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Season 25 Episode 26 | 26m 46s
Many snakes in our gardens are not harmful at all, except to vermin and plant pest like slugs and snails. Tim Cole from Austin Reptile Service introduces a few friends to love. Daphne explains why weather damaged fruit trees and grapes. Visit an old house and garden update. Cool down with Molly Pikarsky’s easy melon gazpacho recipe.
Aired: 06/11/19
Video has closed captioning.Support for CTG is provided by: Geo Growers Organic
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