Gardening with Angelo Radio Show

Angelo noted the soggy weekend weather, which is now giving way to a stretch of sunshine and comfortable temps great for planting!

Noelle filled in for Angelo, explaining that air & soil temperatures are finally increasing enough to plant annuals, and she gave this week's most timely gardening advice for the week ahead.

Angelo noted the weather has been wet but that temperatures are definitely improving, which is particularly good for planting in containers! He also gave this week's most relevant gardening advice.

Angelo commented on the chilly weather we're having (by May standards), but encouraged listeners to remember the weather will eventually turn around! He also gave this week's most relevant gardening advice.

Angelo commented on how quickly the soil is warming up this season (already 60°, typically occurring mid-May), which is helping perennials, trees & shrubs leaf out a couple weeks early. He also gave this week's most relevant gardening advice!

Angelo commented on the beautiful, warm weather that is causing trees to flower and leaf out. He also gave this week's most relevant gardening advice!

Noelle filled in for Angelo while he was traveling. She covered all the lawn & garden tasks that matter most each April in Northeast Ohio.

We've had a lot of spring weather ups and downs, but it looks like spring temperatures should be returning soon! This week, Angelo gives advice for pruning winter-damaged plants like evergreens, hydrangeas, and flowering shrubs. He also shared timely tips for early April lawn and garden care.

We've had a roller coaster of temperatures so far this spring, but there's still a lot that can be done out in the garden. Noelle filled in for Angelo this week and shared some Easter seasonal plants available in our stores now. She also shared advice for spring fertilizing, pest management, and spraying fruit trees this spring.

It's officially spring, and there is plenty of gardening to be done indoors and out. Noelle filled in for Angelo this week and shared some early-blooming plants available in our stores now. She also shared advice for spring lawn care, starting seeds indoors, and spraying fruit trees at this point in the season.

Weather has been all over the place this March, especially with such a windy weekend, but spring is right around the corner! This week, Angelo gives advice for pruning all different types of evergreens, trees, and shrubs that can be done before the end of the month. He also talks spring lawn care, pest management, and seed starting.

Angelo is back on the radio and ready to kick off the 2026 gardening season! A cold, snowy Northeast Ohio winter has everyone excited to get out in the garden, and Angelo has plenty of tips for what can be done now to prep the lawn and garden for spring — including pruning, fertilizing, and managing pest issues. He also answers caller questions like, "When should I transplant a Butterfly Bush?", "My Japanese Maple is getting too tall — can I take the top off?", and "Can I prune my Golden Cypress now?"