Did your garden flood during these recent storms? On Cincinnati Edition, our gardening experts have tips for getting your plants back in shape and how to prepare for the next big storm.
Plus, which, if any, fruits and vegetables are safe to eat — which need to be destroyed and which can be consumed after they’re cleaned and cooked. And how long you need to wait before replanting in soil that’s been soaked with floodwater.
It's our July gardening show with experts here to answer all your questions for the full hour.
Guests:
- Joe Boggs, assistant professor of entomology, The Ohio State University
- Jennifer Goldschneider, county coordinator, Hamilton County Master Gardener Volunteer program
Peter Huttinger, program director, Turner Farm Community Garden
Beginning at noon, call 513-419-7100 or email talk@wvxu.org to have your voice heard on this topic. You can catch a recorded replay at 8 p.m.
To get information on the Hamilton County Master Gardener Volunteer Training course: contact Jennifer Goldschneider at goldschneider.1@osu.edu. To go to the statewide “Ask a Master Gardener” page to submit a gardening question: https://extension.osu.edu/ask-an-expert
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