Mid-American Gardener: As good as (mari)gold!
Dianne and the panel are discussing everything from poison ivy to planting coneflowers to hybrid marigolds.
Mid-American Gardener: Fighting frost!
Dianne and the panel discuss protection during cold snaps and more.
Mid-American Gardener: Sweet and sour
Our panel of experts discuss everything from begonias to sour cherry trees.
Mid-American Gardener: The pretty and the prickly
Jennifer Nelson sits in for Dianne Noland. Her and our panel of experts discuss everything from dahlia survival to cockleburs to pergola wisteria.
Mid-American Gardener: Life cycles
This week’s topics range from tulip bulbs to dying oak trees.
Mid-American Gardener: Trunk show
This week’s topics branch from bing cherry trees and old oaks to fungicide.
Mid-American Gardener: Rascally rabbits
This week's topics range from pesky rabbits to peonies... and a bunch of stuff in between.
Mid-American Gardener: Some wormy subjects
This week Dianne and the panel are discussing raspberry worms to impatiens dying.
Mid-American Gardener: Pruning and planting
This week Dianne and the panel are discussing when you should prune, plant and transplant.
Mid-American Gardener: Winter work
This week Dianne and the panel are discussing garden upkeep in these colder months.
Air Dates and Times
| Channel | Day | Time |
|---|---|---|
| WILL-TV, Urbana | Thursday | 7 pm (live) |
| Saturday | 11 am (repeat) | |
| WTVP-TV, Peoria | Saturday | 11:30 am |
| WEIU-TV, Charleston | Sunday | 1:30 pm |
| WSEC-TV, Springfield | Saturday | 11 am |
| WQEC-TV, Quincy | Saturday | 11 am |
| WMEC-TV, Macomb | Saturday | 11 am |
| Lakeshore PBS, Chicago/Northwest Indiana | Friday | 1 pm |
Featured Entry
Pruning Tips with Ryan Pankau
Spring has Sprung and you’re almost out of time to get that last minute pruning done before it’s too late for the season. Late winter, early Spring is prime time pruning season and to discuss this and learn all about the perfect technique we’ve brought in a local expert in forestry and a friend of our show through the University of Illinois Extension office, Ryan Pankau.
