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Trees -- we all know how important they are. But what are the best trees for zone 9? How exactly do you properly plant, stake and water a new tree? Pamela Sanchez -- Certified Arborist and Education Programs Manager for the Sacramento Tree Foundation -- joins me to discuss these topics and more.

Pamela and the Sacramento Tree can be found at:

·       Website:  sactree.org

·       Instagram:  @sactree

·       Facebook:  @Sacramento Tree Foundation

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For those going through a trial - big or small - James begins with encouragement to persevere through them as we trust that God is there with us every step of the way. 

With your hanging baskets and containers all planted and placed around your garden, you now are wondering how you can make them grow fuller. This is perfect because we have 3 tips to help you create and grow fuller hanging baskets and containers that you can apply right away in your garden.

Listen to this episode to learn these 3 tips!

- Corona Micro Snips

- Fox Farms Liquid Plant Food

Go to spokengarden.com/200 for examples of how to use these three tips for fuller hanging baskets and containers.

We'll see ya in the Garden!

All rights reserved for Spoken Garden. Music by The Lookers.

If you have raised kids or even been at Mass 15 minutes into a 25 minute homily, you know that kids can get rather vocal and they don’t care who knows it. To prune or be pruned...that is the question.

Why do Asian Americans have such deep relationships with fruit?

Cathy goes on a quest to find the answers — starting with her friendly neighborhood fruit vendor, Cece, then spending time with friends and listeners in our extended podcast fam.

Along the way, she hears stories about family heirloom trees, mango sharing techniques, persimmon obsessions, and an unbridled love for durian. Then, she calls up food writer Priya Krishna and heritage farmer Kristyn Leach to unpack all the personal stories she’s heard.

As Cathy learns the ways that Asian Americans across the country have instilled a reverence for fruit and upheld countless rituals with it in their lives, she realizes that our tastes are even more deeply rooted than we might think.

Credits

• Written by Cathy Erway
• Produced by James Boo, Harsha Nahata, and Julia Shu
• Edited by James Boo and Julia Shu
• Music by Blue Dot Sessions and Epidemic Sound
• Self Evident theme music by Dorian Love

Shoutouts

Big thanks to everyone who shared their fruit stories and fruit feels with us for this episode:

• Ahmed Ali Akbar
• Ann Duong
• Dorothy Faye Pirtle
• Jack Shu
• Jenn De La Vega
• Jenn Wong
• Kristyn Leach
• Merk Nguyen
• Nidhi Prakash
• Niha Reddy
• Priya Krishna
• Raman Sehgal
• Stanford Chiou

We couldn’t fit everyone into the final cut, but you can see and hear bonus stories on our Instagram, using the hashtag #MyImmigrantFruitStory.

Reading, Listening, and Resources

• "If I'm Cutting Fresh Fruit For Dessert, I Probably Love You" by Priya Krishna for Bon Appetite
• "A Bowl of Cut Fruit is How Asian Moms Say I Love You" by Yi Jun Loh for TASTE
• "How the simple art of cutting fruit can be an act of love" by Daniela Galarza for The Washington Post
• “The Loquat, San Francisco’s Secret Fruit, Is Hidden in Plain Sight” by Jenn Wong for Mission Local
• “Bok Choy Isn’t ‘Exotic’,” by Cathy Erway in Eater
• Check out Priya’s recipes in her cookbook, Indianish
• “Underground Aams Trade,” by Ahmed Ali Akbar for Proof (America’s Test Kitchen)
• Grow your own East Asian heritage crops and cook from recipes at Kristyn Leach’s Second Generation Seeds

Liz Hamilton things to do before putting in your garden.

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Today we are talking with Lisa Stewart. Lisa a nurse, so we ask some questions about some good tips for living in this crisis. We also ask Lisa what God is teaching her right now and I believe what she shares can be very helpful for us all. Continue to lift up the doctors, nurses, and medical teams in your prayers and maybe find some creative ways of saying thanks. 

The music on the podcast is by John Nugent. He is a Chicagoland area musician who has been a real blessing to Tabor Church.