Today, we’re live outside the Arizona State Capitol celebrating Statehood Day and Arizona’s 104st Birthday.
Joanie Simon, owner of Joanie Simon Media joins us to talk food & recipes.
John Eisenhower with Integrity Tree Service joins the show to talk trees and tree care, plus he shares his knowledge of trees around the capitol buildings.
Text From a Listener:
Recommendation – It all depends on how well the soil drains and he needs to remember pecan trees take a huge amount of water, but avoid over-watering by testing the soil. John describes the process in detail.
John invites Sara, a plant healthcare expert at Integrity Tree Service by phone to talk about all the pests and what to beware of heading into spring.
Caller:
Recommendation – John has put frost cloth together to cover the canopy. The bottom needs to be sealed and he’s even had customers who use flood lights under the tree to help keep it warm. It is possible to do very large trees and experts should be able to handle it.
Texts From a Listener’s:
Recommendation – It could have damaged the root system near the tree. It’s unusual that it would eliminate the fruit, but overall the fruit production in the valley was down this year.
Recommendation – They should be good to go down there, but John recommends calling a local nursery like Civano Nursery for a variety that will do well.
If you have tree questions or need work at your home, remember you can reach John during the week at Integrity Tree Service!
Rosie invites Don Ryden & Jack August to the broadcast. Don’s an Arizona architect and Jack is an author. They’re both here to share what they know about our unique state history.
Callers:
Recommendation – It was a compromise and had to do with the politics of the time. Jack shares the story.
Recommendation – Don talks a little about the building that Pete’s talking about and some of the other buildings and why they would want to be saved. It’s still in limbo.
Caller:
Recommendation – The “peel and stick” could be okay, but if it’s got any damage, go to the bare roof. Why bury a problem? Start fresh! He could check the underside of his roof in the attic, but generally speaking go with all new.
Thank you to Kim Crawford and the entire staff at the Arizona Capitol Museum for letting us be a part of Arizona’s Statehood Day!
*Also thanks to Don Ryden with Ryden Architects for sharing his knowledge of building history at the Arizona Capitol Building as well as historian, Don Foster!
Join Rosie On The House Every Saturday Morning!!!