In this enlightening episode of Plant Doctor with Mike Meier, we're pruning away the confusion surrounding USDA hardiness zones and media-manufactured myths. Mike dives into the recent reshuffling of growing zones, explaining why, despite the changes, your garden's green residents will continue to flourish just as they always have. He also tackles the media's penchant for panic, particularly regarding bee decline and its purported impact on global food security.

Listeners are in for a treat as Mike dismantles the sensationalized stories that have taken root in the press, offering a dose of reality on the actual causes of bee decline and the resilience of plant pollination. He reminisces about historical agricultural practices, like the Native American technique of burying fish to fertilize crops, and draws a line from the past to our present-day gardening methods.

Mike also fields questions from listeners on a variety of topics, from ash tree care and the effectiveness of tree inoculations to the best practices for lawn aeration. In his signature no-nonsense style, he provides actionable advice while debunking common misconceptions about plant care.

Whether you're curious about the true pollinators in our ecosystem or you're seeking guidance on nurturing your green space, this episode of Plant Doctor with Mike Meier is your guide through the thicket of misinformation to the clearings of truth. So, before you let the media buzz kill your vibe, tune in and cultivate your knowledge with the wisdom of the Plant Doctor.

In this enlightening episode of Plant Doctor with Mike Meier, we're pruning away the confusion surrounding USDA hardiness zones and media-manufactured myths. Mike dives into the recent reshuffling of growing zones, explaining why, despite the changes, your garden's green residents will continue to flourish just as they always have. He also tackles the media's penchant for panic, particularly regarding bee decline and its purported impact on global food security.
Listeners are in for a treat as Mike dismantles the sensationalized stories that have taken root in the press, offering a dose of reality on the actual causes of bee decline and the resilience of plant pollination. He reminisces about historical agricultural practices, like the Native American technique of burying fish to fertilize crops, and draws a line from the past to our present-day gardening methods.
Mike also fields questions from listeners on a variety of topics, from ash tree care and the effectiveness of tree inoculations to the best practices for lawn aeration. In his signature no-nonsense style, he provides actionable advice while debunking common misconceptions about plant care.
Whether you're curious about the true pollinators in our ecosystem or you're seeking guidance on nurturing your green space, this episode of Plant Doctor with Mike Meier is your guide through the thicket of misinformation to the clearings of truth. So, before you let the media buzz kill your vibe, tune in and cultivate your knowledge with the wisdom of the Plant Doctor.

Join the Plant Dr. Mike Meier for help with your plants, lawn and trees, every Saturday morning from 10-11 on WIZM. Call with your questions at 608-785-7914.

Join the Plant Dr. Mike Meier for help with your plants, lawn and trees, every Saturday morning from 10-11 on WIZM. Call with your questions at 608-785-7914.

Plant Doctor with Mike Meier

Do you have a green thumb, but don't know where to start? Are all your plants dying, and you don't know why? If you need advice on how to take care of your lawn, trees, or house plants, the Plant Dr. Mike Meier can help!

Join Mike every Saturday morning from 10-11 on WIZMnews.com. You can also call in with your questions at 608-785-7914.

And if you miss an episode, you can always listen to this podcast later.

Do you have a green thumb, but don't know where to start? Are all your plants dying, and you don't know why? If you need advice on how to take care of your lawn, trees, or house plants, the Plant Dr. Mike Meier can help!
Join Mike every Saturday morning from 10-11 on <a href="https://www.wizmnews.com/">WIZMnews.com</a>. You can also call in with your questions at 608-785-7914.
And if you miss an episode, you can always listen to this podcast later.

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