Small Spaces (PASGH)

There is no area too small to showcase your beautiful flowers.  Taking small spaces and getting results is what you’ll see in this episode of P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home. 

Construction Update
Outdoor Kitchen
An outdoor kitchen really is the ultimate when it comes to blurring the lines between inside and out. You've got all the comforts of a kitchen that would be indoors plus the accessibility to the outside, so it's easy to harvest fruits and vegetables from the garden, wash them, and prepare them for a meal. It also creates a wonderful gathering place outdoors.  Watch a video showing the outdoor kitchen at the Garden Home Retreat.

Garden Home Inside and Out
Cavalier Zoysia is the turf grass used at the Garden Home Retreat.  It was selected because it is not fussy about water.  It can get by with less water than other turf grasses.

Garden Home How To
The nursery industry recognized some time ago the importance of creating dwarf forms of shrubs to meet the demands of the ever growing number of people in small spaces.  Tim Wood showcases some old fashioned favorites - weigela, hydrangea and buddleia -  that available to us in dwarf forms.

Friends in the Garden
Sherry Shinn with the Arkansas Respiratory Health Association guides us through Kozyville at the Kids Kozy Kottages fundraising event in Little Rock.  Architects and builders donate their time and materials to build small scale houses for children to visit.  After the tour the houses are auctioned and find a permanent home is a lucky child’s backyard.

Captain Morgan Sanger takes us aboard the Nina, a reproduction of Christopher Columbus’s ship that stops in about 30 ports every year. Captain Sanger describes what Columbus’ journey would have been like.

Hands on Gardening
Raised Beds
Gardening in framed beds is the easiest way to raise vegetables.  They are a snap to construct.  Read more.

The Green Component
Shanna Clark features the drip irrigation systems she uses to water her container gardens. 

Pets in the Garden
Indian Runner Ducks at the Garden Home Retreat add whimsy to the vegetable garden, plus they are great insect eaters and prolific egg layers.  See the Indian Runner Ducks in this video. 

Virtual Makeover:  Coastal North Carolina
Sue in North Carolina would like to create an inviting path from the street to her front door.  See the garden design advice she recieves in the Virtual Makeover portion of the show.  Watch video.
 
 


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by Penny 516 on June 27, 2010 03:25
I have saved some things in my "favorites file" but do not see where to retrieve it....!? How do I find it again ??

"The Green Component"by Shanna Clark

by Margaret Morrison on April 12, 2010 06:51
Just caught the end of the program. I would like the informationon on the drip irrigation she suses to water her container gardens. Where does one find the Runner ducks? Thank you.

Shanna Clark - drip irrigation

by Terry Lyn Traibman on April 8, 2010 12:50
where can I purchase this product? I live in Portsmouth, RI have check at our local nurseries and Home Depot stores no one has them. Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, Terry Traibman

indian runner ducks

by Carol on March 23, 2010 04:24
The white Indian Runner Ducks were so pretty in your garden. I'd like to know where you purchased them. Always enjoy and learn something new on your show!

climbing roses

by trisha on November 7, 2009 06:44
I am interested in the name of the pink climbing roses on your garden home show aired 11/7/09 in Phx., AZ

visit the garden home

by Leslie Jacobs on September 25, 2009 11:56
Where is the garden home located and do you have tours? Not the up coming tale of two farms. Something less expensive. Thanks Leslie

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