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Home Gardening Webinar 2024: Smart Design Elements for Your Garden
We are joined by Lisa Nunamaker of the Paper Garden Workshop.
Installing and maintaining your garden can get pricey, but let’s not allow that to hold us back from creating a lovely outdoor space. Whether you're looking to save money or simply trying to be less wasteful, this presentation will share tips on ways you can create a beautiful, budget-friendly garden. Be ready to share ways you’ve also incorporated smart design elements into your garden…so we can all inspire each other too.
For more information about Paper Garden Workshop: www.papergardenworkshop.com
Supplemental Materials: www.papergardenworkshop.com/smart
If you want to support our programming, visit the Iowa State University Fo...
Installing and maintaining your garden can get pricey, but let’s not allow that to hold us back from creating a lovely outdoor space. Whether you're looking to save money or simply trying to be less wasteful, this presentation will share tips on ways you can create a beautiful, budget-friendly garden. Be ready to share ways you’ve also incorporated smart design elements into your garden…so we can all inspire each other too.
For more information about Paper Garden Workshop: www.papergardenworkshop.com
Supplemental Materials: www.papergardenworkshop.com/smart
If you want to support our programming, visit the Iowa State University Fo...
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Home Gardening Webinar 2024: How to Create an Out-of-the-Ordinary Theme Garden
Просмотров 4305 месяцев назад
We are joined by Lisa Nunamaker of the Paper Garden Workshop. This presentation will show how to add that extra spark to your landscape by designing a garden about anything and more importantly, about YOU. Warning: Traditional themes like butterfly and moon gardens (though those are nice) will not be covered. Instead the idea of theme gardens will be stretched to a new level. Bring your creativ...
Home Gardening Webinar 2024: Compost Quality and Use
Просмотров 2795 месяцев назад
We are joined by Jean Bonhotal of the Cornell Waste Management Institute. In this session, we'll discuss quality of the composts from the major categories of feedstocks. Curious how to make soil compost blends? Is there ever too much compost? We'll also talk about using composts for building turf, in Ag, erosion control, horticulture, urban settings, storm and disaster resiliency. For more info...
Home Gardening Webinar 2024: Are Extremes the New Normal?
Просмотров 2546 месяцев назад
We are joined by Justin Glisan of the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship. From derechos, droughts and flooding, extreme events have been in the news at what seems like at a higher rate compared to previous decades. Have weather extremes become the new normal? What are the impacts of climate change on extremes? This talk will cover climatological trends across Iowa and their imp...
Home Gardening Webinar 2024: Cover Crops for the Home Gardener
Просмотров 2876 месяцев назад
We are joined by Ajay Nair of Iowa State University Department of Horticulture. This presentation will provide basic knowledge and information on cover crops and cover cropping techniques. The presentation will discuss different cover crops, their seeding rates, growth habits, overwintering potential, weed suppression capabilities, etc. After attending the webinar, participants should have a cl...
Home Gardening Webinar 2024: DIY Soil Health for the Home Gardener
Просмотров 4006 месяцев назад
We are joined by Marshall McDaniel of Iowa State University Department of Agronomy. A rapid growth in interest about all things soil health - particularly measurements - has come from farmers and researchers alike in the past few decades. However, soil health measurements are expensive and sometimes tricky to interpret. Marshall will talk about some research his team has done on simple, afforda...
Home Gardening Webinar 2024: Seed Saving for the Home Gardener
Просмотров 3426 месяцев назад
We are joined by Briana Burke of Seed Savers Exchange. In this session, we'll go over the basics of seed saving that will empower you to save and store seeds from your favorite garden varieties. Covering topics including what types of plants you can save seed from, cross pollination, knowing when to harvest seed, and proper storage conditions, you'll leave this talk with information to get you ...
Home Gardening Webinar 2024: ID & Management of Common Vegetable & Fruit Insect Pests in Iowa
Просмотров 3777 месяцев назад
We are joined by Zach Schumm of the ISU Plant and Insect Diagnostic Clinic. Several common vegetable and fruit crop insects can be found in Iowa gardens. Proper management, requires accurate identification, knowledge of insect biology and phenology (timing of development), and timely scouting. This presentation will cover common fruit and vegetable crop pests in Iowa, their identification chara...
Home Gardening Webinar 2024: Grape Pruning and Canopy Management
Просмотров 6327 месяцев назад
We are joined by Randall Vos, ISU Extension and Outreach Commercial Fruit Crops Field Specialist. Grapevines require different management than other fruit crops due to their indeterminate growth habit. The key dormant pruning steps and growing season canopy management practices we will review can put you on the path to increasing your odds of having a successful crop. For more information about...
Home Gardening Webinar 2024: Defying Tomato Diseases and Disorders
Просмотров 3557 месяцев назад
We are joined by Dan Goodspeed, Staff Horticulturalist at Jung Seed Co. In defiance of tomato plant disorders and diseases, Dan will discuss and guide us in a general overview of methods, measures, strategies and tactics used for the management & control of some of the most common tomato problems all gardeners can encounter. Link to additional resources: www.extension.iastate.edu/mastergardener...
ISU Dept. of Horticulture Seminar: Dr. Jack Williams
Просмотров 1607 месяцев назад
This Iowa State University Department of Horticulture seminar was recorded on Friday, October 27, 2023. Our guest presenter was Dr. Jack Williams, Professor and Department Chair of Geography at University of Wisconsin-Madison in Madison, Wisconsin. Dr. Williams studies paleoecology, paleoclimatology, vegetation dynamics, global climate change, and quaternary environments. He shared his work in ...
ISU Dept. of Horticulture Seminar: Dr. Nanci Ross, Drake University
Просмотров 24110 месяцев назад
This Iowa State University Department of Horticulture seminar was recorded on Friday, October 6, 2023. Our guest presenter is Dr. Nanci Ross, Associate Professor of Ethnobotany at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa. Nanci Ross received her B.S. in Biological Science from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and her Masters and Ph.D. in Botany from the University of Connecticut. Nanci regularly ...
ISU Dept. of Horticulture Seminar: Abra Lee - Conquer the Soil
Просмотров 53111 месяцев назад
This Iowa State University Department of Horticulture seminar was recorded on Friday, September 1, 2023. Our guest presenter is Abra Lee, Director of Horticulture at Oakland Cemetary in Atlanta, GA. Abra Lee is a storyteller and author of the forthcoming book “Conquer The Soil: Black America and the Untold Stories of Our Country’s Gardeners, Farmers, and Growers.” She has spent a whole lotta ti...
ISU Dept. of Horticulture Seminar: Peach Horticulture
Просмотров 287Год назад
This Iowa State University Department of Horticulture seminar was recorded on Monday, February 27, 2023. Our guest presenter is Reagan Wystalucy, Natural Resources and 4-H Extension Assistant Professor at Utah State University (USU). Wystalucy is a Diné member raised in Gallup, NM. She completed her M.S. degree (Summer 2019) at USU, focused on studying under-utilized traditional Native American...
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Rain Gardens
Просмотров 666Год назад
Get inspired and learn what it takes to design and build rain gardens and rain barrels. You will receive practical information on how to create your very own rain gardens or barrels, including design and installation tips and plant lists. We are joined by Jennifer Welch (Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District) and Cassie Druhl (Polk County Public Works). Link to additional resources: ...
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Cassian Schmidt Gravel Gardens
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Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Cassian Schmidt Gravel Gardens
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Pruning Shrubs & Vines
Просмотров 647Год назад
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Pruning Shrubs & Vines
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Pruning Brambles
Просмотров 445Год назад
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Pruning Brambles
ISU Dept. of Horticulture Seminar: Perennial Grasses for the Challenging Rain Garden Environment
Просмотров 419Год назад
ISU Dept. of Horticulture Seminar: Perennial Grasses for the Challenging Rain Garden Environment
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: How to Tame Your Unruly Apple Tree
Просмотров 700Год назад
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: How to Tame Your Unruly Apple Tree
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Pruning Double Feature
Просмотров 761Год назад
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Pruning Double Feature
ISU Dept. of Horticulture Seminar: Potentially Problematic Plant Names in North American Gardens
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ISU Dept. of Horticulture Seminar: Potentially Problematic Plant Names in North American Gardens
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Edible Landscaping
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Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Edible Landscaping
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Harvesting & Preserving Herbs
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Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Harvesting & Preserving Herbs
ISU Department of Horticulture Seminar: Characterizing the U.S. Salad Mixes Market
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ISU Department of Horticulture Seminar: Characterizing the U.S. Salad Mixes Market
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Microgreens - Confetti for Your Plate
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Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Microgreens - Confetti for Your Plate
Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Growing Crops in the Cold
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Home Gardening Webinar 2023: Growing Crops in the Cold
Home Gardening Webinar 2022: Native Seed Saving
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Home Gardening Webinar 2022: Native Seed Saving
Home Gardening Webinar 2022: Spooky Plants
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Home Gardening Webinar 2022: Spooky Plants
Home Gardening Webinar 2022: Planting Design Tips
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Home Gardening Webinar 2022: Planting Design Tips
Thanks for sharing! Although glad I wasn't trying to listen on only my right ear bud 😅
Great garden ideas
I like your colored chairs added to your garden.
Excellent presentation. Thanks for sharing. It will certainly be a guideline to understand beautiful landscapes as well as creating them in accordance to sustainability and ecology.
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Can we get this presentation in print?
Hi Sharon. I do not have the webinar as a handout, but here is a link to a publication with similar information: store.extension.iastate.edu/product/4589
Thank you! This video answers so many questions we had. It's clear, concise, and usable for reference. Outstanding!
This is my 5th year gardening. Last year, I saved pea, bean, squash, melon, pepper, and marigold seeds. This year I will try saving tomato seeds. I never use chemicals, compost everything my chickens don't eat, and use deep mulch. I have many native flowers and water sources in my yard to attract pollinators and birds. I have visited Seed Savers Exchange in NE Iowa. It is beautiful and I highly recommend visiting there for any gardener.
Best of luck!
Great info - really appreciated the photos
Thanks for watching!
I don't see a hand out.
www.extension.iastate.edu/mastergardener/files/page/files/schumm_fruitandvegpests.pdf
thank you - saving this to watch later tonight
Good information. Thank you.
Thank you for the content.
This is a great lecture. Thank you. I'm learning a lot and Rainer and West's book is one of my favorites. But I wanted to challenge your counterargument against native plants. You are trying to deconstruct the concept of native plants. You are trying to have native plant enthusiasts to be thoughtful and I get it. However, there's a number of problems in your argument in my opinion. First of all, nobody assumes that just bringing native plants will "restore" habitats all of the sudden. You say that "it will not solve the problem entirely..." Of course... Who does? This is a straw man argument. You build the case assuming that native plant advocates 100% believe this or that, and then you say, "how can they believe that"? Well, most of them don't believe that in the first place. Most native plant advocates I know humbly accept that their actions might not reverse the situation, but they also take responsibility by making plant choices that can make a difference, even if small. Further, you are recognizing in your argument that working with native plants is an incremental and substantial step in that direction. Second flaw in you argument: you state that we don't know for sure what was native to certain regions over the course of thousands of years. Of course not. But to the best of our knowledge, certain plants have been native to certain regions, and that is a knowledge that native plants advocates are acting upon, even is knowledge is never final. Third, you can't compare the scale and rate of change of geological or climate events to the scale and rate of change of human influenced events. The fact that our landscapes and the plants in them have evolved over millennia is not what native plants advocates are questioning. We argue that our ecosystems and native plant communities are being disturbed at a rate where they can't adapt to so much change, and that this rate of change is contributing to the extinction of thousands of species of insects and all the life they support. Finally, I also wanted to note that bringing a few biological agents ("exotic plants") from different continents and regions might have fine a few years ago. It's still an experiment that would require an IRB board if we were introducing vertebrates or experimenting on people. But the scale at which we are doing those "experiments" is so out of control, that we are bringing ecological havoc to our lands, here in North America, in Europe and in almost every continent. A well behaved plant might turn into an ecological disaster under the right context and conditions. It's not the plant's fault, it the result of the action of humans who decided to inadvertently conduct experiments and who did not seem to appreciate the horticultural potential and possibilities of the plant diversity that evolved in there.
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Where did you get the seeds to start all of your native plants, grasses or flowers? I am looking for a supplier. Thank You.
Hi Emily, feel free to email Bill (william.johnson@dnr.iowa.gov). I'm sure he would be happy to answer that question for you. There are a ton of good places to get native seeds in the Midwest. The Tallgrass Prairie Center at UNI has a lot of great resources there, including this extensive list: tallgrassprairiecenter.org/pin-resources
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At 4:22, ghost plant, monotropa uniflora is not a fungus, it's a perennial that does not have chlorophyll. It flowers, and the photo you have is in bloom.
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Great concepts and tips. I learned a lot. 10/10/22
Thank you Dr. Bree for sharing your research. Your RUclips is in our additional resources for the Master Gardener course - Spring 2022. This topic is also one of my areas of concern when I seen so many of these issues amplified when I was living in California in the 80's. I have one gutter that drains a lot of my roof that I would love to do a rain garden.
Great lecture about planting design in a new way!
I'm graduated in botany, what are the courses can i do in MS in US pls reply me madam
Good video
Good Information
This is great. Thanks so much.
Thank you for this!! Going straight into my playlist!
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This was great. Very helpful to know this invasive species identification resource is available.
Tammy Randall - Warren county - watching 10.27.20
Tammy Randall Warren County watching 10.27.20
Link to resources shared by Lina Rodriguez-Salamanca: hortnews.extension.iastate.edu/2020/10/plant-pathology-virtual-session-master-gardener-training-fall-2020
What is the link to the other video that you are referencing?
Thanks Mark, that is the MG Training video for Plant Pathology. That one is only available to people in the Master Gardener training.
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