Mid-American Gardener

This week the panel talks about reciprocating saws, along with tulips, succulents, and rhubarb.

The panel is talking about topics ranging from bug-eaten hydrangea and peonies to banana plants and Christmas cactus.

The panel is covering a variety of topics from American Bittersweet to homemade fertilizer dispensers.

Sandy and the panel are discussing sick trees as well as fascinating insects and unique hydrangeas.

Fall's here, but there's still plenty of gardening to be done. Host Sandy Mason and panel discuss to-do lists. 

Topic diversity rules this week: Beetles, butterfly bushes, tree roots, and squash all get the MAG treatment. 

Sandy and the panel are talking about pests, plum trees, and the flame bush. 

Why does clematis wilt? What can one do about a persistent silver poplar tree? And... let's talk about insects for a sec.

This week the panel is talking about how to grow potatoes in bags, among other things. 

Dianne Noland sits in the host chair for the final time as she retires after 25 years of being on the show.