How to Support Brain Health in Later Life With Gardening
Clinical psychology doctoral candidate & cognitive aging researcher Catherine "Katie" Luna joins us to talk about how gardening supports cognitive health in later life.
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
Clinical psychology doctoral candidate & cognitive aging researcher Catherine "Katie" Luna joins us to talk about how gardening supports cognitive health in later life.
USA National Phenology Network Director Theresa Crimmins joins us to explain how to use Phenology to optimize your planting and harvesting schedules.
In part two of our "Gardening Myths" series, host Erin Hoover separates fact from fiction on some widely believed plant remedies and techniques.
In part one of our "Gardening Myths" series, host Erin Hoover separates fact from fiction on some widely believed plant remedies and techniques.
Love winter blooms? Master Gardener Jeanette Stehr-Green joins us to talk tips for keeping your holiday houseplants cheerful and blooming year after year.
WSU Bee Program Extension Coordinator Bri Price joins us to explain how listeners can best support solitary bees before and during the winter season.
Can't get enough mushrooms? Forester and author Kevin Zobrist shares how to grow Shiitake mushrooms right in your backyard.
Want to start saving your own seeds? Seed saving expert and Master Gardener Kamori Cattadoris shares her tips for seed saving success.
It’s been a whole year! Host Erin Hoover recaps fan favorite episodes and questions she has been asked in this special anniversary episode.
Evergreen Thumb Host and Master Gardener Erin Hoover explains plant guilds, food forests and fedges and how plants in these systems work together to support productive and healthy edible ecosystems.