Growing the Ozarks
Every third Wednesday of the month, 9:45 am
Love gardening? Curious about the natural world? Growing the Ozarks is your monthly dose of science-based gardening and nature insights every third Wednesday of the month at 9:45 am. Host Kelly McGowan with the MU Extension chats with local Master Gardeners and Master Naturalists about everything from expert tips for thriving Ozarks gardens to discovering the region’s unique ecosystems.
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In this episode, Kelly speaks with Ed Kucab, president of the Christian County Master Gardeners, about how to save vegetable and fruit seeds. -
In this episode, Kelly speaks with John Burns about growing tomatoes - one of the top questions received by the MU Extension and the Master Gardeners of Greene County. -
Summer nights in the Ozarks are a great time to spend time to spend in nature after dark; all while never leaving the comfort of your favorite outdoor chair! -
Host Kelly McGowan speaks with Sadia Blattert about using native plants in gardens and landscaping -
Master Gardener Bill Aldrich shares tips on how to successfully grow roses this summer. -
In this episode of Growing the Ozarks, host Kelly McGowan of the University of Missouri Extension talks with Springfield Plateau Chapter Master Naturalist Lois Zerrer about the invasive Bradford pear.
