Dr. Marr talks all things tomato with Andrew on a cool spring morning.Blueville Nursery

Kansas State Extension Agent in Wildlife Management Drew Ricketts speaks on identifying and co-existing with...snakes.Blueville Nursery

Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone talks extensively about the why and how of pruning.Blueville Nursery

Gregg returns to give a seminar on spring crabgrass control.Blueville Nursery

Long time extension agent Gus Van Der Hoeven joins a Saturday morning Garden Store seminar to discuss how landscaping can increase the value of a home, and not just monetarily.Blueville Nursery

Dr. Chuck Marr, Professor Emeritus from KSU, talks extensively on the challenges and joys of early spring gardening.Blueville Nursery

Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone returns to discuss ornamental grasses for NE Kansas.Blueville Nursery

Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone gives an informative presentation on soil health and maintenance.Blueville Nursery

Itching to get your garden growing? Is it too cold to put seeds in the ground? Dr. Marr returns for a Saturday morning Garden Store Seminar to discuss starting your garden indoors!Blueville Nursery

Derek continues his hardscape discussion to include paver patios and their alternatives.Blueville Nursery

Retired Geary County Extension Agent Chuck Otte presents on bird feeding during a Garden Store Seminar.Blueville Nursery

Derek joins Andrew to discuss the "building blocks" of retaining walls.Blueville Nursery

Dr. Cloyd makes another appearance at a Garden Store Seminar to discuss spiders.Blueville Nursery

Trent, sales representative from Star Seed, gives a Garden Store Seminar on native grass plantings for Kansas.Blueville Nursery

Pat Silovsky from Milforf Nature Centers gives an informative talk on bats during a Saturday morning Garden Store Seminar.Blueville Nursery

Assistant Garden Store Manager joins Andrew to discuss indoor house plants.Blueville Nursery

Dan Russell, Senior Staff Member, discusses fall projects to prepare your lawn and landscape for winter during a Garden Store SeminarBlueville Nursery

Fall is a great time to plant trees! Growing Division Head Joe Rundle joins Andrew to discuss how to choose trees and how to install them in your landscape.Blueville Nursery

Andrew's Garden Store presentation from October 7 on weed control in lawns.Blueville Nursery

Dr. Cloyd discusses the popular monarch butterfly in a Garden Store Seminar from September 2023.Blueville Nursery

Dr. Cloyd returns to discuss beneficial landscape insects. Garden Store Seminar from July, 2023.Blueville Nursery

Andrew is up early on a Sunday morning to discuss the extreme heat that has hit Kansas late this summer and how to combat it going into fall.Blueville Nursery

Andrew discusses the joys of seeding. Forgive the poor audio quality, it is the first podcast Andrew did and he hadn't ironed out all the details!Blueville Nursery

Dr. Chuck Marr, Professor Emeritus from KSU, gives his fall gardening presentation in Andrew's living room on a blistering hot July afternoon.Blueville Nursery

Andrew's seminar on lawn diseases in the summer months. What to look for and what do to prevent them and how to handle them when they show up. Garden Store Seminar from 7/22/23.Blueville Nursery

Riley County Extension Agent Greg Eyestone joins the Saturday morning seminar group to discuss effective ways to keep turf, plants, and trees watered without wasting time and water. Garden Store seminar from June 24, 2023.Blueville Nursery

Dr. Chuck Otte's, Retired Geary County Extension Agent, Garden Store Seminar on hummingbirds and orioles from April, 15, 2023.Blueville Nursery

Brian Ruder, a sales representative from Helena Agri Enterprises, sits down with Andrew to discuss growth regulators and some big picture aspects of the green industry.Blueville Nursery

Kansas State University Professor Dr. Raymond Cloyd discusses summer insect pests in a Garden Store Seminar from May 6, 2023.Blueville Nursery

Come check out our copious varieties of daylillies and roses. Add year round color with a mugo pine, or summer interest with a Little Henry Sweetspire. Also, we have container trees and large container shrubs on sale!Blueville Nursery

Long time Blueville employee, Tim Sharp, joins Andrew to discuss seeding buffalo grass and other native grasses. Warm season grasses go dormant through Winter months and green back up in Spring. Buffalo grass is the only native Kansas grass suitable for use as a turf grass and thrives through harsh Summer conditions on the plains.…

Dr. Chuck Marr, Professor Emeritus from KSU, returns to discuss gardening as the season turns from cool to hot. Garden Store Seminar from April 15, 2023.Blueville Nursery

Winter Grain Mites have been damaging lawns all over Manhattan this spring. Andrew dives in and explores their lifecycle and the damage they can cause. The following link is a great resource for winter grain mite identification and rectification: MF2073 Winter Grain Mites (ksu.edu)Blueville Nursery

Add spring color to your landscape with these fantastic shrubs. All three bloom in spring and early summer and viburnum will have a second round of blooming in the fall.Blueville Nursery

Andrew and Derek discuss the pros and cons of the two most popular landscape bed materials; wood mulch vs decorative gravel.Blueville Nursery

Blueville Nursery's Annual Geranium Sale kicks off spring and serves as a tribute to Dorothy Westervelt and her impact at Blueville Nursery and in the greater community. Keith joins to remember his mother and her love of geraniums.Blueville Nursery

This week's plants are both early spring bloomers. Flowering Quince have a wild growth structure but beautiful apple blossom-like flowers. Redbuds are a classic medium sized ornamental tree the signal arrival of spring. 25% of April 8-April 14.Blueville Nursery

Derek explains how properties are evaluated and landscape designs are created for clients.Blueville Nursery

It's not an April Fool's joke! All of Blueville's fruit tree varieties are on sale for 25% off. Take advantage of our fresh stock and expand your orchard. Forsythia are one of the first shrubs to flower each spring and their yellow flowers proclaim the changing season.Blueville Nursery

Euonymus shrubs are primarily used in shady conditions as a broadleaf semi-evergreen shrub with many varieties offering unique foliage interest.Blueville Nursery

Garden Store Manager, Katie Riniker, returns to talk about necessary spring products found at the Garden Store.Blueville Nursery

Royal Raindrops Crabapple is a fantastic Spring flowering tree at a nice medium size. Boxwood shrubs offer an evergreen shrub for shady and sunny areas alike.Blueville Nursery

The Leprechaun Arborvitae is a dwarf version of the popular Green Giant Arborvitae. It is a great plant for hedgerows or as a stand alone shrub in a landscape.Blueville Nursery

Blueville Nursery's Garden Store manager, Katie, joins Andrew to discuss plants, bulbs, and Spring events. Blueville's Garden Store is the face of the nursery and is open all year with new plant materials and seasonal items. Spring is the best part of the year with new plants and goods arriving daily!…

Totem Blue Spruce gives the texture and color of the beloved Colorado Blue Spruce but in a columnar habit. It will reach 12-15' in height and approx. 3' in width allowing it to be used in any landscape application.Blueville Nursery

Mowing supervisor Blake Brewer joins Andrew to discuss lawn mowing practices that Blueville Nursery's crews use to keep lawns healthy and looking great!Blueville Nursery

Andrew and Derek discuss tasks that can be done during Winter months to get a jump on upcoming landscape maintenance.Blueville Nursery

Welcome to Blueville Nursery's podcast! Andrew and Derek introduce the podcast and describe their roles at Blueville Nursery and how the podcast can serve you and your gardening or landscape interests.Blueville Nursery