Gardening with Angelo Radio Show

Angelo is back, giving you tips on preserving your garden and landscape. Also, he talks about dealing with Moles, Voles & Chipmunks. These rodents have been active with the increased moisture. Garlic | Time to harvest! Clean them off, removing dirt by hand. Do not wash with water. Air dry for a couple weeks, then store in a cool, dry place without humidity.

Cut at least every 2 weeks so plants stay vegetative and don’t turn woody. To dry cut herbs, place them between paper towels, pop into the microwave for 2 minutes, then bottle up for future use. Angelo is back with tips to keep your garden looking great as record setting moisture continues to pour down on Northeast Ohio!

Replace water in bird bath weekly. Tip excess water out of plant saucers. Add Mosquito Beater® dunks to ponds/fountains. Apply Mosquito Beater® repellent around your patio spaces. Plus, Noelle is in for Angelo to answer all your hot weather and humidity gardening questions.

Continue applying Copper Fungicide to susceptible plants like veggies, lilacs, summer phlox, bee balm, peony, and zinnia; do not water them late in the day to Prevent Powdery Mildew . Plus, Angelo takes your 4th of July weekend calls.

They’re emerging, so watch for them on your roses, grapes, linden, ornamental cherries & plums, and other fruit trees. Place Beetle Bagger® traps at the back of your yard to draw them away from treasure plants. Plus, Angelo gives you tips to keep your garden looking great!

Apply Copper Fungicide now on plants susceptible to fungal leaf diseases; vegetables like tomato, squash, and melon, and flowers like zinnia, hollyhock, peony, bee balm, and snapdragon. Plus, Angelo answers all your questions about showers & humidity affecting your lawn & garden.

Angelo talks about what to do when starting your vegetable garden. Plus, plants are taking off with the warm soil temperatures and consistent moisture. The moisture, heat & humidity are bringing on the new phase of summer pests.

Hanging Baskets & Planters | Keep container-bound plants well watered and fed. Plus Angelo gives tips to keep your garden looking great as the weather turns hot!

On this Memorial day weekend show we have Noel in for Angelo. She starts the show with tips on what to do to take care of your vegetable garden and spends the rest of the show taking callers.

This week: Planting reminders, launching annuals, lawn care and tomato tips! Angelo answers all your gardening/planting questions and more.

May 15 is Northeast Ohio's average "frost-free" date. Apply Bio-tone® starter fertilizer around the roots. For veggies & herb, incorporate Garden-tone® plant food toward the top. For annual flowers, incorporate Osmocote® toward the top.

For Sun: Supertunia® for non-stop blooms, Superbells® for pollinators, Lantana for deer resistance. For Shade: Impatiens Imara™ for disease resistance, Rieger Begonia for non-stop color, Coleus select varieties for Shade. SunPatiens® for flowers in any lighting