The Gardenangelists: Flowers, Veggies, and All the Best Dirt

A Scented Flower, A New App for Gardeners, A Few Favorite Old Books

January 22, 2020 Carol Michel, Dee Nash Season 2 Episode 11
The Gardenangelists: Flowers, Veggies, and All the Best Dirt
A Scented Flower, A New App for Gardeners, A Few Favorite Old Books
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Show Notes

Dee and Carol discuss flowering tobacco (Nicotiana sp.), vegetables that are easy to grow and hard to grow plus a new app to help all gardeners grow vegetables, and a few of their favorite old gardening books.  Here are some helpful links:

Flowers:  

The lime-green Nicotiana langsdorffii, with a narrow bell-shaped flower is hard to find seeds for but Louis the Plant Geek also grows this flower.


Nan Ondra from Hayefield has an entire post on Nicotianas she’s loved. She also has a cross between Nicotiana langsdorffii and N. alata ‘Lime Green’ called ‘Ondra’s Green Mix’ which she may have in her  Etsy shop now.  Botanical Interests also sells a flowering tobacco called Indian Peace Pipe.

Veggies:

Information on a new app for growing vegetables is at From Seed to Spoon.

Dirt:

A few favorite old books include:

Theme Gardens by Barbara Damrosch

Mrs. Greenthumbs: How I Turned a Boring Yard into a Glorious Garden and How You Can, Too by Cassandra Danz (1993)

 Mrs. Greenthumbs Plows Ahead: Five Steps to the Drop-Dead Gorgeous Garden of Your Dreams by Cassandra Danz (1998)

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