The Weekend Gardeners Podcast
To the garden, as always you can rss the podcasts via iTunes or direct via audioboo or you subscribe to the blog and listen to them right here. Missed last weeks garden podcast ? Links From the blog: fruit trees – get some planted the garden group is to visit the battle of the boyne [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { One comment }Irish Garden Radio – Podcast For The Weekend
To the garden, as always you can rss the podcasts via iTunes or direct via audioboo or you subscribe to the blog and listen to them right here. Missed last weeks garden podcast ? Podcast links: cutting hedges – how do you do yours ? diana the hen ran away from home 12 new plants [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { One comment }Cutting Hedge
To an extent, this is a difficult one to write…. To cut a hedge properly is like putting in writing how to kick a football. Anyone can do it, but how many can do it right or more to the point how many have ever done a seriously bad job on attempting to do good [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { 3 comments }Garden Radio: Gardening Advice Podcast #5
I shoud get someone to me one of those radio dj intro jingles….. hence the donegan garden radio bit above…. did you just hum a jingle in your head ? To the garden, as always you can rss the podcasts via iTunes or direct via audioboo or you subscribe to the blog and listen to [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { One comment }The Gardeners Weekend Podcast #4
As always you can rss the podcasts via iTunes or direct via audioboo or you subscribe to the blog and listen to them right here. Missed last weeks garden podcast? Links from the podcast: Yesterdays rediscover fashion show Bloom 2010 – who, what, where and pocast. Download and listen with your headphones in. Gardening in [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { One comment }Webber Moth
This is an odd one. A message came in follwed by an email with three photographs [the first 3 - see below - the rest followed shortly after] of what I was told was the tent caterpillar. Which is correct-ish. But not, because the the [eastern] tent caterpillar moth Malacosoma americanum is from [eastern] North [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { 0 comments }Peter Donegan Garden Podcast #3
As always you can rss the podcasts via iTunes or direct via audioboo or you subscribe to the blog and listen to them right here. Missed last weeks garden podcast? Here are the links as mentioned on the podcast: bloom in the park – Thursday 3rd – Monday 7th June remember the rediscovery centre in [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { One comment }Water Conservation
Today I discovered some of plant collection had been, put simply, close on fried. It’s rare for me to complain about the weather…. but here’s my situation. For gardens that are new, or newly planted [Hi Julie and Terry ],for best results and knowing that the hose must be used…. try water at night time. [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { One comment }Peter Donegan Gardening Podcast #2
As always you can rss the podcasts via iTunes or direct via audioboo or you subscribe to the blog and listen to them right here. Missed last weeks garden podcast? As per the podcast – here are the links: Skerries – lovely town – go see the skerries mills btw Basil, Chives and Coriander – [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { 3 comments }iTunes Garden Advice Podcasts
After having a conversation with web supremo, good friend and nice guy Bernie Goldbach…. the latest addition to the weblog is the iTunes available for download podcast. In this I’m gonna try and give my 2 cents worth of advice on what, who and how in the garden. And sure if they won’t give me [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { 5 comments }May In The Garden
I’m slightly delayed on getting this one out…. but, I’m sure you possibly lazed up the sunshine last weekend and now you want to get the garden grooving. Since my April In The Garden Post, plant life has gone mental. Thank God. Temperatures are well up… in fact I think I got sunburnt yesterday. The [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { 3 comments }April In The Garden
You’d know from the ‘March in the Garden’ post that I had just sown my seeds. Well germinated at this stage, the above photograph shows the results after just after 2 weeks. Growth is starting, slowly but surely and it seems to me we’re going to be on for a cracker of a season! I’d [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { 3 comments }straw grass…?
I get loads of these…. some one liners…. some emails. Some without pictures But I try my best and quite enjoy answering them being honest Email in on Saturday from Melanie. Hi Peter, Thanks for this, myself and Alex are full of enthusiasm for the garden at the moment but neither of us have much [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { 0 comments }The Right Time To Grow
With high day time temperatures, the sun factor increasing the warmth in the greenhouse well above the the teens and night time temperatures in the minus…. I could almost do a piece here on autumn colour but… it’s March and there are no leaves on the trees. So instead the resulting problem and piece is [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { One comment }March In The Garden
I haven’t done an ‘In the garden‘ session so far this year. Mainly because, well… I guess the snow, the rain, the cold and in such abundance just got a bit too much for me. Anyhow, that aside, it’s time to get grooving and moving and here is why and what I will be doing [...]
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