A Way to Garden with Margaret Roach – Nov 24, 2025 – Jamie Hanson on Heritage Apples
When I bought my place decades ago it was nestled in a tiny piece of former farmland with a little 1880s house and no garden. There were, however, five giant apple trees, at least a century old even then –... Read More ›
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Joseph Tychonievich on Seed Sources – A Way to Garden with Margaret Roach – Nov 17, 2025
Once upon a time the seed catalogs came out around the start of the New Year, but these days the very first ones may arrive by Thanksgiving, and their listings may be posted online even earlier. So I guess what... Read More ›
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Eco Garden Care with Dan Wilder – A Way to Garden with Margaret Roach – Nov 3, 2025
Besides their native-heavier plant palette and looser style, ecologically designed landscapes have another difference: The way we maintain them is not the same as with more traditional, ornamentally-focused gardens. I’m asked again and again by gardeners who have planted a meadow-like... Read More ›
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Paul Bannick on Woodpeckers – A Way to Garden with Margaret Roach – Oct 27, 2025
Today’s guest didn’t have to convince me to be wild about woodpeckers, because I already am—utterly so. These charismatic, hardworking birds make oversized ecological contributions to the environments they inhabit and to the other creatures that they share them with... Read More ›
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Max Ferlauto on Leaf Removal’s Impact – A Way to Garden with Margaret Roach – Oct 20, 2025
Every gardener has certainly heard the rallying cry each recent autumn to “leave the leaves”, invoking us to go gentler with our cleanup to support a diversity of beneficial invertebrates who call the fallen leaves their home. Now a recently... Read More ›
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