October 8, 2008


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Episode #723

Gardening in Georgia

Commercial Tree Removal

The smell of pine rosin permeated Walter’s neighborhood when this
segment was filmed. In fact, it was strongest right in front of his
house! Walter hates to do it but three big pine trees must be removed.
Making lemonade out of lemons, he documents the process so you can watch
a professional tree crew at work.


Muscadine/Scuppernong

Is that delicious native grape a scupperdine or a muskedong? Walter uses
the RM2 satellite receiver to answer a gardener’s question. Plus, he
shares the proper way to eat a muscadine AND his mother’s famous
muscadine hull pie recipe!


Fall Vines

Vines that bloom in fall can really make a statement in a landscape.
Walter tours the University of Georgia Demonstration and Research Garden
in Griffin to highlight cypress vine and purple hyacinth bean vine.

Publication: Vines in Georgia


Saving Mandevilla for Another Year

With its bright flowers, mandevilla adorns many a mailbox and trellis in
Georgia. However, it is not winter-hardy in our state. Walter shows a
simple technique of clipping the vine and moving it to an indoor pot for
the winter.



7:00P

Hebburn

Ghost Town

7:30P

Thin Blue Line

Alternative Culture

8:00P

Keeping Up Appearances

Stately Home

8:30P

Are You Being Served?

Sweet Smell Of Success

9:00P

As Time Goes By

Another Proposal

9:30P

As Time Goes By

The Wedding

10:00P

The Vicar Of Dibley

Animals