The Garden Show

Dan, Pawl and Randy talk about how to kill the virtually indestructible yucca.

The Three Garden Guys - Pawl, Randy, and  Dan - welcome special guest Craig Witt with Full Circle Soils & Compost.  It's Garlic Day today - you need to plant now if you want to harvest next July.

The Three Amigos talk about killing invasive black locust trees sprouting from a stump, sun scald on exposed trees, and how to preserve a bounty of pears.

The Three Garden Guys - Dan, Pawl, and Randy - answer caller questions.  Doreen the Pickle Lady is in do a class, and the guys talk about hornworms vs tomatoes, and ground vs desert peach.

Leah Hunt from Tropical House joins Dan, Randy, and Pawl to talk about houseplants.  The guys answer a question about growing mushrooms in your lawn.

The Garden Guys - Pawl, Randy, and Dan - talk about undersized garlic and ramshorn.  Leah Hunt from Tropical House comes on to talk about interior decorating with houseplants.

Pawl, Randy, and Dan solve listener problems about container gardening, tomatoes shading peppers, and dry lawn patches.

Pawl Hollis, Randy Robison, and Dan Van Enoo discuss the theme of the day:  Gardens are just an idea place where we can meet nature halfway!" The guy stalk about Burning Man and Randy hosting Burners, and Washoe County Master Gardener Rachel McClure talks about the Garden Tour.

Pawl Hollis, Randy Robison, and Dan Van Enoo help solve listener problems, including aphids vs jalapeno peppers, storing onions, and whether alfalfa pellets will just provide rabbits a nice lunch and dinner.  Doreen Spires "the Pickle Queen" impresses the guys with some perfect pickles.

Pawl, Dan, and Randy discuss today's theme:  "To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow." Randy relates his travel tales from Canada, and the guys discuss how to eliminate root weevils.

Pawl, Dan, and Michael "Apple" Yorick welcome their guest from University of Nevada, Reno Cooperative Extension -- Wendy Hanson Mazet, Community Plant Health Program Coordinator.   The gardening experts have ideas about handling earwigs and aphids.

August is right around the corner! Pawl Hollis leads the show with the theme: "Never let your lawn go to bed wet". Pawl speaks with Mark Irvine of Green Grow, speaking about interesting aspects of gardening history as a whole.

August is right around the corner! Pawl Hollis leads the show with the theme: "Never let your lawn go to bed wet". Pawl gives advice on the best time to water your garden, and the plants that can still be planted during these hot summer days.

Summer is in full swing in the Truckee Meadows! Dan Van Enoo, Pawl Hollis, and Craig Witt speak with Leah Hunt, owner of tropical House Indoor Plant Design and Maintenance. Learn what type of house plant is best for you, and what house plants are compatible with your dog or cat! Today's mantra is " Gardening adds years to your life, and life adds to your years".

Summer is in full swing in the Truckee Meadows! Dan Van Enoo, Pawl Hollis, and Craig Witt detail their garden tour fundraiser on August 24th and discuss why worms are a good sign in your garden! Today's mantra is " Gardening adds years to your life, and life adds to your years".

July is here! Craig, Pawl, and Randy discuss managing the garden during summer heat, with the theme: "plant and your plant spouse; you weed and you weed alone". The guys speak with callers from all over Northern Nevada, giving advice on potatoes, daisies, and more.

July is here! Craig, Pawl, and Randy discuss different species that can be planted in the heat, with the theme: "plant and your plant spouse; you weed and you weed alone". Enjoy!

July is here! Find out how to protect your vegetables from the heat with Dan Van Enoo, Pawl Hollis, and Randy Robison.

July is here! Find out how to protect your vegetables from the heat with Dan Van Enoo, Pawl Hollis, and Randy Robison.

It’s late June in the Truckee Meadows, and the garden is in full swing! The guys talk about managing tomatoes and peppers during summer heat, and sticken spray. Calls taken on Cherry trees  and cantaloupe plants, and how to manage them.

It’s late June in the Truckee Meadows, and the garden is in full swing! The guys talk about composting, and how to manage your plants with the upcoming heat this summer.

Pawl, Dan and Michael "Apple" Yorick take calls regarding rotten seeds sold at the store, and preparing soil to plant a bush or tree.

Paul and Dan talk with Michael "Apple" Yorick. The guys answer questions about aphids.

Pawl, Dan, and Craig Witt from Full Circle Compost offer suggestions on how to plant a tree in a large container.

Pawl, Dan, and Craig Witt from Full Circle Compost address today's theme:  "A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in." They have suggestions to take care of your roses.

Pawl, Dan, and Wendy Hanson Mazet, Community Plant Health Program Coordinator with the University of Nevada, Reno Cooperative Extension have recommendations on watering and pruning.

Pawl and Dan welcome their guest from University of Nevada, Reno Cooperative Extension -- Wendy Hanson Mazet, Community Plant Health Program Coordinator.  Today's theme is "Gardening adds years to your life, and life to your years." The gardening experts have ideas about handling ants, earwigs, and aphids.

It’s late May in the Truckee Meadows, and the garden is in full swing! Pawl, Randy, and Dan share tips for keeping your plants healthy as temperatures rise, including watering strategies, pest prevention, and choosing the right fertilizers.

It’s late May in the Truckee Meadows, and the garden is in full swing! Pawl, Randy, and Dan share tips for keeping your plants healthy as temperatures rise, including watering strategies, pest prevention, and choosing the right fertilizers.

Pawl's theme for the day is "Gardening is cheaper than therapy!" The Garden Guys talk about /not/ dethatching, and getting your ponds in shape for the summer.

Pawl, Randy, and Dan offer suggestions on pruning dead branches, growing cantaloupe  off the ground, and about their "nicotina" plants from Cuba.

A listener wants to get rid of a noisy owl, but Pawl, Randy, and Dan suggest that she might want to keep him.  They also have recommendations on preserving your garlic cloves from last season, and they have some tips about hops.

The Garden Guys talk about the leafroller making its appearance, have some tips about growing bamboo in northern Nevada, and expound on the benefits of biochar for your soil.

Happy Mother's Day Weekend from the Rail City Garden Center! This hour, Pawl, Randy, and Dan discuss pruning bushes and shrubs and give tips to keep rabbits out of your garden and Mormon crickets off your property. 

The Garden Guys are joined by Shelley Brant for a preview of her Green College class next week, which is all about promoting pollinators in your yard and garden. If you like humming birds and butterflies and don't have any hanging around your garden, this class is for you!

It’s a crisp spring morning at the Rail City Garden Center, and there’s plenty to talk about. Pawl, Randy, and Dan dive into seasonal tasks like fertilizing, weed prevention, and prepping your soil for warm weather planting.

The Garden Show crew keeps things rolling with a second hour of spring gardening tips, covering everything from lawn care to pest control as we head into the heart of the planting season. 

Chilly April showers in the Truckee Meadows today to bring us May flowers! Pawl, Randy, and Dan talk about how to protect and care for your plants during these spring cold snaps. Plus, it's the season of classes at the Rail City Garden Center with Container Gardening on May 3, All About Your Lawn on May 10, and Hummingbird and Butterfly Gardening on May 17.

May is the Rail City Garden Center's Make-A-Wish fundraiser, and the garden guys are joined by Lou Borrego of the Nevada chapter to talk about how you can make a difference for a local child battling serious illness.  Plus, the guys answer questions about the most efficient way to kill a lawn and the most efficient rodent traps. 

It’s peak planting season, and The Garden Show is here to help you make the most of it! Pawl and Dan have timely tips for tackling your spring garden chores to keep your landscape thriving.  Plus, they've got a look ahead at upcoming events and classes at The Rail City Garden Center that you won’t want to miss!

It’s peak planting season, and The Garden Show is here to help you make the most of it! Pawl and Dan have timely tips for tackling your spring garden chores to keep your landscape thriving.  This hour, they're joined by Brad Gates of Wild Boar Farms to talk about his unique and delicious custom tomato varieties, with seeds sold right here at The Rail City Garden Center.

It's a gorgeous morning at the Rail City Garden Center, where Pawl, Randy, and Dan take the show outdoors for the first time this year! Today's broadcast is all about spring chores like seedilization, pre-emergents, and fertilization.  Head to the Rail City Garden Center today to pick up your daily gardening calendar and sign up for classes and events, including the Spring Fling on April 26 and 27, which will feature over a dozen vendors all weekend. 

It's a gorgeous morning at the Rail City Garden Center, where Pawl, Randy, and Dan take the show outdoors for the first time this year! Today's broadcast is all about spring chores like seedilization, pre-emergents, and fertilization.  Head to the Rail City Garden Center today to pick up your daily gardening calendar and sign up for classes and events, including the Spring Fling on April 26 and 27, which will feature over a dozen vendors all weekend. 

It's another beautiful spring morning from the Rail City Garden Center! Pawl, Randy, and Dan talk about the difference between biochar and charged biochar, plus give tips on seedilization and pruning your fruit trees.  Stop by the Rail City Garden Center every Saturday between 10 am and 2 pm to pick up a fresh loaf of Daily Rise sourdough bread. While you're there, sign up for the upcoming Green College classes! April 12 is the Peony class and April 19 is Tomato Mania.

Pawl, Randy, and Dan welcome Mattie Serna, executive director of the Fallon Food Hub, to talk about the non-profit's exciting opportunities for local farmers.  Stop by the Rail City Garden Center every Saturday between 10 am and 2 pm to pick up a fresh loaf of Daily Rise sourdough bread. While you're there, sign up for the upcoming Green College classes! April 12 is the Peony class and April 19 is Tomato Mania.

Pawl, Randy, and Dan sit down with Kara Petrini of Daily Rise Bakery to talk all things sourdough! She'll be at the Rail City Garden Center every Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm to sell her variety of delicious sourdough loaves.  Lots of Green Colleges are coming up, including Weed Control on Saturday, April 5, and the Peonies class on Saturday, April 12. 

Spring has sprung, and Pawl, Randy, and Dan have tips on the things you need to be doing right now to prepare for warmer weather, including putting down pre-emergents and lawn seedilization.  Lots of Green Colleges are coming up, including Weed Control on Saturday, April 5, and the Peonies class on Saturday, April 12. 

Today's show is all about the pollinators! The Garden Show is broadcasting live from the Nevada Bee & Garden Conference in Minden.  This hour, Pawl, Randy, and Craig Witt from Full Circle Compost welcome master gardener Jessica Gardner and Mark Ervin of GreenGro Biologicals. 

Craig Witt from Full Circle Compost joins Pawl, Randy, and Dan to answer questions about bare spots in lawns and the proper time to aerate and fertilize (hint: it's right now). Next week, the Garden Show airs live from the Nevada Bee & Garden Conference in Minden. 

Pawl, Randy, Dan, and Craig from Full Circle Compost welcome Daunelle Wulstein with UNR's Extension Education Project to invite you to next week's Nevada Bee & Garden Conference in Minden. Can't make it? The Garden Guys will be broadcasting live, on location!