He worked on other comedies including 'The Donna Reed Show,' 'The Patty Duke Show' and 'Green Acres' before going into the indoor gardening business.
. He also worked in comedy development in the ’60s as a vice president for Universal Pictures.and Kathie Lee Gifford as the gardener on their morning TV program and wrote 14 books on indoor gardening and cooking. He also spent more than a decade dispensing gardening advice on WABC radio in New York.
Joel Malcolm Rapp was born in New York on May 33, 1934, and raised in Beverly Hills. His father, Philip Rapp, created the Baby Snooks character for Fanny Brice for a CBS radio show and the sketch comedy seriesRapp landed his first writing credit on a 1954 episode of CBS’
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