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Welcome to Gardening with the Gardiners where husband and wife team (Matthew Boone Gardiner and Hope Crain Gardiner) discuss all things gardening, landscaping and horticulture with some fun homesteading antics thrown in as well. They both are Horticulturists and Landscape Designers, own a 5th generation Landscape Business, and each has over 35 years experience (that’s 70 combined!) with strong opinions to boot. Whether you’re a beginner or more seasoned gardener, this podcast is sure to have something for you.
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Gardening with the Gardiners Episode # 28 hosts Matt and Hope Gardiner share seasonal garden news — moving tropicals into a new greenhouse, protecting orchids from sunscald, goat milk soap, peony finds, and a fun giant pumpkin note — then dive into a full guide on spring bulbs. They explain bulb types (true bulbs, corms, tubers, rhizomes, offsets), best fall planting times (around Oct 15–Thanksgiving), site selection, bulb varieties and types, planting depths, mulch and feeding tips, container forcing, and advice for pollinators and animal pests. Learn to grow beautiful bulbs in your garden with this podcast! Please like and follow our podcast and drop a review! It will really help us get the word out. --- Also, if you have a gardening, landscape or general horticulture question, feel free to email us at gwtg@boonegardiner.com www.boonegardiner.com
Episode #27: The Great Pumpkin Podcast Special! Hosts Matthew and Hope Gardiner explore everything pumpkins — from their Native American origins and Halloween folklore to practical growing, harvesting and storage tips. They cover varieties for carving and cooking, pollination and pest advice, how to grow giant pumpkins and simple seasonal uses for seeds and squash. The episode closes with a plant‑of‑the‑week spotlight on Heptacodium (Seven Sunflower), a striking fall shrub with fragrant white flowers, red sepals and attractive peeling bark. This a fun Fall episode of Gardening with the Gardiners will get you ready for perfect pumpkins! Please like and follow our podcast and drop a review! It will really help us get the word out. --- Also, if you have a gardening, landscape or general horticulture question, feel free to email us at gwtg@boonegardiner.com www.boonegardiner.com
Episode #26 of Gardening with the Gardiners: Love Your Lawn in Fall. Hosts Matthew and Hope cover fall lawn care for Kentucky, explaining cool- vs warm-season grasses, overseeding, core aeration, smart fertilization (soil testing recommended), irrigation adjustments, leaf mulching, and timing for pre-emergent weed control. They also share recent garden visits and events, and feature Plant of the Week: the dark‑foliaged Hydrangea macrophylla 'Eclipse'. Practical, seasonal steps to prepare lawns for winter and improve next spring’s turf. Please like and follow our podcast and drop a review! It will really help us get the word out. --- Also, if you have a gardening, landscape or general horticulture question, feel free to email us at gwtg@boonegardiner.com www.boonegardiner.com
In this episode #25 of Gardening with the Gardeners, hosts Matthew and Hope Gardner walk through a practical September checklist to prepare your garden for fall and next spring. They cover dividing and transplanting perennials (including peonies), ordering and planting bulbs, starting fall vegetable beds, collecting and storing seeds, and propagation tips. Other topics include mulching and cover crops, container transitions for autumn, weed and disease management, lawn repairs, and when to prune shrubs and hydrangeas. The episode emphasizes prioritizing plant health over perfect tidiness and taking photos and notes to plan improvements for next season. Please like and follow our podcast and drop a review! It will really help us get the word out. --- Also, if you have a gardening, landscape or general horticulture question, feel free to email us at gwtg@boonegardiner.com www.boonegardiner.com
Episode 24 of Gardening with the Gardiners, we wrap up our Ireland travelogue with this Part 3. Includes highlights from Ashford Castle to the Fairy Bridges, Derry, Connemara, the Dark Hedges and the Giant's Causeway, mixed with local folklore and seaside landscapes. We also cover practical gardening topics: hot-weather watering tips, using dahlias for late-season color, and the difference between ragweed and goldenrod to clear up allergy myths. Please like and follow our podcast and drop a review! It will really help us get the word out. --- Also, if you have a gardening, landscape or general horticulture question, feel free to email us at gwtg@boonegardiner.com www.boonegardiner.com
In this episode the Gardiners continue their Ireland travelogue, Part II: exploring Kilkenny, Waterford, Galway and the Burren, visiting the Cliffs of Moher, Rock of Cashel and Ashford Castle, and sharing the horticultural highlights they found along the way. They discuss peat bogs and their ecological and cultural importance, Ireland’s iconic dry‑stone walls and landscape craft, memorable gardens and plant observations, plus a brief update on life at home — from peacocks to garden prep and fall planting tips. --- Please like and follow our podcast and drop a review! It will really help us get the word out. --- Also, if you have a gardening, landscape or general horticulture question, feel free to email us at gwtg@boonegardiner.com --- www.boonegardiner.com
Hosts Matt and Hope return from a 12-day family trip to Ireland and begin a multi-episode travelogue focused on gardens, landscape design, history, and local brewing traditions. They share highlights from Dublin’s Guinness Storehouse, the terraced majesty of Powerscourt Estate, Kilkenny Castle, and the Smithwick’s brewery. The episode blends horticultural observations—big hydrangeas, formal terraces, walled gardens, and arboreal specimens—with cultural notes on Irish water, barley, yeast, and the art of pouring a perfect pint, plus reflections on weather, wildfires, and family travel logistics.
In this Episode of Gardening with the Gardiners, Matt and Hope Gardiner, discuss creating butterfly gardens. They cover choosing the right site (full sun and wind protection), providing host plants for caterpillars (parsley, dill, fennel, milkweed), nectar plants (zinnias, coneflowers, lantana, bee balm), and supporting the full life cycle with puddling spots, shelter, and year-round bloom. The episode also touches on local conservation programs, monarch waystations, common regional butterfly species, and practical tips for integrating butterfly habitats into home gardens. Learn how to attract these wonderful and beneficial insects to your garden! --- Please like and follow our podcast and drop a review! It will really help us get the word out. --- Also, if you have a gardening, landscape or general horticulture question, feel free to email us at gwtg@boonegardiner.com --- www.boonegardiner.com
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Welcome to Gardening with the Gardiners where husband and wife team (Matthew Boone Gardiner and Hope Crain Gardiner) discuss all things gardening, landscaping and horticulture with some fun homesteading antics thrown in as well. They both are Horticulturists and Landscape Designers, own a 5th generation Landscape Business, and each has over 35 years experience (that’s 70 combined!) with strong opinions to boot. Whether you’re a beginner or more seasoned gardener, this podcast is sure to have something for you.
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