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Love gardening? Curious about the natural world? Growing the Ozarks is your monthly dose of science-based gardening and nature insights every third Wednesday of the month. Host Kelly McGowan with the MU Extension chats with local Master Gardeners and Master Naturalists about everything from expert tips for thriving Ozarks gardens to discovering the region’s unique ecosystems.
Unknown Host hosts Growing the Ozarks, a science show with 17 episodes published.
In this episode, Kelly talks with Matthew Huchteman, Field Specialist in Horticulture with the University of Missouri Extension in Jasper County, about the history of Victory Gardens. Victory Gardens began as a war-time
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Today’s guest is Angie Hutsell, member of the Master Gardeners of Greene County. Angie is the chair of the upcoming state Missouri Master Gardener Conference to be held in Springfield, June 4-7, 2026. This is the third t
In this episode, Kelly speaks with Caroline Griesemer and Renee Bernskoetter with Master Gardeners of Greene County about their annual plant sale. The Master Gardeners of Greene County is a volunteer organization through
Dairy farms have a rich and interesting history in the Ozarks. Most of today’s farms are still owned and operated by farm families, just as they were in the past. Missouri is home to about 300 dairy farms, and most of th
In this episode, Kelly speaks with Carol Davit, Executive Director of the Missouri Prairie Foundation, to learn about the work the foundation does around the state, including local stormwater improvement projects involvi
In this episode, Kelly speaks with Springfield Plateau Master Naturalist Gwen Morrison about the growing concerns around microplastics. Microplastics in the environment have received a lot of attention due to concerns ab
This month, Kelly speaks with Master Naturalist Lindsey Anderson about soil. Soil isn't just a medium for plant growth - it's the foundation of food systems and our terrestrial habitats and ecosystems. Soil filters pollu
Growing plants isn't something that often comes to mind when we think of the winter season, but with a few tips and techniques, inside gardening can help you grow all year long. Options for growing in winter: Houseplants
In this episode, Kelly speaks with Susan Wade, volunteer co-leader of the Victory Garden, which is part of the Springfield Community Gardens. Springfield Community Gardens has more than a dozen gardens in the city mainta
This month, Kelly speaks with the Backyard Naturalist, Loring Bullard, about how plant and maintain a yard for attracting pollinators and reducing water and pesticide use. Homeowners have undergone a paradigm shift in th
In this episode, Kelly speaks with Ed Kucab, president of the Christian County Master Gardeners, about how to save vegetable and fruit seeds. Saving seeds from plants like vegetables, fruit, and even flowers can help sav
In this episode, Kelly speaks with John Burns, president of the Master Gardeners of Greene County, about growing tomatoes - one of the top questions received by the MU Extension and the Master Gardeners of Greene County.
Summer nights in the Ozarks are a great time to spend time to spend in nature after dark; all while never leaving the comfort of your favorite outdoor chair! When the sun goes down, the Ozarks become a symphony of animal
Host Kelly McGowan speaks with Sadia Blattert about using native plants in gardens and landscaping. Native plants are more popular than ever and they play a crucial part in our native ecosystem. Blattert is a Master Gard
Master Gardener Bill Aldrich shares tips on how to successfully grow roses this summer. Roses can be a beautiful part of the home landscape, but sometimes they have a reputation of being difficult to grow. When shopping
In this episode of Growing the Ozarks, host Kelly McGowan of the University of Missouri Extension talks with Springfield Plateau Chapter Master Naturalist Lois Zerrer about the invasive Bradford pear. The Bradford pear (
Lindsey Anderson
Social Media & Sales Strategist, Keynote Speaker, & Featured on Netflix's The Trust · Master Naturalist
1 appearance on this show
John Burns
candidate for City Council in Circle Pines · John Burns Research and Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Angie Hutsell
Master Gardeners of Greene County
1 appearance on this show
Caroline Griesemer
Master Gardeners of Greene County
1 appearance on this show
Reagan Bluel
University of Missouri
1 appearance on this show
Carol Davit
Missouri Prairie Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Susan Wade
Springfield Community Gardens
1 appearance on this show
Ed Kucab
Christian County Master Gardeners
1 appearance on this show
Sadia Blattert
Pollen to Petal Native Plants and Landscaping
1 appearance on this show
Kelly McGowan
University of Missouri Extension
1 appearance on this show
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