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''Gardening Naturally'' was a TV show series hosted by Barbara Damrosch and Eliot Coleman.〔http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1190369/〕 It was created from 1993 to 1994 and ran until about 2003.〔http://www.fourseasonfarm.com/about/index.html〕 It first aired on TLC (The Learning Channel) and later reruns were showed on Discovery Home and Leisure. ==Episode List〔http://www.locatetv.com/tv/gardening-naturally/1393255/episode-guide〕== Episode Guide *Pruning Shrubs and Trees * *Pruning techniques; reasons for pruning. *Plants that Heal * *Herbalist; plants with healing properties; salves; teas. *Finding Fertilizers * *Organic waste; enriching soil; compost bins; scavenger hunt. *Quest for Perfect Soil * *Problem soil; Bruce Hoskins. *Trees in the Landscape * *Choosing trees; Mount Auburn Cemetery; mature landscapes. *Indoor Plants * *Developing healthy indoor plants. *Natural Landscaping Techniques * *Natural looking landscape; landscaping mistakes; basics of design. *Creating a Balanced Environment * *Balancing plants, insects and wildlife in your garden. *Unusual Vegetables * *Indoor figs; artichokes; watercress. *Modifying Your Climate * *Garden climate. *Gardening in the Shade * *Plants suitable for shady areas; shade for a sunny garden. *Seeds and Seedlings * *Seeding techniques; seeders; organic seeds. *Root Crops * *Root crops; indoor forcing; crop rotation; companion planting. *Keeping Fit in the Garden * *Physical benefits of gardening. *Annuals * *Annuals; preparing a garden; germination; landscaping. *Building a Backyard Greenhouse * *Greenhouse gardening; windbreak netting. *Self-Sufficiency * *Year-round food production and storage; drying methods. *Day Lilies * *Dramatic effects with day lilies; lily-petal salad. *Tomatoes * *Growing tomatoes from seed; selection; transplanting; ripening. *Wildflowers * *Landscaping with wildflowers. *The Wet Garden * *Draining wet areas; raised gardens; water-loving plants. *Backyard Fruits * *Backyard berries; apples, cherries and grapes; food; wines. *Propagation * *Propagation; air-layering; suckers and root-cuttings. *Shrubs in the Landscape * *Choosing shrubs; Boston's Arnold Arboretum; mature landscapes. *Roses * *Hardy, old-fashioned roses; roses and garlic. *Ground Covers * *Ground covers for problem areas. *Winter Harvesting * *Fresh vegetables all winter. *How to Buy Plants * *How to select and bed plants. *Starting Seeds Indoors * *Making potting soil, soil blocks; indoor seedlings; common problems. *The Natural Perennial Garden * *Choosing perennials for a natural effect; asparagus. *Fruit Trees * *Fruit trees; optimum conditions; pruning. *Garden Structures * *Trellis; cold-frame box; containers. *Gardening With Children * *Projects for children. *Growing Herbs * *Herb gardens; pots; harvesting, drying and freezing. *Attracting Wildlife * *Attracting hummingbirds, lacewings, ladybugs; discouraging pests. *Small-Space Gardening * *Container gardening; succession planting. *Irrigation * *Irrigation; sprinklers; soakers; mulching; rain gauges. *Saving Your Own Seeds * *Saving and storing seeds. *Tools * *How to choose and care for tools. *Flowers for Drying * *Dried flowers; arrangements; drying techniques. *Flowers for Cutting * *Growing flowers in a vegetable garden; shovels and spades; country bouquet. *Extending the Season * *Cold frames; plastic mulch; wind protection; greenhouses. *Putting in the Vegetables and Flower Garden * *Sowing a fall cover-crop; rotting crops and compost heaps. *Harvest and Storage * *Harvest tools; curing onions; root-crop storage. *Bulbs * *Selecting bulbs; naturalizing. *Safe Lawn Care * *Natural areas; ground covers; thatch; push lawn-mowers. *Help! There's A Raccoon in My Garden * *Soap, electric fences and talk radio repel wildlife. *Controlling Insects and Diseases * *Choosing insect- and disease-resistant plants; soil aeration. *Weeds and Weeding * *Mulching; effective weeding; beneficial weeds. *Laying Out the Garden and Sowing the Seeds * *The importance of crop spacing and garden layout. *How to Improve Your Soil * *Soil improvement; compost; mulch; scythes. *Where Should We Put the Garden? * *Surveying a yard; laying out the garden; tomatoes. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Gardening Naturally」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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