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In The Garden with Ron Wilson, 6am-9am, 55KRC in Cincinnati
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A practical look at how a botanical garden turns renovation and trialing into public education.
Ron Wilson spends the hour on the practical work behind a botanical garden, where the loss of old plants or even a tree can create room for new gardens and more trialing.
Practical yard talk that moves from New Year resolutions to bees and pollinator planting with easy, lived-in charm.
Ron Wilson starts the first Saturday of 2026 with gardening advice that feels practical rather than lofty. The point is simple: plans have to fit real life.
Dumb arguments, weird facts, full commitment.
Housework advice for real-life overwhelm.
Blunt home advice before the costly mistake.
Chattanooga home talk with practical local footing.
Pretty rooms, practical renovation judgment.
Sharp taste, practical interiors, real design examples.
Ron Wilson discusses gardening resolutions and Amaryllis care, then explores the science behind paperwhite fragrance.
Ron Wilson hosts a morning gardening show, starting with a skin care ad and humorously introducing himself as the 'personal yard boy' on a holiday weekend.
Ron Wilson interviews Scott Beerline from the Cincinnati Botanical Garden and Zoo, discussing his role in outreach, plant trialing programs, and the zoo's horticultural highlights.
Ron Wilson and Rita Heikenfeld examine commemorative seed packets from Burpee and the American Horticultural Society, including gardens associated with Thomas Jefferson and Martha Washington.
Ron Wilson and herbalist Rita Heikenfeld open with Burpee's 250th-anniversary seed packets, including Thomas Jefferson's garden and "Rita Heikenfeld's colonial door herb garden." They then cover chickweed pesto, comfrey as a compost and soil amendment, and keeping Christmas rosemary alive indoors.
Ron Wilson and Gary Sullivan combine home-improvement advice with Christmas conversation, including a battery-powered 18-inch snowblower and a five-inch snowfall.
Katie Stagliano describes how a 40-pound cabbage grown in third grade became Katie's Crops, a national youth gardening nonprofit.
Ron Wilson interviews Katie Stagliano about Katie's Crops, a youth gardening nonprofit that began with her 40-pound cabbage in third grade.
Ron Wilson interviews Em Shipman, the executive director of Kids Gardening, about involving children in home, school, and community gardens.
Pete Richman, co-owner of Rich Life Farm in New Richmond, Ohio, describes growing 600 to 800 pounds of fresh gourmet mushrooms a week in about 2,000 square feet on oak sawdust blocks.
Anthony Nied of Flawn Seed Kits tells Ron Wilson that low-growing flowering lawns need no fertilizer or weed control, and Ron estimates savings of $1,000 to $1,700 a year.