Bayou Garden
Saturdays at 7:35am and 9:35am
From selecting the right plants to proper watering techniques and dealing with pests, host Lee Rouse delivers the information you need to garden successfully in Louisiana's unique climate.
Latest Episodes
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A blooming Japanese magnolia is a horticultural groundhog, indicating winter is just about done for the year. This plant is a hybrid, or a cross. The… -
Early February is an excellent time to cut back roses. Hybrid tea and granda flora roses in particularly should ne pruned around this time every… -
Your Louisiana Vegetable Planting Guide should be telling you that mid-January is the optiumum time to start your tomato and pepper seeds for transplants… -
If you've ever had oxalis in your flower bed, you know just how pesky this weed can be. You can identify the weed with a few key characterists, such as… -
Is starting a vegetable garden right for you? Yes, of course it is. Vegetable gardening is one of the most rewarding types of gardening a gardener could… -
Cool days and chilly nights are exactly the weather that lettuce enjoys. While lettuce cultivation during the summer months is the standard in the… -
The 2019 All American Selection Winners for the 2019 growing season come from an independent non-profit organization that tests new, never before sold… -
December isn't too late to add cool season bedding plants to your flowerbed or landscape. Cool season bedding plants thrive with mild days and chilly… -
For a full year, trees work diligently to pull nutrients from deep in the soil to develop the current year's foliage, which they they drop in the fall.… -
Timing is important in the garden. Recently, I received an email from a gentleman asking why a his bell pepper leaves were beginning to curl. The bell…
