Jason Reeves

New Zealand

Co-Host, Breakfast Show at Coast FM NZ

Broadcaster. Hardout proud Husband & Dad. Born & raised in Hawkes Bay. Loves the All Blacks, tomato sauce & his family. Not in that order tho.

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Articles

Grow Some Sunshine in Your Garden with a New Calylophus

Aug 18, 2024 | therogersvillereview.com | Jason Reeves

It is not often a new genus goes mainstream. In 2021, we received Ladybird Sunglow Calylophus as a trail plant from Proven Winners, and it quickly rose to the top as a winner. kAm%96 AFC6 3C:89E J6==@H 7=@H6CD @7 {25J3:C5 $F?8=@H r2=J=@A9FD AC@G:56 2? 677@CE=6DD DA=2D9 @7 DF?D9:?6 E@ E96 82C56? 2== DF>>6C =@?8] %96 7@FC A6E2=65[ EH@\:?49 H:56 7=@H6CD 7=@2E 2>@?8 D@7E 762E96CJ 8C66? 7@=:286] pD E96 7=@H6CD 7256[ E96J EFC?
Grow Some Sunshine in Your Garden with a New Calylophus

Aug 12, 2024 | themountainpress.com | Jason Reeves

It is not often a new genus goes mainstream. In 2021, we received Ladybird® Sunglow Calylophus as a trail plant from Proven Winners, and it quickly rose to the top as a winner. The pure bright yellow flowers of Ladybird® Sunglow Calylophus provide an effortless splash of sunshine to the garden all summer long. The four petaled, two-inch wide flowers float among soft feathery green foliage. As the flowers fade, they turn a deep yellow to apricot color, adding to the appeal.
Grow Some Sunshine in Your Garden with a New Calylophus

Aug 1, 2024 | knoxvilledailysun.com | Jason Reeves

It is not often a new genus goes mainstream. In 2021, we received Ladybird® Sunglow Calylophus as a trail plant from Proven Winners, and it quickly rose to the top as a winner. The pure bright yellow flowers of Ladybird® Sunglow Calylophus provide an effortless splash of sunshine to the garden all summer long. The four petaled, two-inch wide flowers float among soft feathery green foliage. As the flowers fade, they turn a deep yellow to apricot color, adding to the appeal.
Thailand Giant Elephant Ear will get all your neighbors talking and gawking

Apr 16, 2024 | jacksonpost.news | Sabrina Bates |Jason Reeves

UT Gardens’ April Plant of the MonthBy Jason ReevesHorticulturist, University of Tennessee Gardens, JacksonWith leaves nearly as big as kiddie swimming pools by late summer, Thailand Giant elephant ear will stop traffic. From a 6-inch plant in May to 8 to 10 feet tall by September, it grows just that fast, with leaves that can get to 5 feet long and 4 to 5 feet wide. To boot, it even blooms! In late summer, it produces white flowers reminiscent of peace-lilies toward the center of the plant.
Thailand Giant elephant ear will get neighbors talking and gawking

Apr 6, 2024 | thedailytimes.com | Jason Reeves

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Tulip Poplar: A tree for almost any garden

Feb 15, 2024 | mainstreetmediatn.com | Chris Gregory |Jason Reeves

By Chris Gregory | on February 15, 2024 BY JASON REEVESUT Institute of AgricultureThe Tennessee state tree is named for its distinctive tulip-shaped blooms and can be found in every county. Tulip poplars like this one can be seen growing in several locations in the Gardens in Knoxville and Jackson. PHOTO COURTESY OF ANDY PULTE / UTIANamed for its distinctive tulip-shaped blooms, our state tree is the tulip poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera).
Tulip Poplar: A tree for almost any garden

Feb 10, 2024 | thedailytimes.com | Jason Reeves

Named for its distinctive tulip-shaped blooms, our state tree is the tulip poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera). It’s a beautiful tree and can be found in every county in Tennessee. As North America’s tallest native deciduous tree, it can mature to more than 150 feet and half as wide. Michael Dirr, in his “Manual of Woody Landscape Plants,” says it’s “truly an aristocrat tree.” Large mature examples can be found throughout the state, including the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Ladybird® Sunglow Texas Primrose Is a Low-Care Perennial with Cheerful Blooms

Feb 7, 2024 | finegardening.com | Jason Reeves |Don Burgard

It’s not often that a new genus goes mainstream. In 2021 we received Ladybird® Sunglow Texas primrose as a trial plant from Proven Winners, and it quickly proved itself to indeed be a winner. Its pure, radiant yellow flowers provide an effortless dose of brightness to the garden. These four-petaled, 2-inch-wide blossoms float among soft, feathery green foliage. As the blooms fade they turn a deep yellow to apricot, adding to the appeal.
Climate Change Litigation: What Can Liability Insurers Expect in 2024? | JD Supra

Feb 5, 2024 | jdsupra.com | Jason Reeves |Deepa Sutherland

Climate litigation against companies is increasing and the stakes are getting higher. Last year saw more headline-making claims being brought against corporations and a slew of important decisions from courts in jurisdictions around the world, and this trend looks set to continue in 2024. We are moving ever closer to a potential moment of legal reckoning for the fossil fuel industry.
Tried-and-True Methods to Prevent or Minimize Winter Storm Damage

Oct 4, 2023 | finegardening.com | Jason Reeves |Christine Alexander

Winter in North America is typically an uneventful time of year for plants, when growing slows or stops and when most plants go dormant. Because of that, average winter weather has very little negative impact on a landscape’s health. Extreme winter weather anomalies, however, can do some serious damage.