South Carolina ETV

Places We Visited in 2005

12-06-05
BOMIG 910
South Carolina Artisan Center  
11-22-05 Amanda Decorating for Thanksgiving

Rowland Alston talks with Clemson Agent, Amanda McNultly and they discuss southern decorating for the Thanksgiving Holiday.   She uses a variety of fruits and vegetables to create a nice centerpiece.

11-08-05
BOMIG 912

Cathy's Garden

Rowland visits with Cathy Penson at Lake Wylie SC.   Cathy has developed a wheel chair accessible garden open to the public.  She gives Rowland a tour of the garden and provides some useful gardening tips.

11-01-05
BOMIG 911
Ried Sisters  
09-27-05 NRCS

Rowland Alston visits with Bruce Knight who is the chief of the National Resource Conservation Service.  They discuss the new grassland Reserve program.  The purpose of the Grassland Reserve Program is to keep land and native grasses and to preserve land for many generations to come.

09-20-05
BOMIG 910
Pati English Baskets

Rowland Alston visits with Pati English to discusses how to make cane bottom chairs and baskets.  Pati is trying to preserve history and to educate people and pass the art onto the next generation.

09-13-05 Sports Turf Management

Team Making IT Grow visits with sports turf management expert, Alan Wilson with Wilson and Associates. They discuss correct fertilization practices and controlling weeds properly.

09-06-05
BOMIG 903
Oakview Elementry

Rowland Alston visits Oakview elementary to discuss their Butterfly Garden.  Oakview Elementary along with the South Carolina Wildlife Federation have a program where the kids in school grow plants and learn how to preserve natural habitats.

08-30-05
BOMIG 906
McLeod Farms

Team Making It Grow visits McLeod Farms in McBee, SC.  Rowland Alston visits with Gaie McLeod to discuss to uses and the different products that can be made from peaches, such as peach salsa, peach barbeque sauce, and peach bread.

08-16-05 Oaklyn Plantation

Team Making It Grow goes to visit a land grant farm in Darlington county to speak with Ben Williamson as they talk about the wide variety of trees on the farm

08-09-05

SC Gov. Mansion

Rowland Alston visits the historic gardens at the Governor's mansion with the superintendent of gardens Mike Lee.  They discuss the various gardens and the history that is behind each garden.

08-02-05
BOMIG 812

Palmetto Pigeon Plant

Rowland Alston visits with Tony Barwick at Palmetto Pigeon plant to discuss they different types of pigeons and how to prepare and cook them.

07-26-05

Low County Sertoma Club, Walterboro

Team Making It Grow goes to Walterboro South Carolina to visit with Lawton Huggins of the Low Country Sertoma Club.  They discuss different ways to eat and prepare wild game from SC.

07-19-05

Amporn, Elloree

Rowland Alston visits Amporn Appleby and her Thai cuisine restaurant as they discuss her gardens that are at the restaurant and her Thai food.

07-12-05

Congaree land Trust

The Congaree Land Trust is trying to preserve natural resources and pristine properties for future generations.  Rowland Alston visits Buckeye Farms in lower Richland County is set aside for many generations to come.

06-22-05

Elloree Museum

Rowland Alston visits the Elloree Heritage Museum to discuss South Carolina's past and the old way of life.  This Museum preserves the history and heritage of Elloree and the community

06-21-05
BOMIG 908

Park Seed, greenwood

 

06-14-05
BOMIG 908

Hydroponic Garden

Team Making It Grow travels to just above Chesnee, SC to visit Dan Bostic and his hydroponics greenhouse garden.  Hydroponics gardening is growing vegetables or fruit in a water solution instead of soil.

05-31-05

Old Santee Canal Park

Once Again Team Making It Grow visits Old Santee Canal State Park, but this time to discuss their children's Environmental Bay.  This is a place that has events that educates children in Berkley County.

05-24-05

Cross Garden Center , Charleston

Rowland Alston visits Cross Garden Center in West Ashley.  Cross Garden Center is a low country independent Garden Center that contributes to the Professionalism in the horticultural Industry.

05-17-05

Brookgreen Gardens

Rowland Alston visits Brookegeen Gardens and talks with the horticulturalist, Jim Martin.  They discuss the varieties of flowers and other plants and how Brookgreen Gardens educates the community

05-10-05

Historical LoLu Foundation

Rowland goes on a tour of David Hillburn's Home and Garden. David Hillburn brought Charleston homes to downtown Columbia and gardens to Columbia SC.  

04-26-05

SCNLA

 

04-05-05

SCLTA

 

03-29-05

Coastal Carnivorous Plants

 

03-22-05
BOMIG 905

Pam Rowland - Wreath Making

Rowland Alston meets with Try County Tech professor Pam Rowland, as they discuss how to make dried flower wreaths

03-15-05

Palmetto Pigeon Plant, Sumter

 

02-15-05

Legare Farms

 

01-25-05
BOMIG 911

Colemon Williams, Greenwood

Team Making It Grow visits the unusual Garden of Coleman Williams, just outside the city of Greenwood, SC.  This garden was made by bulldozing and surrounds an Italian style home, 

01-18-05

Tommy Marshall 2

Once again Team Making It Grow visits with Tommy MArshall of Camden Landscaping to discuss his water gardens.  Tommy MArshall is putting his advanced water gardens in old historic homes.

01-11-05

Jim Lunkin 1, USC Coastal

Team Making It Grow visits a Carnivorous plant garden in Conway, SC.  Carnivorous plants have adapted a way to extract nutrients from insects rather than the soil, and they thrive in a low nutrient environment.  Dr. Jim Luken who is a professor at Coastal Carolina takes Rowland on a tour of his garden in his back yard.