Blueville Nursery's Podcast

Blueville's Phillip Stanley discusses starting and maintaining plants by using soil amendments to give your plants the best environment possible.

Milford Nature Center Assistant Director Katlin Dunsing discusses the health benefits of spending time in nature.

Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone returns to discuss color in the landscape during the Dorothy Westervelt Memorial Geranium Sale.

Senior Blueville Employee, Dan Russell, discusses springtime mowing at a Saturday morning Garden Store Seminar.

Dr. Cloyd normally gives talks on insects, but he is also an orchid expert!

Gus Van Der Hoeven returns to discuss turning spaces into places by investing in your landscape.

Dr. Cloyd discusses clover mites at a Garden Store Seminar.

Kelly Hammel may be employed at the Blueville Garden Store, but his hobby worm farm is his passion.

Hostas are known for their broad leaves and are used for focus or mass plantings in shady landscapes, but they can also be utilized for their scents. Gregg Eyestone explores the world of fragrant hostas.

Not all insects are mosquitoes or ticks, there are many that are actually beneficial to your landscape. Dr. Cloyd explains during this seminar.

Pat Silovsky from Milford Nature Center returns to discuss what situations when wildlife and domesticity mix.

Dr. Raymond Cloyd returns to discuss one of the most important insects in the world...bees.

Gus talks about gardening in the shade during a Garden Store seminar.

Chuck Otte returns to discuss hummingbirds and fall bird feeding.

Frequent guest speaker Gregg Eyestone gives a seminar on fruiting brambles.

Gus gives a wonderful talk on fall bulbs.

Gus returns to discuss landscaping without water!

Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone returns to discuss lawn and landscape watering strategies.

Gregg returns to talk about fall gardening.

Gregg leads a Saturday morning seminar on how to maintain and rejuvenate cool season lawns.

Can your landscape improve your home's energy efficiency as well as adding monetary value to your home? Gregg Eyestone has some ideas.

Sick of replacing annuals every season? Tired of the same old shrub that only blooms for 2 weeks out of the year? Dan has a solution, perennials!

GreenLeaf Nursery representative Wes Lugas gives a Garden Store Seminar about new plants GreenLeaf has been developing.

Gus discusses tree growing, choosing, and installing with a group of Blueville Employees.

Dr. Cloyd discusses how to control Japanese beetles.

Dr. Cloyd gives an informative talk on why mosquitoes bite and how to avoid them!

Pat Silovsky returns with a few feathered friends to discuss owls.

Dr. Cloyd talks about the vampires of the insect world.

Dr. Chuck Otte returns to a Garden Seminar to discuss hummingbirds and orioles.

Dr. Marr talks all things tomato with Andrew on a cool spring morning.

Kansas State Extension Agent in Wildlife Management Drew Ricketts speaks on identifying and co-existing with...snakes.

Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone talks extensively about the why and how of pruning.

Gregg returns to give a seminar on spring crabgrass control.

Long time extension agent Gus Van Der Hoeven joins a Saturday morning Garden Store seminar to discuss how landscaping can increase the value of a home, and not just monetarily.

Dr. Chuck Marr, Professor Emeritus from KSU, talks extensively on the challenges and joys of early spring gardening.

Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone returns to discuss ornamental grasses for NE Kansas.

Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone gives an informative presentation on soil health and maintenance.

Itching to get your garden growing? Is it too cold to put seeds in the ground? Dr. Marr returns for a Saturday morning Garden Store Seminar to discuss starting your garden indoors!

Derek continues his hardscape discussion to include paver patios and their alternatives.

Retired Geary County Extension Agent Chuck Otte presents on bird feeding during a Garden Store Seminar.