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First Aired - 05/06/2013 05:00PM
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Brian Keyser and Hannah Howard are here on How to Behave to teach you about wedding etiquette. Joining them via the phone lines is New Orleans-based wedding planner Anthony Lala. Brian is attending a wedding in New Orleans in a few days, and is wondering how the South gets hitched. Tune in to learn about proper wedding attire, and the updates to the wedding gift-giving process. Hear about some New Orleans wedding traditions that might surprise you. Why are people getting married later than in decades past? And why are bridesmaid dresses always so hideous? Find out all of this and more on How to Behave's first installment of the wedding sessions! This program has been sponsored by Roberta's. Theme music has been provided by Jon Lundbom & Big Five Chord.
"The typical New Orleans wedding reception is a cocktail-filled affair with enough hors d'œuvres to take the place of the meal." [10:15] -- Anthony Lala on How to Behave
"The typical New Orleans wedding reception is a cocktail-filled affair with enough hors d'œuvres to take the place of the meal." [10:15] -- Anthony Lala on How to Behave
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First Aired - 03/27/2011 03:30PM
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Carmen DeVito and Alice Marcus Krieg are joined by Doug Hall, Senior Editor @ Organic Gardening Magazine. Doug talks about the best varieties of vegetables and flowers to grow this year, from "Bean-anza" to "Dakota Tears". Tune in to find out which plants make the most sense for your home garden in 2011 and learn more about Doug's experience with test gardening. This episode was sponsored by Whole Foods Market
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We Dig Plants Introduction: Doug Hall of Organic Magazine (22:58)
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Heritage Radio Network, We Dig Plants, Carmen DeVito, Alice Marcus Krieg, Whole Food Market, www.WholeFoodsMarket.com, Doug Hall, trial gardener and senoir editor, Organic Magazine, Rodelle Press, test garden, peace corps, Guatamala, Ecuador, school gardens, encouraging kids to plant vegetables, people tend to not buy things that are not familiar to them, Rodelle is a family owned company, sweet corn, freshly harvested tomatoes, test gardeners, volunteer position, networking, community, gardening, horticulture, www.OrganicGardening.com, E-Garden Club, zucchini, the Dutch are not just about tulips anymore, Burpee, red lettuce, Sea of Red, seed marketing, seed catalogs,What to Grow in 2011 (22:00)
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Ten Top Vegetables and Plants for 2011, Dakota Tiers, onions, home gardening crop, not good for limited space situations, Cherry Tomatoes, paste tomato, San Marzano, cooking tomato, All America Selections winner, Sweet Zinia Flower, urban gardens, Aton Basil, pronunciation doesn't matter, basil varieties, clipping, tomato is the most commonly grown vegetable in home gardens,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 05/09/2010 03:30PM
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This week on We Dig Plants, Pearl Fryar, master of topiary and gardener of a three-acre garden in Bishopville, South Carolina.
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We Dig Plants Introduction: Pearl Fryar (14:08)
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We Dig Plants, Carmen DeVito, Alice Marcus Krieg, Heritage Radio Network, Groundworks Inc, Hearst Ranch, Bishopsville South Carolina, A Man Named Pearl, topiary garden, we have the power to shape our world into what we want and desire it to be, topiarus is Latin for landscape gardener, topiary gardening, ancient form of clipping and shaping geometric patterns, Edward Scissorhands, Bonsai, monks kept the style and practice alive in Europe, Victorians adopted the process, they can come in many shapes, partair, hedges, potted topiaries, topiary, traditional made by hand, symbol of wealth, mazes, labyrinths, build to encourage spiritual mediation, Pearl Fryar, he didn't know anything about plants when he started, he wanted to win yard of the month, Pearl only had one lesson, www.pearlfryar.com, it's like sculpting,Hard Work Always Pays Off (14:56)
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oak, making a plant square from a round shape, success is determined by work, it's gotta come from love, if you're gifted it will show, finding resources within yourself, Pearl has a 3 acre garden, Pearl won yard of the month finally, he has influenced many others, he teaches art classes, he teaches students to draw from their strengths, sometimes it takes a long time to realize talent, what have plants taught Pearl?, he looks at the garden as a form of expression, why do athletes get scholarships to develop talent and others don't?, Pearl enjoys home gardens, he is a junk artist, The Garden Conservancy,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
