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Season six episode 19 of 2022. Joey and Holly will be talking about what trees may be good for your yard. In segment two they will be talking about Dangerous bug in the backyard.. In the third segment Joey and Holly welcome their guest author Dina Falconi. To learn more about Sharon click Here In segment four garden questions will be answered.. You can submit your garden question by emailing the address Gardentalkradio@gmail.com or call and leave a message for Joey and Holly at 1-800-927 SHOW and they will call you back. If you miss the show you can catch up on Season five here and past seasons here by podcast replay. Thanks to all the sponsors they make the show possible without them there would be no show. Save money with coupon codes from sponsors click here
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The Gardening with Joey and Holly radio show helps gardeners grow food across the country in the 2021 garden season. The show is hosted by husband and wife team Joey and Holly Baird. The show in 2021 is heard on 15 stations in 10 plus markets and in some part of 23 states across the country, Milwaukee, WI, Ann Arbor, MI, Utah, Denver, CO, Pittsburgh, Pa Chippewa Falls, WI, Minneapolis, MN, Boston, MA, St. Joseph, MO and Sioux Falls, SD. The coverage for some of these stations are very large Click here. If you are not in the area of the show’s broadcast? No problem, listen online here click on the station logo during air time.
Season five episode 24 of 2021. Joey and Holly will be talking about Tree care and planting. In segment two it is all about lawn care. Their guest is author James McCarroll to learn more about James Click here. In segment four, Joey and Holly will be answering garden questions. You can submit your garden question by emailing the address Gardentalkradio@gmail.com or call and leave a message for Joey and Holly at 1-800-927 SHOW and they will call you back. If you miss the show you can catch up on Season five here and past seasons here by podcast replay. Thanks to all the sponsors they make the show possible without them there would be no show.
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