The phrase "gardening season" may bring a few images to mind: large beds of colorful wildflowers鈥� rows of neatly staked tomato plants鈥� big bags of mulch stacked up against the side of the house. Or perhaps your mental image of gardening looks a little more modest. As in, potted herbs growing on a windowsill.
That's the case for KUNC digital producer Natalie Skowlund. She recently decided to research and write an introduction to gardening for novices. And she lives in an apartment, so she wanted to focus on the benefits of starting small as you work on your green thumb.
She joined host Erin O'Toole to commiserate over all the basil plants they've allowed to die over the years... and to share some of the tips she's learned 鈥� including why it's important to branch out when choosing drought-tolerant plants.
