

Ron Wilson 1/10/2026 Hour 3

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The Queen Bee buzzes in 11/15/2025

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