Challenge accepted!!! With the horticultural season wrapping up, Jack, Lynne and Matt McFarland discuss the challenges they faced this year on this week’s episode of The Growing Season. Winter 2025 kicks off the show’s content. How did it feed into this summer’s water table? A rainy May and then blistering heat for the remainder of the summer. Do you remember how HOT it was? There were 18 days of temps above 30 celsius BEFORE the humid in summer 2025. What is the “litt...
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Challenge accepted!!! With the horticultural season wrapping up, Jack, Lynne and Matt McFarland discuss the challenges they faced this year on this week’s episode of The Growing Season. Winter 2025 kicks off the show’s content. How did it feed into this summer’s water table? A rainy May and then blistering heat for the remainder of the summer. Do you remember how HOT it was? There were 18 days of temps above 30 celsius BEFORE the humid in summer 2025. What is the “litt...
Currently blooming in a garden near you! The Growing Season highlights Lilies on this week’s episode. Jack, Lynne and Matt McFarland discuss the little blooming bombs that are currently visible in your garden. What makes a lily a lily? Are they native to Canada? What does Clint Eastwood have to do with Day Lilies? There is a correlation. They’re called Daylilies because they only bloom for a single day. Seriously. The trio discuss. Spider mite is discussed....
The Growing Season
Challenge accepted!!! With the horticultural season wrapping up, Jack, Lynne and Matt McFarland discuss the challenges they faced this year on this week’s episode of The Growing Season. Winter 2025 kicks off the show’s content. How did it feed into this summer’s water table? A rainy May and then blistering heat for the remainder of the summer. Do you remember how HOT it was? There were 18 days of temps above 30 celsius BEFORE the humid in summer 2025. What is the “litt...
