powdery mildew, sowbug and pillbug infestation, fungicides on tomatoes, garlic bloat nematode: q&a with ken druse

In Part 1 (a transcript of which is at this link) we talked with a caller curious about the wonderful tree called Stewartia and how to make it happy—plus Ken recommended other garden-sized, multi-season trees to consider adding to your landscape, including dogwoods, redbuds, and tree lilacs.

Ken, of Ken Druse dot com, is a longtime garden writer, author and photographer and all-around great gardener—and great friend. If you have a question for a future show, you can submit it in the comments on either of our websites, or use the contact form to send us an email from either site, or ask us on my Facebook page.

Read along as you listen to the July 10, 2107 edition of my public-radio show and podcast using the player below. This is Part 2 of the two-part show, beginning at 24:48 in the audio.

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And a small apology: The sound, especially in Part 1, is a little uneven; we had an electrical brownout in the area while taping and lost our master audio file. The backup that survived this