You Bet Your Garden
You Bet Your Garden Ep: 37
Season 2019 Episode 22 | 28m 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Have you ever had your squash plants collapse mid-summer? How to defeat the moth culprit.
Join Organic Gardening Editor-in-Chief Mike McGrath Saturdays at 10am on PBS39. Garden Guru, public radio host and former Organic Gardening Editor-in-Chief On this episode of You Bet Your Garden, Mike McGrath. This Week: Have you ever had your squash plants collapse mid-summer? Defeat the moth culprit. And special guest author, Lorraine Ballato. lends insight for better hydrangea's.
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You Bet Your Garden is a local public television program presented by PBS39
Support for You Bet Your Garden is provided by the Espoma Company, offering a complete selection of Natural Organic Plant foods and Potting Soils.
You Bet Your Garden
You Bet Your Garden Ep: 37
Season 2019 Episode 22 | 28m 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Join Organic Gardening Editor-in-Chief Mike McGrath Saturdays at 10am on PBS39. Garden Guru, public radio host and former Organic Gardening Editor-in-Chief On this episode of You Bet Your Garden, Mike McGrath. This Week: Have you ever had your squash plants collapse mid-summer? Defeat the moth culprit. And special guest author, Lorraine Ballato. lends insight for better hydrangea's.
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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