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Oct 27, 2026

RonPANELIST
2:24
A root and
DesHOST
2:25
branch.
DesHOST
2:25
Root and branch?
ChrisPANELIST
2:26
Root and
DesHOST
2:26
branch.
RonPANELIST
2:26
Trees.
RonPANELIST
2:27
Trees.
MartinHOST
2:28
Root and branch.
JohnHOST
24:59
If treatment becomes necessary, choose a product labeled for the crop and disease, and follow all directions carefully.
JohnHOST
25:08
Root and crown rot are another concern, particularly in poorly drained soil.
JohnHOST
25:15
Symptoms may include wilting despite moist soil, yellowing foliage, stunted growth, and decaying tissue around the crown.
JohnHOST
25:26
These problems can involve several different pathogens.
Vanessa Corriher-OlsonGUEST
23:36
And so in 2012, something as we started getting moisture in the spring, we really focused on those phosphorus levels for those stands that were overgrazed, um, most likely during that drought and suffered from drought.
Vanessa Corriher-OlsonGUEST
23:52
We really focused on those phosphorus levels to make sure that we could have adequate available for that- Root growth and development.
Vanessa Corriher-OlsonGUEST
24:00
Um, [clears throat] for potassium, uh, potash is our primary source, our, our source of potassium, and this is, this can be a real challenge in our sandy soils in East Texas with our lower cation exchange capacity.
Vanessa Corriher-OlsonGUEST
24:14
They...
Robert PavlisHOST
3:27
After we've watered our plant, the amount of water starts going down.
Robert PavlisHOST
3:31
We have plants taking water up through the roots.
Robert PavlisHOST
3:34
We have evaporation at the surface of the soil.
Robert PavlisHOST
3:37
Each of these things reduces the amount of water in the pot.
Robert PavlisHOST
3:41
And at the same time, it increases the concentration of the fertilizer.
Robert PavlisHOST
3:46
The drier our pots get, the more concentrated the fertilizer solution.
Robert PavlisHOST
3:51
And as you know, concentrated fertilizer can damage plant roots.
Robert PavlisHOST
3:56
When we water the next time, We pour fresh solution in the top.
Kevin ByrneHOST
0:17
Today we're in Culledachie in County Mead visiting Damian Spain of Frayne Woodcraft, a talented woodturner and stick dresser who has turned his hobby into a business.
Kevin ByrneHOST
0:27
We had the pleasure of joining Damien on his From Root to Bowl tour where we explore the fascinating stories behind our native trees their folklore mythology and their connection to our irish heritage it's a wonderful insight into nature history and the passion damien has for his craft so come along with us as we discover the story
Damian SpainGUEST
0:49
behind frayne woodcraft
Kevin ByrneHOST
0:52
So Damian, good morning.

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Damian SpainGUEST
31:19
And then because I was struggling to find wood then, people started eventually it got out that I was doing the woodturning so people started giving me wood or do you want this or do you want
Kevin ByrneHOST
31:33
that so people were nearly sourcing it for you yeah sourcing it for me
Damian SpainGUEST
31:37
and with that then you see I had a story then this wood came from here and then I started getting into the mythology and the stories and the folklore behind the trees and that so when I'm let alone am I selling I'm starting to give a store and that's how the Root to Bowl experience came about because people say oh you should do that so I had to go with that so I applied because I was involved with the Leo and that I got they put me on to leader and I got a grant.
Damian SpainGUEST
32:19
So I got two more lades, an air filtration system, a dust collector and that's how I started then.
Bob WebsterHOST
24:30
Well, you know, the problem is going to be ongoing.
Bob WebsterHOST
24:34
Roots, I'm amazed at what people think sometimes, but roots don't just rise up out of the ground.
Bob WebsterHOST
24:41
But when a root grows in diameter, it grows up just as much as it grows down.
Bob WebsterHOST
24:46
And it's...
Neisha BerryHOST
34:04
tell people how good potatoes are for them ha ha ha very cute
Ken BerryHOST
34:10
oh let's talk about root vegetables this is a quick little Root vegetables, it depends.
Ken BerryHOST
34:17
No, they are.
Ken BerryHOST
34:18
They're tubers, but if you...
TJ Trout

TJ Trout

Seed Sackery

Oct 16 · 3 Mentions

TJ TroutHOST
29:45
... and your, your drainage systems and all that.
Rick HobsonGUEST
29:47
Root killer.
TJ TroutHOST
29:48
Yeah.
TJ TroutHOST
29:48
I've been asking you about that, though, because I w- I, I, I b- I have a couple questions about it, too.
TJ TroutHOST
30:12
Oh, all right.
TJ TroutHOST
30:13
What a- what about getting rid of roots in pipes?
Rick HobsonGUEST
30:15
Root killer is the only thing I know.
Rick HobsonGUEST
30:17
You said you've heard something about a foam.
Alex ZoubineHOST
12:23
She closed her eyes, slowing her breathing until her heartbeat matched the faint pulse she felt beneath the soil.
Alex ZoubineHOST
12:30
"Root to root," she murmured, voice low so it would not startle the plant.
Alex ZoubineHOST
12:35
"Breath to breath." She traced a small circle in the sand with two fingers, marking the boundary she intended to lift.
Alex ZoubineHOST
12:43
The air warmed as a magic gathered, subtle as humidity before rain.
Neil SperryHOST
48:40
You just want to shock it so maybe you can scare it into blooming.
Neil SperryHOST
48:44
Root prune it out about, oh, 18 or so inches from the trunk.
Neil SperryHOST
48:49
That's a radius.
Neil SperryHOST
48:51
That would be for an old established wisteria, maybe 15 inches for a fairly young one that just has failed to bloom.

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