Spring Survival Guide: Tree Fixes, Rose Tips, Birdhouse Tech & Pesticide Truths
Casey explains how to repair tree damage caused by deer, from physical barriers to trimming techniques that help trees bounce back. He also breaks down the best rose bush varieties for Zone 3 and offers practical care tips to help them thrive year after year. From tree selection to rose care, this segment is packed with useful knowledge for gardeners and homeowners alike.
As spring blooms, Casey also highlights tough, long-lasting perennials that are proven to survive the harsh North Dakota winters. From low-maintenance favorites to vibrant standouts, he provides guidance on building a resilient, colorful garden that will return for seasons to come.
Next, Marlo Anderson from The Tech Ranch introduces a cutting-edge camera made specifically for birdhouses. This new tech takes birdwatching to the next level, giving homeowners a live view of what’s happening inside their birdhouses. Whether it’s monitoring nesting behavior or just enjoying nature from your screen, this gadget is a game-changer for backyard bird lovers.
Finally, Dr. Jake Schmitz joins the show to discuss the recent passing of North Dakota House Bill 1318, a new law focused on pesticide labeling. Dr. Schmitz explains what the bill means for farmers and consumers, ensuring transparency and safer usage of chemicals in agriculture. With the governor’s signature, HB 1318 aims to protect both people and the environment through clearer labeling standards.
From gardening tips and tech talk to state legislation with real impact, this episode offers a powerful blend of practical advice and forward-thinking updates for North Dakotans.
