In this episode of Milberger's Gardening South Texas, the team handles an unexpected "audible" after a massive oak tree took down power lines at the nursery, forcing the broadcast into the studio. Hosts Alex Escobar, Dr. Calvin Finch, and Mark Peterson dive into the aftermath of the recent heavy rains across San Antonio and the surrounding areas.

In this episode of Milberger's Gardening South Texas, the team handles an unexpected "audible" after a massive oak tree took down power lines at the nursery, forcing the broadcast into the studio. Hosts Alex Escobar, Dr. Calvin Finch, and Mark Peterson dive into the aftermath of the recent heavy rains across San Antonio and the surrounding areas.

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Milberger's Gardening South Texas

SAT 5/2/26 W ALEX ESCOBAR, DR. CALVIN FINCH, & MARK PETERSON

In this episode of Milberger's Gardening South Texas, the team is broadcasting live from the studio once again as Milberger’s Nursery works to repair the damage from a massive live oak that took down power lines. Hosts Alex Escobar, Dr. Calvin Finch, and Mark Peterson discuss the "environmental agricultural difficulties" of the week and how the recent heavy rains are reshaping the San Antonio landscape.

In this episode of Milberger's Gardening South Texas, the team is broadcasting live from the studio once again as Milberger&rsquo;s Nursery works to repair the damage from a massive live oak that took down power lines. Hosts Alex Escobar, Dr. Calvin Finch, and Mark Peterson discuss the "environmental agricultural difficulties" of the week and how the recent heavy rains are reshaping the San Antonio landscape.

SUN 5/3/26 W ALEX ESCOBAR, DR. CALVIN FINCH, & MARK PETERSON

In this episode, the experts broadcast live from the nursery patio following a week of significant rainfall that raised the San Antonio aquifer by ten feet. The team dives deep into the "Monarch and Milkweed" initiative, sharing updates on successful germination trials and upcoming classes in New Braunfels.

Dr. Calvin Finch offers a candid "mea culpa" regarding a recent newspaper article about herbicides, emphasizing the legal and practical importance of following product labels. The team also fields live questions from the audience on topics ranging from deer-resistant shade trees for allergy sufferers to why a Peace Lily might stop blooming.

In this episode, the experts broadcast live from the nursery patio following a week of significant rainfall that raised the San Antonio aquifer by ten feet. The team dives deep into the "Monarch and Milkweed" initiative, sharing updates on successful germination trials and upcoming classes in New Braunfels.
Dr. Calvin Finch offers a candid "mea culpa" regarding a recent newspaper article about herbicides, emphasizing the legal and practical importance of following product labels. The team also fields live questions from the audience on topics ranging from deer-resistant shade trees for allergy sufferers to why a Peace Lily might stop blooming.

SAT 4/25/26 W ALEX ESCOBAR, DR. CALVIN FINCH, & MARK PETERSON

With temperatures hitting a humid 93°F, the team discusses the final stretch of spring gardening in South Texas. The central theme of this episode is the Monarch and Milkweed initiative, highlighting the success of recent classes and the final upcoming "AgriFest" workshop in New Braunfels.

The experts take live questions from the nursery patio, covering everything from managing Johnson Grass and garden grubs to the "beer trick" for protecting hostas. Dr. Calvin Finch also shares a professional "mea culpa" regarding herbicide labeling, reminding listeners that when it comes to garden chemicals, the label is the law.

With temperatures hitting a humid 93&deg;F, the team discusses the final stretch of spring gardening in South Texas. The central theme of this episode is the Monarch and Milkweed initiative, highlighting the success of recent classes and the final upcoming "AgriFest" workshop in New Braunfels.
The experts take live questions from the nursery patio, covering everything from managing Johnson Grass and garden grubs to the "beer trick" for protecting hostas. Dr. Calvin Finch also shares a professional "mea culpa" regarding herbicide labeling, reminding listeners that when it comes to garden chemicals, the label is the law.

SAT 5/2/26 W ALEX ESCOBAR, DR. CALVIN FINCH, & MARK PETERSON

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