Gardening by the Yard

Host Paul James gets to the root of a bamboo garden and provides inside tricks on composting.

Paul sheds light on flower bulbs and provides ideas on enjoying the fruits of backyard labor.

A visit to a wood recycler shows how old wood can be turned into new mulch. Barbara Flynn has gardens with plants that have come a long way, and Jerry Addington gives a lesson on carnivorous plants and hybrids.

After visiting a farm's lavender fields, Paul answers viewers' gardening questions. Then guest Julie Chai has tips on creating a space that is cozy and easy to keep all year round.

Nita-Jo Roundtree provides a tour of her garden landscape, filled to the brim with rare and beautiful annuals. Horticulturist Tony Tomeo demonstrates how he grafts plants and Kathleen Nelson takes a closer peek at perennials

A home's curb appeal is a major selling point, so here are some simple ways to get a landscape in top shape and ready to sell.

Paul meets a couple that combines their passions for art and gardening in a one-of-a-kind landscape.

Paul visits a unique stump garden, then gardening author Rosalind Creasy provides tips on ornamentals.

Paul James follows a yellow brick road to an exciting storybook garden. Dan Corson proves that you don't have to live near the equator to have a tropical garden and Steve Silk talks about thrillers, fillers and spillers for pots.

Paul visits the beautiful gardens of Alcatraz and provides tips on packing pots to create an architectural pop in a landscape.

Paul James gives advice on how to avoid common fall garden problems. Then get tips on creating an eco-friendly house garden, snapping picture-perfect landscape moments and how to utilize grey water for irrigation.

Paul James gets up close and personal with a fall favorite -- mums. Plus get tips on preservation that can help maintain a garden's legacy for generations to come.

Even the Gardener Guy makes mistakes, so host Paul James hopes he can help others learn from some of his gardening mishaps.