Rick Smith with Joe Lamp'l National Broadcasted Show "Growing A Greener World" Discussion On Pruning
October 24, 2020 Aired On PBS
Part I: Pruning Tips and Demonstrations
Part II: Five Winter Pruning Examples
Part III: How to Prune Hollies
Part IV: How to Prune Japanese Maples
WEBINAR
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Links
Listed below are some useful links to help you learn about and take care of your landscape.
Walter Reeves – The Georgia Gardener
Walter Reeves hosts the TV Show Gardening in Georgia, the radio show The Lawn and Garden Show with Walter Reeves, and writes a weekly column of gardening tips and questions & answers for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Walter’s site is filled with useful tips on landscaping and a handy gardening calendar to remind you what to do and when.
Green and growing with Ashley Frasca
Ashley has been a staple at WSB Radio in Atlanta for nearly 13 years. Her Saturday morning garden show is one of the newest shows on 95.5 WSB and is a must-listen in Georgia and beyond for those who want to be successful with their lawn, landscape, or garden!
The Georgia Urban Agriculture Council
The newly formed Georgia Urban Agriculture Council includes five urban agriculture associations. These associations represent owners and operators of urban agriculture businesses across the state. The council will give representatives of the urban agriculture industry an opportunity to find areas of common interest and concern.
University of Georgia Extension
With Georgia’s excellent climate, it’s no surprise that horticulture and professional lawn care and landscaping businesses are among the fastest-growing segments of Georgia agriculture. Horticulture and related professions are “Georgia’s Green Industry” — thriving businesses providing an environmentally beneficial product to our state.
Growing A Greener World (GGWTV) is an Emmy Award-winning TV show that appears on national public television and features organic gardening, green living, and sustainable land management. Each episode focuses on compelling and inspirational people making a positive impact on the planet through gardening and shares DIY information that we can all use at home. Currently in its eleventh season, this gardening series covers everything from edible gardening to urban homesteading and hobby farming.