“Gardening is fun,” Doug says, “you can truly enjoy every day spent outside when you’re tending vegetables, flowers, shrubs, and trees.”
Whether you’re new to gardening or a seasoned tender to your backyard oasis, Doug Oster has something to offer everyone! Simply put, he loves writing about gardening and highlighting gardeners. Beyond writing, Doug is also an Emmy Award-winning producer, and television host.
You can catch Doug hosting The Organic Gardener Radio Show, every Sunday morning at 7 a.m. on Pittsburgh’s KDKA Radio, and read his feature articles in the Pittsburgh Earth Day’s Green Voice e-newsletter. You can also visit his blog at dougoster.com
Doug regularly posts videos on RU-vid to share his love of gardening. Which plants are deer repellent? When to plant seeds and vegetables throughout the year? Which plants require the least amount of work? Answer these questions and learn more about growing your own home garden with Doug. Be sure to subscribe and follow along!
I LOVE this!!! The Veteran project is fantastic!! Loved his presentation! I'm the same way with the plants on sale! Such a great feeling!! LOL I cry 'Mommy' too if I stub my toe or something! Haha too funny! Thank you Doug!! 😊
Truly a beautiful few minutes with nature's little wonder..... Nice of you to go from Slow Mo to Normal speed. Give us a good perspective of the Hummingbirds incredible hovering feats. Wonderful video.....
Roxanne Swan and the staff of the ASWP do an amazing job of environmental education! Consider a visit to Beechwood Farms - whether to browse the season long selection of native plants, walk the trails, play with the kids, take some classes, have fun volunteering or shop the nature store!
Hah! Cool to see the final video! You can see me walking by in the back 42 seconds in! :D Glad to have met Joe and the crew finally! Will have to get some bulbs from him later!
Hmm, I've never heard of that, is that a thing? I'll have to look it up. Thanks for telling one of your colleges about the free online classes. I'm helping here with a terrible weed!
I’m going to look for some of that beautiful Kerria. I’ve been looking for native spicebush too. Japanese painted fern sounds perfect for our shade garden too. Thanks for sharing! ❤
Thanks for watching. If a nursery doesn't have what your looking for in stock, see if they can get the variety. I do that all the time. Usually it works.
I loved your tour. The lettuce looks amazing! I'll have to try that sometime! I feel the same about daffodil season! Sir Winston Churchill is one of my favorites.
Hi Dan, thanks for watching. I would use Bloomtone or Flowertone. I just interviewed someone about the Guardians and the Swing for the Trees Program through Davey Tree.
