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Saturday, June 5  8-9am PDT,  11am-Noon EDT

Let's get down and dirty and a little bit funky with Ellen Zachos, author of several gardening books including "Down & Dirty: 43 Fun & Funky First-time Projects & Activities to Get You Gardening."This former Broadway performer will be "singing" the joys of gardening, photography and owning her own design company, Acme Plant Stuff. Go to her site for more details about her books, classes and appearance schedules or www.gardenlife.com and follow our link to Amazon to purchase her books. Call John, Sharon and Bryan with your gardening questions at 1-866-606-TALK (1-866-606-8255).

Sunday, June 6  8-10 am PDT,  11am-1pm EDT 

Jennifer JosefDid you know Emily Dickinson during her lifetime was known for her skills as a gardener, rather than as a poet? Director of Public Education and Interpretation, Jennifer Josef, will guide us through a replica of Emily Dickinson's Amherst, Massachusetts' garden displayed at the New York Botanical Garden. Be sure to visit www.nybg.org for the latest exhibitions and special programs. Closing out the first hour, Bob Reidmuller from Oasis Water Efficient Gardens will "spotlight" the South African native Aloe variegata, commonly known as the Partridge Breast Aloe because of its distinctive spotted markings.
 
For the second hour, learn what lasagna and gardening have to do with each other. Guest Patricia Lanza will talk about her book Lasagna Gardening and her latest work, My Garden Doctor. And have you wondered what goes on in garden expert Lance Walheim's yard? He'll share his hands-on knowledge about plant combinations that never fail. Call John, Sharon, Bryan or any of our 4 guests with your questions at 1-866-606-TALK (1-866-606-8255).
 
SunriseA Garden of Eden Replaces Asphalt at Venice High School  
                                      
My husband Bruce and I visited a very special school garden at Venice High School in western Los Angeles, California.

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Venice High


Did You Know?
                                      
 DID you Know June 4

About 90% of the world's plants depend on bees and other pollinating insects to repoduce seed?

Rose of the Week

777 
'777'
Royal purple, strong fragrance!

Yes, the 777 rose is named after the airplane and it will soar to new heights in your garden! The rich royal-purple color of this beautiful, grandiflora is enough to recommend this beauty, but as an added bonus, the fragrance is sky-high...a unique and rare find.




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Shutterbug Contest

 

Be the first person to correctly identify this plant and you'll win a free book.

This week's prize is from
Timber Press:

The Gardeners Color Palette: Paint Your Garden with 100 Extraordinary Flower Choices

                           by Tom Fischer

Hint #1: Sunbird's friend        Hint #2: Native to Fynbos

 

On Sale 


           GOLDEN BARREL       
The "Golden Barrel", is a very beautiful and fast-growing member the "barrel cacti" family, which includes both Echinocactus and closely related Ferocacti. This plant can be a very dramatic facet of landscaping with its dense golden spines and rugged tolerance of full sun, heat, drought and even some frost.

3.5" Pot Size
Regular Price: $5.00

Sale Price: $2.99

Look What's Growing in Our Gardens 
                                                                                                                   

           
                                         Clematis                                        Hibiscus
                             Leonore - Canyon Country                           Sharon's

     
                                             Lilies                                     Orchid Cactus
                                  Rosemary - Redding                              Sharon's                                       
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Brew your own SoilSoup Aerobic Compost Tea. Microbes are essential to productive soils and healthy plants.  

 

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Stop or limit the use of synthetic fertilizers! You can not begin repairing or enhancing your soil until you limit synthetic fertilizers, pesticides and other garden chemicals. They all have a negative effect on the microbial population in the soil. They do not have any soil building benefits and decrease the water retention in the soil. Over time they will create a sterile soil environment which has no nutritional value for plants.

After just one or two treatments of SoilSoup your plants will start to look healthier; the lawn is greener, the flowers have bigger and more colorful blooms, the fruit and vegetables taste better, and the roses look great without any mildew! Pest issues will lessen as a healthier plant grown in healthy soil, has a stronger immune system.

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