Virginia Home Grown
Turf Management and Popular House Plants
Season 20 Episode 1 | 56m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Kick off the 20th season with new interviews and video Look Backs with former hosts.
Host Peggy Singlemann talks to John Pennypacker of Southern States Cooperative about best practices for turf management. Co-host Jan Sievers Mahon connects with Kari Carpenter of The Plant House in Harrisonburg to learn about popular house plants. Patrick Gravel provides propagation tips from Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden and former VHG hosts are highlighted to celebrate the 20th season.
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Virginia Home Grown is a local public television program presented by VPM
Virginia Home Grown
Turf Management and Popular House Plants
Season 20 Episode 1 | 56m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Host Peggy Singlemann talks to John Pennypacker of Southern States Cooperative about best practices for turf management. Co-host Jan Sievers Mahon connects with Kari Carpenter of The Plant House in Harrisonburg to learn about popular house plants. Patrick Gravel provides propagation tips from Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden and former VHG hosts are highlighted to celebrate the 20th season.
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