354 Lawn Substitutes
Fred and Debbie Flower discuss the trend of lawn elimination and alternative landscape options to save water. They explore lawn alternatives that require less maintenance and water, such as no-mow lawns, fescue varieties, and groundcovers like dymondia, kurapia, and clover. They also discuss the n…
Transforming lawns into meadows of life, with Owen Wormser: BEST OF CP
Still in the Dog Days of Summer - the heat it hot, the days are long, and garden maintenance in the form of watering, weeding, and perhaps mowing and blowing (especially in the dry and droughty parts of the country right now) might be wearing thin….especially with the relentless watering/mowing/blo…
Is Drought the New Normal for the Western U.S.?
Drought has no singular definition, but it seems that the standard for rainfall is changing in some places. Learn what that means in this episode of BrainStuff, based on this article: https://science.howstuffworks.com/nature/natural-disasters/western-us-drought-news.htm
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When Nonprofits Start Businesses: Garden for Wildlife and the National Wildlife Federation
Most startups are founded by entrepreneurs hopeful that their idea will be the next big thing and pad their bank accounts in the process. Yet sometimes companies are started not by enterprising capitalists, but rather by a far less likely progenitor: nonprofit charities.
That's exactly what happe…
Super Cool Plants Episode 4: Plants for Drought
Trade in those thirsty water hogs for some of these water-wise options
Do water shortages have you (and your garden) stressed? This episode is all about the toughest, thirst-averse plants out there — and how to build a landscape that thrives even when the rain is nowhere in sight. On this episode…
Water-wise gardening and eco lawns - S1E8 featuring Master Gardener Terry Anderson
Terry Anderson, WSU Master Gardener and lead of the Riverfront Park Xeric Garden in Wenatchee, joins your host, Lacy Stockton, to answer your questions about creating a lush, beautiful, and water-wise yard even here in the desert.We chat about:- Drought-tolerant turf alternatives to your thirsty la…
1.21 Sustainable Landscaping with Cassy Aoyagi
“Planting a native garden has endless upward spiral of benefits to homes, schools, communities and environment.“
Cassy Aoyagi is a LEED accredited practitioner, a board member of the USGBCLA and president of FormLA Landscaping, a full-service design+build and maintenance firm. She believes LA’s au…
Landscapes as Nature
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“In the Garden with UC Master Gardeners” Explores “Landscapes as Nature” on KUCI 88.9 FM. Reimagine your outdoor spaces with an inspiring new episode titled “Landscapes as Nature.” Host Teena Spindler welcomes special guest Ron Vanderhoff of Roger's Gardens in Newport Beach for a…
TRANSFORMING YOUR KITCHEN INTO A PLATFORM FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL CHANGE
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Ready to transform your kitchen into a powerhouse for environmental and social change? In this episode, I read from the INTRODUCTION for my book in process, THE KITCHEN ACTIVIST. Let me know what you think.
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Thirsty Lawns and Heterosexual Keys
The boys discuss the hosepipe ban, which has made Jonathan's lawn ever so thirsty! William and JVS compare their keys to see whose are the most manly, whilst also discussing crocs, nosey neighbours, and missed cues.
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