
Gardening Tip of the Week: Think about planting a “Legacy” Plant for Father’s Day!
With hot weather on us now, there’s a lot to do:
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Recommendation – For such a small lawn, maybe rent the right equipment since it’s only once a year.
Recommendation – You’ll find seed here, but Jeff is from Las Vegas and it’s just cool enough in the night to grow it. You can find seed here, but not as sod.
In-Studio with Julie Murphree of the Arizona Farm Bureau – We’re talking summer recipe’s for melons!
Continuing with Julie Murphree of the Arizona Farm Bureau. We’re talking Arizona Produce, Recipes and what’s in season.
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Recommendation – Unless it’s a safety issue, leave it alone until next year. It’s best to prune in February or March next year.
Recommendation – Follow the same guidelines you would for citrus. Fertilize Valentine’s Day, Memorial Day and Labor Day. Long deep waters and thin out some of those peaches to make sure you have tasty peaches.
Discussing what it takes to be considered a “Farmer” in Arizona.
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Recommendation – Water Deep! Get the water down lower to encourage the root system from creating shoots all over his yard.
For tips on watering, go to Water Use It Wisely.
Recommendation – She can go to Harper’s Nursery.
Recommendation – Most of the time, you want to trim in the winter.
Julie Murphee and Romey discuss Sweet Corn Season! Locally grown at Mortimer’s Family Farm’s. Find Recipes at Fillyourplate.org!
We talk peaches. For a successful peach season, thinning out is a major key. You’ll have bigger, tastier and healthier fruit and your tree will thrive. Fruit should be 10-12 inches apart.
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Recommendation – She can try Bonide Repellent Procuct, Cayan Pepper. Anything to repel the critters.
Monsoon Season is weeks away, make sure you’re prepared!
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Letters from listener Jack – Wants a recommendation on a window type from Pella?
Letter from Jack continued……
Recommendation – We discuss all the different options when it comes to Pella Windows & Doors….fiberglass? Wood?
Jason from Tank’s Green Stuff in Tucson talks about his local organic products.
Continuing our conversation with Jason of Tank’s Green Stuff. Find where you can buy their products, here.
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Recommendation – Retro fit window option….Think about a Magnetite product.
Recommendation – Rosie talks Rick through the process. It’ll definitely need some extra support.
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Our recommendations for Hotels across Arizona while you’re sightseeing this great state.
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Recommendation – Check your local county regulations. Make sure you’re not using toxic chemicals, but it’s possible.
Recommendation – She’s going to need to learn the process of “Tuck Pointing.” Rosie’s going to show her the process.
In-Studio with Todd Russo with Reeis talking about Air Conditioning.
Rosie and Todd discuss how you know it’s time to replace your AC or when you can wait another year.
Todd and Rosie discuss the actual process of how Air Conditioning works.
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Recommendation – They’re usually a great idea, but it will cost a little more money to get it done.
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Recommendation – “Zoning” is a great application, but do you really need it? Finding other problems around the house is probably more important. It’s expensive, so make sure the root cause of cooler or warmer parts of the home.
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Recommendation – FIX THAT LEAK FIRST! But check the warranty info too. Call the company that installed the AC Unit.
Recommendation – She has a really great AC System and needs to be installed correctly. It’s a very complex system, but if she is not happy, something was installed incorrectly.
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Recommendation – It’s okay, but be very very careful to not damage the coil. Power must be cut to the AC unit and it’s easy to damage it. Professional cleaning is probably the best idea.
*We discuss Air Conditioning Unit Warranties. What voids the warranty? What needs to be done? Maintenance?
*New Technology is here and on the way to your house!
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