Brought to you by the WSU Extension Master Gardener Program
and the Master Gardener Foundation of Washington State
Brought to you by the WSU Extension Master Gardener Program
and the Master Gardener Foundation of Washington State
In this episode of The Evergreen Thumb, Dave Benscoter joins host Erin Hoover to discuss the Lost Apple Project, a 20+ year project to rediscover, identify, and preserve forgotten apple varieties in the PNW using historical research and DNA analysis.
Have questions about soil structure? Soil Health and Sustainable Soil Management expert Deirdre Griffin-Lahue joins Erin Hoover to talk about why soil structure matters and to share practical tips on how we can improve our soil structure
In part nine of our Program Priority Series we cover the topic of clean water. Integrated Pest Management Specialist Laurel Moulton joins host Erin Hoover to talk about how using IPM practices can contribute to cleaner water by preventing water pollution.
Guest Todd Murray joins Erin Hoover to talk about how climate change is affecting plants through shifting weather patterns, making them more vulnerable to both native and non-native pests, and how gardeners can adapt to these changes.
In this episode of The Evergreen Thumb, host Erin Hoover explores the principles of soil health and how gardeners can apply them to create resilient, productive soil.
In part eight of our Program Priority Series, we cover the topic of soil health. Small Farms and Master Gardener Program Coordinator Tessa Halloran joins host Erin Hoover to talk about why it is important to keep our soil healthy.
Want to help save the bees? Washington Bee Atlas Pollinator Taxonomist Karen Wright joins host Erin Hoover to talk about the Washington Bee Atlas and how to get involved to help gather data about our native bee populations.
In part seven of our Program Priority Series we go over the topic of wildfire preparedness. Forester of 37 years and Master Gardener Al Murphy joins host Erin Hoover with tips to make your yard safer in case of wildfires.
Agronomist and WSU Extension faculty member of 47 years Jim Kropf joins host Erin Hoover to discuss strategies for selecting fire-resistant plants for your landscape, no matter where you live in Washington.
In part six of our Program Priority Series, we cover the topic of water conservation. Master Gardener Mason Neil joins host Erin Hoover to talk about why we need to work to conserve our water and share strategies on how to conserve water in our gardens and natural spaces.
