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On the next “Gardening in Georgia” Oct. 4 and 7,
host Walter Reeves shows how
to control broadleaf weeds like clover, oxalis and an invasive,
exotic, chamberbitter. The
right technique turns them all into compost.
Later, Helen Phillips at Callaway Gardens works with
hypertufa. She shows how to use
this stone-like but much lighter material to turn a lowly
concrete block into an
attractive planter for succulent plants. Then Reeves shows off
his favorite angel trumpet
plant and tells how to propagate it for next year.
Finally, he takes a look at solarizing, transforming a weedy
plot into a garden spot by
covering it with plastic. Reeves explains why clear plastic is
better than black plastic.
Wednesdays, Saturdays on
GPTV
Don’t miss “Gardening in Georgia” Wednesdays at 7:30
p.m. and now at a new
Saturday time at 12:30 p.m. The show is designed especially for
Georgia gardeners. It’s
produced by the University of Georgia College of Agricultural
and
Environmental Sciences
and GPTV.
