The Growing Season, Sept. 17, 2022 - Fall Bulbs

09/17/22 • 53 min

They're the last gasp of planting. They're one of the first gasps of colour in the spring.
Fall bulbs - a sure fire way to irritate Matt McFarland.
Jack, Lynne and their aforementioned son steer The Growing Season into the waters of all that is bulbous.
Tulips, hyacinths, muscari, daffodils, snow drops and many more are chatted about. How deep do you plant them? WHEN should you be plating them and is weather a factor in the timeframe to plant?
Matt updates you on the goings on of Cole the cat.
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The Growing Season, Sept 10, 2022 - September All-Stars

Earth Wind and Fire LOVED September and so do we.
Jack, Lynne and Matt McFarland discuss one of the loveliest times of the year.
Dahlias, ferns, lillies, dicentra, asters, rose of sharon and many more are chatted about at length.
It doesn't have to be the month that we start winding down! September is the most wonderful time of the year!
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The Growing Season, Sept 24, 2022 - Fall Colour

I'd like a red maple! Great, here's a green one. BUT, I want a red one! Patience, young Jedi.
The former exchange is brought to by "common," as in this is a common conversation.
Jack. Lynne and Matt McFarland chat about what goes into creating that gorgeous fall colour that is about to blanket many parts of Southern Ontario.
Why are reds, oranges and yellows so prominent? Is there a correlation between summer weather and all colour? Will moisture affect the intensity of a trees autumnal offerings? We touch on all this.
Matt cries controversy when it comes to certain aspects of this chat.
You'll want to tune in.
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