Let's Garden with Scott Beuerlein

Let's Garden with Scott Beuerlein 9/19/2026 Hour 3

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This Halloween episode of Let's Garden was a wild ride, folks. We had a caller who thought a mosquito plant would attract mosquitoes, but ended up repelling them instead. And if that wasn't enough, we also discussed some scary trees with sinister pasts, including the Devil's Tree in New Jersey and the Weish Elm in Worcestershire, England.

This hour was a bit of a departure from the usual gardening topics, but it was a fun and spooky way to celebrate the holiday. Our host chatted with a caller who was worried about attracting zombies to her yard, and offered some... creative solutions to the problem. We also heard from a caller who was looking for advice on how to care for her clumping bamboo, and another who was wondering if she could clip off the sides of her bamboo to shape it.

But don't worry, we didn't forget about the gardening tips and advice that our listeners love. Our host shared some great advice on how to care for a cashmere cypress tree and discussed the importance of using the right type of mulch to protect it from the elements. We also heard from a caller who was looking for a good yard sprayer that would last a long time.

If you're looking for a fun and spooky way to spend your Halloween evening, tune in to this hour of Let's Garden. We've got a caller who thinks she's a witch, a zombie apocalypse expert, and a host and producer who's just trying to keep it together. 

This Halloween episode of Let's Garden was a wild ride, folks. We had a caller who thought a mosquito plant would attract mosquitoes, but ended up repelling them instead. And if that wasn't enough, we also discussed some scary trees with sinister pasts, including the Devil's Tree in New Jersey and the Weish Elm in Worcestershire, England.
This hour was a bit of a departure from the usual gardening topics, but it was a fun and spooky way to celebrate the holiday. Our host chatted with a caller who was worried about attracting zombies to her yard, and offered some... creative solutions to the problem. We also heard from a caller who was looking for advice on how to care for her clumping bamboo, and another who was wondering if she could clip off the sides of her bamboo to shape it.
But don't worry, we didn't forget about the gardening tips and advice that our listeners love. Our host shared some great advice on how to care for a cashmere cypress tree and discussed the importance of using the right type of mulch to protect it from the elements. We also heard from a caller who was looking for a good yard sprayer that would last a long time.
If you're looking for a fun and spooky way to spend your Halloween evening, tune in to this hour of Let's Garden. We've got a caller who thinks she's a witch, a zombie apocalypse expert, and a host and producer who's just trying to keep it together.&nbsp;

Let's Garden with Scott Beuerlein 10/31/2026 Hour 3

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As the leaves change colors and the air grows crisp, this episode of Let's Garden with Scott Berline is the perfect blend of spooky and serene. Scott is joined by landscape designer Sarah Geiger-Behm, who shares her expertise on some of the season's most stunning plants. But don't be fooled - this episode is not just about gardening tips and tricks. It's also a journey into the world of folklore and mythology, where scarecrows and vampires lurk in the shadows.

This special Halloween hour takes listeners on a wild ride, from the creepy burial site of Edgar Allan Poe to the world of night-blooming plants. The hosts discuss the history of scarecrows, from ancient Greece to modern-day agricultural innovations, and even touch on the importance of pollinator plants like Pentis and Caladium. But with all the spooky fun, the episode also tackles some serious topics, like the importance of watering your evergreens during dry spells.

One of the highlights of the hour is the hosts' conversation with a caller who claims to be a vampire, and their discussion of the University of Georgia's 2026 Trial Garden Classic City Awards, which feature some of the most exciting new plants in the garden world. From the Pachoa to the Vinca Coral Cascade, these plants are sure to add some excitement to your garden.

As the leaves change colors and the air grows crisp, this episode of Let's Garden with Scott Berline is the perfect blend of spooky and serene. Scott is joined by landscape designer Sarah Geiger-Behm, who shares her expertise on some of the season's most stunning plants. But don't be fooled - this episode is not just about gardening tips and tricks. It's also a journey into the world of folklore and mythology, where scarecrows and vampires lurk in the shadows.
This special Halloween hour takes listeners on a wild ride, from the creepy burial site of Edgar Allan Poe to the world of night-blooming plants. The hosts discuss the history of scarecrows, from ancient Greece to modern-day agricultural innovations, and even touch on the importance of pollinator plants like Pentis and Caladium. But with all the spooky fun, the episode also tackles some serious topics, like the importance of watering your evergreens during dry spells.
One of the highlights of the hour is the hosts' conversation with a caller who claims to be a vampire, and their discussion of the University of Georgia's 2026 Trial Garden Classic City Awards, which feature some of the most exciting new plants in the garden world. From the Pachoa to the Vinca Coral Cascade, these plants are sure to add some excitement to your garden.

Let's Garden with Scott Beuerlein 10/31/2026 Hour 2

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As the leaves change colors and the weather cools down, many gardeners are left wondering what to do with the piles of fallen leaves. This episode of Let's Garden is all about the importance of leaving leaves in your garden, and how it can benefit your soil and the environment. The hosts discuss the pros and cons of leaving leaves, and share tips on how to do it the right way.

Leaving leaves in your garden may seem like a simple task, but it's actually a crucial step in maintaining a healthy ecosystem. The hosts talk about the benefits of leaving leaves, including providing nutrients to the soil, reducing the need for fertilizers, and creating a habitat for beneficial insects. However, they also discuss the potential downsides, such as creating a haven for pests and diseases.

The hosts also delve into the National Garden Bureau's list of perennials that should be cut back versus those that can be left standing. They discuss the importance of cleaning and storing garden tools, and provide tips on how to do it effectively. Additionally, they talk about the benefits of dividing or moving perennials, and share some advice on how to do it successfully.

If you're looking for more tips on how to care for your garden during the fall season, tune in to this hour of Let's Garden. 

As the leaves change colors and the weather cools down, many gardeners are left wondering what to do with the piles of fallen leaves. This episode of Let's Garden is all about the importance of leaving leaves in your garden, and how it can benefit your soil and the environment. The hosts discuss the pros and cons of leaving leaves, and share tips on how to do it the right way.
Leaving leaves in your garden may seem like a simple task, but it's actually a crucial step in maintaining a healthy ecosystem. The hosts talk about the benefits of leaving leaves, including providing nutrients to the soil, reducing the need for fertilizers, and creating a habitat for beneficial insects. However, they also discuss the potential downsides, such as creating a haven for pests and diseases.
The hosts also delve into the National Garden Bureau's list of perennials that should be cut back versus those that can be left standing. They discuss the importance of cleaning and storing garden tools, and provide tips on how to do it effectively. Additionally, they talk about the benefits of dividing or moving perennials, and share some advice on how to do it successfully.
If you're looking for more tips on how to care for your garden during the fall season, tune in to this hour of Let's Garden.&nbsp;

Let's Garden with Scott Beuerlein 10/31/2026 Hour 1

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