Gardening with Angelo Radio Show

After recapping a week of pleasant temperatures and much-needed rainfall, Angelo shared tips on harvesting vegetables and herbs, as well as planting cool-season crops. He also highlighted September as the best time to renovate the lawn and offered advice on how to start preparing it now. PLUS, he answered caller questions like, "How do I know when my butternut squash is ready to harvest," "The leaves on my pink dogwood are shriveling and browning, what should I do," and "Can I cut back my overgrown Forsythia now?"

After recapping a week of warm weather with little to no rainfall, Angelo had tips for keeping the garden watered through a dry spell—including proper watering for lawns, hydrangeas, and large trees. He also shared tips for sowing cold crops, fertilizing perennials, and keeping annuals healthy. PLUS, he answered caller questions like, "Why aren't my black raspberries producing fruit this season," "When is the best time to prune overgrown hydrangea trees," and "The leaves on my cucumbers keep yellowing and dying back—what should I do?"

After recapping a week of beautiful summer weather, Angelo had tips for getting out in the garden to divide and transplant various perennials—including Iris, Peonies, Daylilies & Hostas. He also shared tips for harvesting garlic and keeping the veggie garden going. PLUS, he answered caller questions like, "My panicle hydrangea tree is getting big and taking over other plants—what should I do," "All of my irises have bloomed out and the foliage is turning yellow—should I cut it back now," and "When is the best time to transplant rose shrubs?"

Summer heat and humidity are ramping up in Northeast Ohio, and there's plenty to do in order to maintain a healthy garden! This week, Angelo shares helpful tips for pruning annuals, herbs, and shrubs to keep your garden growing. He also shares advice for maintaining a healthy lawn through our summer weather—along with other timely advice. PLUS, he answers caller questions like: "What is the best time of year to divide my daylilies," "The leaves on my crabapple tree are falling off—what should I do," and "My hydrangea has black spots all over the leaves—what should I treat it with?"

Noelle filled in for Angelo this week and shared tips for managing summer insects like Japanese Beetles and Spotted Lantern Fly. She also offers advice for pruning and fertilizing perennials, and managing other garden pests like moles, voles, and deer. PLUS, she answers caller questions like, "What can I do to help my 15 year old Oakleaf Hydrangea that isn't blooming well," "What's the best way to manage Chameleon Plant that's taking over my shade garden and creeping into my lawn," and "What's the best way to prune a climbing rose when it's done blooming?"

Noelle filled in for Angelo this week and shared a list of sun-loving, easy-care, deer resistant perennials. She also offers advice for keeping the lawn and garden watered, along with tips for managing chewing insect issues. PLUS, she answers caller questions like, "When should I prune my 'Summer Crush' Hydrangea," "The raspberry shrub I planted in a container isn't producing well this season, what should I do," and "Japanese Beetles are eating the leaves on my fruit trees—will they be okay?"

Noelle filled in for Angelo this week and shared ideas for gorgeous annuals and perennials to plant for hummingbirds. She also offers advice for mid-summer lawn care, along with tips for managing spider mite issues in the garden. PLUS, she answers caller questions like, "My blue spruce has needles browning and dripping, what should I treat it with", "I have a newly-planted Macrophylla hydrangea that's suffering from too much water, what should I do," and "My boxwoods are burning from the outside in but it doesn't look like sun scorch, do you have any recommendations on how to treat them?"

Warm weather and scattered showers have given the garden a boost—and offer a good reminder to check for pests and disease issues while everything is thriving. This week, Angelo shares helpful tips for keeping your lawn and garden healthy. He also shared tips for early summer pruning of mums, buddleia, and sedum—along with other timely advice. PLUS, he answered caller questions like, "Is it too late to plant fruit trees," "Serviceberry leaves are turning yellow and falling off, what should I do," and "My Ostrich Ferns were trampled, will they grow back?"

After recapping a week of rain and humidity in Northeast Ohio, Angelo had tips for checking the lawn and garden for pest and disease issues, noting that excess rainfall means it's time to fertilize the garden again. He also shared tips for pruning and harvesting veggies and herbs. PLUS, he answered caller questions like, "My dappled willow tree is getting too large, can I trim it now," "Is there a way to keep Lamb's Ear contained," and "My corn stalks got knocked over in the storm, should I stake them up?"

After recapping a week of beautiful temperatures, Angelo gave proper pruning tips for over 15 different plant families, including evergreens & spring blooming shrubs that can be trimmed now. He also offers advice for maintaining a healthy garden through a very wet spring, preventing blossom end rot, and fertilizing perennials. PLUS, he answers caller questions like, "How do you prevent my needle cast on Spruces," "What should I use to prevent mildew on my roses," and "When is the best time to reshape my holly shrub?"

After highlighting the benefits of a cool spring, Angelo shares a list of his favorite, easy-to-grow perennials. He also offers advice for cutting back mums, treating powdery mildew, and preventing blossom end rot on tomatoes and peppers. PLUS, he answers caller questions like, "How do I prevent my Joe Pye Weed and Rudbeckia from flopping over," "My basil has large black spots on the leaves, should I remove them," and "When is the best time to divide poppies?"

Noelle filled in for Angelo this week and shared everything that can be done in the garden—even with the cooler temperatures we've been experiencing. She offers advice for mid-season lawn care, slug & insect control, and she shares a list of new flowering annuals available in stores now. PLUS, he answers caller questions like, "How far apart should I plant my fruit trees", "What should I do with the Myrtle groundcover taking over my landscape beds," and "When should I prune my Oakleaf Hydrangea?"