Rob’s Garden
Advertisements
Monthly Archives: January 2013
Week 43 – Winter Watering
We all gathered today at Rob’s garden for a segment on winter watering but there were two breaking news stories so we didn’t get the camera truck. Winter watering is critical now because of the drought. Trees and shrubs are … Continue reading
Week 42 – Time to trim the houseplants
I missed last week at the studio. The topic of the day was attending to the cuttings and plants you from the patio and garden that you saved back in October. The winter light is weaker and days are shorter … Continue reading
Week 41 – Winter Windowsill Plants
Today we talked about plants that like cool indoors and are good winter houseplants. It’s January and a little dreary outside and there are some nice houseplants that have color and will brighten your space whether it be your windowsill or … Continue reading
Week 40 – Gardening on the fiscal cliff
All the news is about the fiscal cliff. How much money will I have? How will it affect me? This week we didn’t meet Rob at the station, but the subject for today was gardening inexpensively. There are a few … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Gardening on the fiscal cliff
Tagged conserving water, cuttings, flowers, gardening, gardening on the fiscal cliff, landscaping, money saving gardening, planting, Proctor Apprentice, Rob Proctor, rooting cuttings, seedlings, starting seeds, vegetable gardens, vegetables, watering, xeriscape
Leave a comment
