From away to garden.com and Robinhood Radio.com, this is Away to Garden with Margaret

Roach.

You're a weekly invitation to dig in and grow.

What's one of the best sources of inspiration and information about gardening you can get

outside of a classroom, and it is also wonderfully entertaining.

By making time to go visit other people's gardens, we can open ourselves up to lots of learning,

and on the flip side of that equation, opening our own gardens to visitors can be a pretty

educational experience, too.

It's peak garden visiting season, and my friend Kendrues is here to talk about being a garden

tourist and a garden host, so more in a moment but first these messages.

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carefully selected and expertly grown garden plants on the web, Whiteflower

Farm.com. Ken Drew's is familiar to all of you as a regular guest on his

podcast and my co-host of our virtual Garden Club Online class series and he's

also the author of 20 Garden Books. He gardens in New Jersey where he also welcomes visitors for the occasional tour

and he's a regular garden visitor himself. Hi Ken, how are you? Hi Margaret. I'm

recovering from having a tour a couple of weeks ago. A recovering host, okay. Is

there a support group for that?

There better be. Maybe it's gardening. I'm not sure.

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