027 GGW – Keeping Pests Out When Plants Come In for the Winter; Suzanne Wainwright-Evans Returns

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She’s baaaack. Ornamental plant entomologist, Suzanne Wainwright-Evans is back for an unprecedented third time. And this time she’s telling us eveything we need to know to keep the pests outdoors when the plants come inside. She has an update on the biggest pest problems this time of year, along with tips on using the most eco-friendly way to keep them where they belong.

Show Notes – GGW 027 – Keeping Pests Out When Plants Come in for the Winter; Suzanne Wainwright-Evans is Back for More

She’s baaaack. Ornamental plant entomologist, Suzanne Wainwright-Evans is back for an unprecedented third time. And this time she’s telling us eveything we need to know to keep the pests outdoors when the plants come inside. She has an update on the biggest pest problems this time of year, along with tips on using the most eco-friendly way to keep them where they belong.

If you want to check out the television episode we did with Suzanne on Natural Pest Control, then be sure to click on this link. It was one of the most unique shows of the season and a viewer favorite.

When she’s not doing television or podcast interviews with us, Suzanne is busy traveling the country as a consultant to the nursery and horticulture industry, as well as a highly sought-after speaker. She’s known to many as Buglady, which is fine with her. It’s also the name of her busines: Buglady Consulting.

And be sure to check out Suzanne’s other two podcasts with me. Her first was so popular, we brought her back four episodes later for another great conversation here.

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You can access the show notes from previous shows on our website here. You can also order a personally autographed copy of my latest book, The Green Gardener’s Guide and don’t forget to check out my blog; Compost Confidential.

Special Thanks:

This podcast episode was made possible thanks to the support of the Mulch & Soil Council. If you want to know that the bagged mulch or soil that you’re buying is free of unacceptable contaminants, such as arsenic from pressure treated wood, make sure that it has the certification seal on the bag. Learn more at their website;mulchandsoilcouncil.org.

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