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Drought-defying gravel gardens; Fruit diseases to watch for; The art of bonsai

Garden Talk by Wisconsin Public Radio

Aug 21, 202699:55Education

We talk about the practicality and beauty of gravel gardening with Jeff Epping. Then check in with Plant Pathologist Leslie Holland about what fruit diseases she’s seeing this season. In the last thirty we talk about how...

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