The Gestalt Gardener

Felder has a new mug and is working hard to whip it into shape. Nothing can replace the special feeling people got when they saw his coffee-stained mug. There was almost a raffle for one lucky winner to the opportunity to clean it. Yet Felder now has his brand new mug and maybe we will revisit that contest after he works on it for a while. Felder tells a few bad puns between your southern gardening questions and shares his excitement for some upcoming flower shows. Let's get dirty!

Felder Rushing is back doing his international thing after over a year stateside in lockdown. Ever ready to stretch his legs and visit some of his favorite European gardens, Felder always makes time to answer your southern gardening questions with the deep south close to his heart.

The summer is starting off great for our favorite horticulturist. Felder's blueberries are producing, his jalapenos are ripe, and for the first time in ages, he has grown his first red tomato. Then to top all of that he has been cleared for his annual overseas trip to Europe. Still ready to help with your southern gardening questions Felder shares advice and receives advice (in his own special way) on this edition of the Gestalt Gardener. Let's get dirty!

Gardening does not have to be a competition but knowing your tomatoes or potatoes came out better than your neighbors can make for some pretty smug backyard conversations. Felder brought in a highly satisfied (aka smug) feeling into the studio as he showed off his potato from his garden. During this round of southern gardening questions about bugs and ill spotted plants, Felder also sets the stage for one more "Felder on The Road" event. Tune in!(Cover photo plants: heirloom montbretia, tropical milkweed and its seeds)

After over a month of live shows across Mississippi, Felder Rushing is back in the studio. Sort of like riding a bike Felder gets back in the groove of solo studio life while the cheers from a live audience are just a recent memory. Yet two callers from today's show were actually friends he met on the road. Always at the ready with his brand of advice, he helps with your southern gardening questions and talks about how fun it was (safely) bringing the garden party to the people. Also, Felder gifts Java some garden fresh cauliflower he picked right before the show. This was a special grow for a plate of boneless cauliflower wings. Now let's get dirty!

Live broadcast of The Gestalt Gardener from the Farmer's Market in Columbus, MS.