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The Victory Garden Season 30 Episodes

18 Episodes 2005 - 2005

Episode 1

Viva Las Vegas

Sat, Apr 2, 2005 30 mins

A horticultural and gastronomical tour of Las Vegas. Included: author David Francko ("Palms Won't Grow Here and Other Myths: Warm-Climate Plants for Cooler Areas") on palm trees; chef Jacques Van Staden on cooking with fresh herbs. Also: a visit to a hydroponic farm; a look back at original host James Crockett's garden; tips for planting succulent wreaths.

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Episode 2

Indoor Displays

Sat, Apr 9, 2005 30 mins

Topic: indoor gardening. Included: palms as container plants; dramatic arrangements; "tried and true" techniques for houseplant care. Also: a primer on Aftrican violets; a report on grow lights.

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Episode 3

No Water? No Worries!

Sat, Apr 16, 2005 30 mins

Gardening with limited water is the topic. Included: tips on water-wise gardening; efficient watering; growing beets and early-spring greens. Also: a spinach-and-beets recipe.

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Episode 4

Undercover

Sat, Apr 23, 2005 30 mins

Ground covers for dry climates and shady areas; mulches; seedlings; an eggplant recipe.

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Episode 5

Victory Garden Weekend Projects

Sat, Apr 30, 2005 30 mins

Building and using a mobile trellis; attracting birds to a garden; making a stone garden trough and a rosemary topiary; drying herbs.

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Episode 6

Evergreens and Others

Sat, May 14, 2005 30 mins

A Bonsai shortcut using dwarf conifers; advice on the best time to choose a tree for a garden (when it's in bloom). Also: flower arranging; the art of Japanese pruning.

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Episode 7

Defining Spaces

Sat, May 21, 2005 30 mins

The challenges of roadside planting; advice on growing onions. Also: a recipe for Tuscan onion soup from Mary Ann Esposito ("Ciao Italia").

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Episode 8

History Repeats Itself

Sat, May 28, 2005 30 mins

A tour of the restored garden at Longfellow House in Cambridge, Mass. Also: saving and planting seeds; heirloom varieties; rose arrangements.

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Episode 9

City Gardens

Sat, Jun 4, 2005 30 mins

Gardening in New York City. Included: cherry specimens at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden; a rooftop garden; a home garden. Also: chef Michael Ayoub (Fornino) uses ingredients from his Brooklyn restaurant's greenhouse.

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Episode 10

City Gardens II

Sat, Jun 18, 2005 30 mins

Spotlighting a rooftop garden at the Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles; and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Italianate Osborne Garden. Also: a look at a Brooklyn home-and-garden store; and window boxes.

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Episode 11

Made in the Shade

Sat, Jun 25, 2005 30 mins

A look at the Hosta trial gardens at Milwaukee's Boerner Botanical Garden. Included: delphiniums. Also: a recipe for stuffed Japanese pancakes featuring cabbage, prepared by New York chef Hiroko Shimbo.

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Episode 12

Makeover Madness

Sat, Jul 9, 2005 30 mins

A backyard makeover; a visit to Gilberties herb gardens in Westport, Conn.; fresh herb and summer vegetable recipes, prepared by Patsy Jamieson of Eating Well magazine.

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Episode 13

Color

Sat, Jul 16, 2005 30 mins

A redesign of the series' formal parterre garden; a segment about garden color coordination; a tour of chef Michel Nischan's Connecticut garden; recipes using foods grown in the garden.

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Episode 14

Great Combinations

Sat, Jul 23, 2005 30 mins

A backyard renovation is completed. Also: plant-and-flower garden combinations; tips from Pennsylvania gardeners; chilled-soup recipes from chef Michael Nischan.

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Episode 15

Green Cuisine---The Victory Garden Cooks!

Sat, Jul 30, 2005 30 mins

Recipes featuring garden produce. Chefs include Mary Ann Espositio ("Ciao Italia").

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Episode 16

Transitions

Sat, Sep 10, 2005 30 mins

A visit to Milwaukee. Included: the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum and Gardens, and the herb gardens at the Boerner Botanical Garden. Also: a recipe for salmon with herb mayonaisse by chef Jacques Haeringer, author of "Two for Tonight."

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Episode 17

Perennial Favorites

Sat, Sep 17, 2005 30 mins

Perennials are explored in several segments. Also: a report on sustainable agriculture in a visit to the Food Project in Lincoln, Mass.; a recipe for stuffed peppers by chef Mary Ann Esposito.

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Episode 18

On the Water

Sat, Sep 24, 2005 30 mins

Visits to a coastal garden in Marblehead, Mass., and a daylilly garden and a vineyard on Martha's Vineyard. Also: chef Ryan Hardy prepares dishes with locally grown ingredients.

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