A Rich Spot of Earth — Sowing

Update: 2023-02-22

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This month on A Rich Spot of Earth, we look at seed sowing, the coming of the new growing season, winter bulbs, nematodes, plants that build soil, plants that spoil soil, and peas, which were arguably Jefferson's favorite vegetable.

Featuring Jason Young, Manager and Curator of Historic Gardens at Monticello; Peggy Cornett, Curator of Plants; Michael Tricomi, Vegetable Gardener; and, Debbie Donley, Flower Gardener.

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Peaches, Biennials, and Herbs

2024-08-2919:35

Drought, Beneficial Critters, and Olive Dreams

2024-07-1919:08

Amaranths, Garden Pests, and Ginkgos

2024-06-1818:52

Roses, Strawberries, Tulip Poplars and Fringe Trees

2024-05-1119:20

Fruit Grafting and Jefferson's Favorite Garden Nurseries

2024-04-2018:16

Gardening Granddaughters, Hyacinths, and Tree Clumps

2024-03-1920:07

Gardens of Enslaved Families, Pruning

2024-02-2519:26

Greenhouses, Historic and Modern

2024-01-1919:09

Winter Interest, Holiday Decorating, and Wreaths!

2023-12-1620:31

Bulbs, Pumpkins, and Woody Plants

2023-11-3020:20

Asters, Squash, Fall Foliage, and Wine

2023-10-2022:21

Seed Saving and Fall Planting

2023-09-2722:31

Tomatoes, Shade, and Honey

2023-08-2622:45

Water, Lewis and Clark Plants, American Chestnut

2023-07-1822:58

Vining Plants, Weeds, and Summer Flowering Trees

2023-06-2524:04

Bees, Peonies, and Warm-weather Vegetables

2023-05-2323:26

April Tulips and Flowering Trees

2023-04-2322:02

March Traditions - Bare Root Plants and Spring Ephemerals

2023-03-3021:31

A Rich Spot of Earth — Sowing

2023-02-2222:31

Introducing A Rich Spot of Earth — Seeds

2023-01-2820:41

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A Rich Spot of Earth — Sowing

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A Rich Spot of Earth — Sowing

A Rich Spot of Earth — Sowing