Making It Grow

Making it Grow is SCETV's weekly gardening show produced by SCETV and Clemson University.

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Episodes

  • Spring Berries and Flowers

    Amanda and Terasa are joined by Brad Fowler and Cory Tanner.
  • Dr. Doug Tallamy and the SCBG Bird Garden

    Amanda and Terasa are joined by Carmen Ketron, Stephanie Turner, and Tom Nelson.
  • Deep South Native Plants

    Author Jane Jabbour and “Plant with a Purpose” festival.
  • Snakes

    This week we have snakes in the studio.
  • Terrariums and Pollinator Gardens

    Amanda and Terasa are joined by Jackie Jordan, Brittney King, and Dr. John Nelson.
  • Tropical Plants and Ikebana Arrangement

    Amanda and Terasa are joined by Phillip Carnley, Carmen Ketron, and Nicole Correa.
  • Kalmia Gardens and Humble Acres Organics

    Amanda and Terasa are joined by Phillip Carnley, Carmen Ketron, and Nicole Correa.
  • Canning Safety and Making Wreaths

    Amanda and Terasa are joined by Carmen Ketron, Glen Payne, and Christopher Burtt.

About Making It Grow


Making It Grow, an award-winning program from SCETV and Clemson University, is hosted by Amanda McNulty and Terasa Lott of Clemson Extension. Together with Extension Agents and expert guests, they provide research-based insights to educate and inspire viewers.

  • ETVHD: Tuesday at 7 pm, Saturday at 8 am
  • SC CHANNEL:  Tuesday at 8 pm, Saturday at 5 pm  

Funding for Making it Grow is provided by: The South Carolina Department of Agriculture, McLeod Farms, The South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation and Farm Bureau Insurance, Wesley Commons, and Boone Hall Farms

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Making It Grow

Gardening and horticulture news and tips, as well as agricultural information from Amanda McNulty, the host of SCETV's "Making It Grow" and Clemson University Extension Agent. Produced by South Carolina Public Radio.Making It Grow Minutes are produced by South Carolina Public Radio, in partnership with Clemson University's Extension Service.

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