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Ozark Garden Talk – Episode 12❄️ Winter Interest Plants: Why the Garden Doesn’t Have to Be Boring
Winter doesn’t have to mean a boring garden! In this episode of Ozark Garden Talk we explore plants that bring beauty, structure, and wildlife value to the winter landscape. From evergreen hollies and colorful red twig dogwoods to winter berries, ornamental grasses, and hellebores, the team shares their favorite picks for four-season interest in the Ozarks-plus practical tips for protecting plants through cold snaps and freeze-thaw cycles.
White River Nursery
Dec 17, 20253 min read


Episode 11:🍎 The Honest Truth About Fruit Trees in Northwest Arkansas
In this episode of Ozark Garden Talk, Sarah, Charity, and Alex get real about growing fruit trees in Northwest Arkansas—why peaches and plums break your heart, which apples and pears actually stand a chance, and how rootstocks, pruning, and disease pressure shape your success. They share practical, experience-based advice on choosing varieties, managing issues, and setting realistic expectations for a backyard orchard. You’ll also hear details about White River Nursery’s frui
White River Nursery
Nov 19, 20258 min read


Episode 10:🍂 Exploring Ozark Plant Lore & Folk Magic
As October rolls in, we explore the folklore, stories, and “plant magic” traditions woven into Ozark life. From persimmon seeds and buckeyes to witch trees, elderberries, ginseng, and more, Sarah, Charity, and Alex mix personal memories with researched lore. You’ll be inspired to look at the plants around you with new wonder — and maybe try slicing a persimmon seed!
White River Nursery
Oct 15, 20253 min read


Ozark Garden Talk- Episode 9: Fall Gardening Questions Answered
In this episode, Sarah, Charity, and Alex tackle the most common fall gardening questions we’ve been hearing at the nursery—from flopping asters to dividing perennials, planting bulbs, mulching tips, and prepping your garden for fall vegetables.
White River Nursery
Sep 17, 20253 min read
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