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Bill Noble on how the Garden Conservancy works to save living works of art -- and on open days for visiting private gardens.

Our guest, Marc Hachadourian, the orchid curator at the New York Botanical Garden, takes us on a tour of this year's magnificent orchid show.

Fern Richardson tells about container gardens when all you have is a balcony or patio and HAVE TO grow flowers, fruits and vegetables in pots.

Ken tells about the sights and scenes he's encountered on his on-going book tour for Natural Companions.

A replay of Sue Reed presenting advice for the future in Energy-Wise Landscape Design

Ken replays his visit with scan artist Ellen Hoverkamp who collaborated on his latest book, Natural Companions: The Garden Lover's Guide to Plant Combinations.

Kerry Ann Mendez is the flower garden guru. This week, she tells us how to get our perennial beds and borders ready for spring, and start new ones.

A rebroadcast with garden expert Margaret Roach who shares startling news and enlightening reasons to sow organic seeds.

My guest this week is scan artist Ellen Hoverkamp who collaborated on my latest book, Natural Companions: The Garden Lover's Guide to Plant Combinations.

DIY garden art -- from lighting to furniture -- projects for living outdoors from Lorene Edwards Forkner.

Wildlife biologist Patrick Carr on the bear facts about the state of the largest land mammal in Garden State.

Garden star Sal Gilbertie on everything you need to know about growing your favorite herbs.

Kathy Tracey from Avant Gardens shares some of the new super plant-eye-candy that will be available this year.

Steve Bogash gives us the results of 2011's tomato taste-off with recommendations for varieties to try this season.

In a rebroadcast with Ohio naturalist Jim McCormac, Ken discusses winter birding

Ken revisits last year's visit with Lenore Rice of Seibert & Rice on ancient frost-proof terra cotta pots.

Thomas Christopher -- editor of the book -- The New American Landscape -- featuring some of our best environmental/horticultural authors.

Meadowview Biological Research Station works to promote native pitcher plants through propagation and restoration.

A rebroadcast with Jennifer Bartley of American Potager on beautifying vegetable gardens and winter interest.

Ken revisits last year's show with Scott Canning of Wave Hill, the public garden in The Bronx, NY.