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Beloved host Eion Scarrow dispensed down to earth advice for home gardeners in this long-running gardening series - NZ telly’s first national gardening show. In this episode he guides viewers on how to shift an established tree (a 6-8 week process) before moving on to what to plant at this time of the year (March). The viewers’ letters (“not lettuce”) segment tackles questions about rootstock in grafting rhododendrons, preventing onions and gum trees from rotting, pitfalls in establishing a blueberry crop, and dealing with a plant with (sci-fi) runaway roots.
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An organic, biodynamic approach to growing
Television, 1977 (Full Length)
Eion Scarrow guests in this Christmas special
Television, 2000 (Full Length Episode)
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brent rogers
Posted at 03.58PM - 14.08.2011
id like to view the garden of vic rogers in invercargill with his birds trees etc very nice garden