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SafeLawns 'Cast Podcasts

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Eco-friendly advice from the experts in organic lawncare and gardening

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#33 This Land is Our Land

Public Gardens, Publicly Aware Our season finale takes us to the Rose of New England, Norwich, CT - a city famous for its beautiful rose gardens - where Paul Tukey spoke on organic lawn and garden care to benefit the Chelsea Gardens Foundation, one of the first public gardens in America to maintain their grounds organically from day one. On their drawing board is the 80-acre, world-class Chelsea Botanical Gardens. This special 90 minute show features Paul's r ...

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#32 Red Suspenders

Gnome is where the heart is Roger Swain gleefully accepts the moniker, garden gnome, as a term of endearment. Whether the 1980s Boston newspaper columnist who dubbed him such, meant it as a compliment is another story. Known by millions across TV's vast and somewhat fickle gardening world as The Man in the Red Suspenders, Roger hosted the granddaddy of all such shows, The Victory Garden on PBS for 15 years - well before high-def. My, how that technology would h ...

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#32 Red Suspenders

Gnome is where the heart is Roger Swain gleefully accepts the moniker, garden gnome, as a term of endearment. Whether the 1980s Boston newspaper columnist who dubbed him such, meant it as a compliment is another story. Known by millions across TV's vast and somewhat fickle gardening world as The Man in the Red Suspenders, Roger hosted the granddaddy of all such shows, The Victory Garden on PBS for 15 years - well before high-def. My, how that t ...

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#14 The Wholistic Heiress and the Organic Pioneer

Living (and teaching) her generation's legacy We welcome two guests this week, each with their own unique contributions to our environment and the organic movement. Author, actress, chef, yoga instructor and wholistic lifestyle expert, Anna Getty is the great granddaughter of oil magnate, J. Paul Getty. Her gift to earth and its inhabitants becomes self-evident when you hear her speak. "There is a voice missing, and I want to be that voiceâThe goal is bettering your health, bettering ...

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Show #12 Must Organic Mean Sacrifice?

The Big MythIt is the biggest piece of misinformation out there, and the #1 reason why consumers reject organic lawn and garden solutions. We are led to believe it means giving up lush green grass and beautiful plants and flowers to protect the environment, when, in fact, we can have it all, naturally! Our guest this week is America's first lady of horticulture, Barbara Damrosch, who has been writing about understanding nature's role in everything we grow for more than 30 years. H ...

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Show #10 Everyone's Growing Veggies!

Fueled by what Rob Johnston calls consumers' grocery store sticker shock, and angst over the skyrocketing price of gas, Americans are again looking to local organic farmers for food. Rob is thrilled to see the resurgence of backyard vegetable gardening. And not just because he sells seeds. Johnny's Selected Seeds, by Maine standards, is big business. Next to seed companies on a global scale, however, not so much. Making all the sweeter those seven All-America awards he's ...

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