The Growing Season, Feb 11, 2023 - Sexy Plants 2023

02/11/23 • 53 min

RISE and shine!
It's that time of year again... Roses, chocolate, wine, sun flowers, devils walking stick... wait.
Jack, Lynne and Matt McFarland guide The Growing Season into sexy plants just in time for Valentines Day.
Heath, watermelon, lavender, ginseng and many more plants with an aphrodisiacal bent feature prominently on what has proven to be a popular series on the show.
Windy meat... you'll want to tune in to hear how beans may be just the thing to put a tilt in your kilt.
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The Growing Season, Feb 4, 2022 - Horticultural Fuels

"Baby, its cold outside...."
And it is! Many parts of Canada are finally experiencing the frigid frosts framing a Canadian winter.
In honour of that Jack, Lynne and Matt McFarland guide this week's episode of The Growing Season into Horticultural Fuels.
The trio discuss natural gas, wind, solar and hydrogen electric energy sources from cost and environmental impact perspectives. Is there anything upcoming that could provide us with power but limit ecological fallout? The trio uncover some interesting ideas.
Jeffrey Rowe, client of The McFarland's stops by to chat about his Central Boiler Outdoor Furnace and how he uses the wood existing on his spacious property to heat his home. Its quite the system and quite the chat.
Listen in.
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The Growing Season, Feb 18, 2023 - The Science Of Snow

"Ohhh the weather outside is frightful..."
Actually, for residents of Southern Ontario, this years weather has been anything but that.
Despite the wimpy winter Jack, Lynne and Matt McFarland dive into the science behind winters wonders -snow and ice.
Do we need snow? What happens in a winter such as this years when we have little snow. Will the plants vitality be affected as a result?
The differences between snow and ice are discussed as well as the geometry of snowflakes AND the weight of all that ice on various materials.
We talk science but we also talk igloos, quinzees and hypothermia. Its an interesting 54 minutes! Grab your woolies and join us.
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