Mid-American Gardener

 In this episode, host Tinisha Spain sits down in the studio with horticulturist Chuck Voigt and entomologist Phil Nixon for a deep dive into the insects that are munching on your late summer plants.

This week we dive into a wide-ranging conversation covering herbs, vegetables, ornamentals, and houseplants.

In this special on-location episode of Mid-American Gardener, host Tinisha Spain takes viewers to Lake of the Woods in Mahomet, Illinois, for a deep dive into late summer garden care

This week, Jen Nelson and Kay Carnes drop by to explore the beauty of low-maintenance gardening and the resilience of both plants and gardeners alike.

We hit the road this month to visit the Blooming Idiot in Seymore, and Sola Gratia Farm in Urbana.

This month, we are out and about with a visit to one of our panelists home gardens, and we check out a great place that's using gardening to bring fresh produce to an underserved community.

We look to get a start on the growing season with a trip to Allerton Park in Monticello. The MAG crew are forced indoors for the show, but it didn't stop us from checking out the plant sale going on outside!

We head into April with some tips on how to identify and remove invasive plants like bush honeysuckle and Callery pear.

We swing into Spring with some ideas about how to take advantage of the early nice weather, and get you ready for growing season!

A short month has us pining to get our hands dirty and say goodbye to winter. While it may not be over yet, there are some things we can do to get ready for what is right around the corner.