Gardening Tips On Wbbm Newsradio

Our tables are graced with plant-based dishes this time of year, parsnip, marshed potatoes, winter squash soup, corn pudding.

Winterizing the garden means cutting back, cleaning up and mulching, best done after a hard freeze.

There is still plenty of time for potting amaryllis bulbs to give as holiday gifts.

Tips for picking the right Pumpkin.

FIrst frost means it's time to plant bulbs for colorful spring blooms.

It's not too late in the season to plant a tree.

Ornamental grasses are in their full glory during the golden days of fall.

It's time to start thinking spring by planting bulbs in your garden.

If you're huntin for a pumpkin this weekend, here are some tips.

Crisps fall days are the ideal time to accomplish garden tasks that will simplify your work next spring.

Dividing peonies in September has a much better success rate than doing it in spring.

The American Flower Show Series is a growing national horticultural program bringing together expert and amateur growers and plant enthusiasts.

Emerald green, lush, thick, turf grass is what we want but we may be seeing dull yellow spots, bare patches and slow growth, signs your lawn needs repair.

How to cut back flower borders and planters.

It's August and that means our prairies are powering up. A place bright with wildflowers and tall grass.

Rain gardens to minimize runoff.

Gardening Tips

WBBM Newsradio's Gardening Tips

Steve takes us into the garden when he chats with U of M Landscape Arboretum director Peter Moe. Then, Bruce Ciskie discusses UMD playing in Saturday's NCAA men's hockey title game.

Horticulturalist Lisa Hilgenberg, from Chicago Botanic Garden, says Clematis vines are plants worthy of being grown in every garden.