Hello podcast People! This episode I’m chatting to one of my garden designer heroes, Matthew Wilson. He tells us the story of his life in horticulture, and the many bends in the road along the way. Besides heading up a busy garden design practice, Matthew is a regular on BBC Gardener’s Question Time a speaker, journalist and author as well as finding time to spend in his own garden. His 2009 TV show Landscape Man literally broke new ground in telly gardening. We chat about what it’s really like to face the public’s gardening questions, and I grill him on all your tricky ones too. This was my first live podcast and the audience was the sunniest, kindest, smiliest sort. What a lovely bunch of people gardeners are! Enjoy!Matthew WisonWebsite | Twitter | Instagram

Cleve West, by Chaz Oldham Hi Podcast People!In this episode I chat to Cleve West, legendary garden designer, and passionate vegan. We talk about just what it takes to create a winning Chelsea garden, eating vegan and having long enough legs! Do take a look at his website www.clevewest.com for links to all the vegan things we speak about in this episode.Enjoy! CLEVE WESTWebsite | Twitter | Instagram

Hello Podcast people! Fergus the Forager is a master of living off the land. See the show notes for all his details, including courses you can take.

A good portion of this podcast revolves around mulberries, and the rest is basically about muesli. See show notes. ENJOY!

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In this episode we talk about Dahlias; their fascinating history and biology, how to keep them and Naomi's favourite varieties.

Butter Wakefield, Gold Medal winning designer, gives us allll the tips in this must-listen episode packed to the rafters with tips, suggestions and sound advice for any gardeners or garden designers.

Heather is the queen of pelargoniums. In this episode she spills ALL the tips on how to care for these wonderful plants. You'll need a notebook handy, or head over to the show notes for all the links. www.laetitiamaklouf.com

Andrew in the greenhouse why a greenhouse?hardening offcold framespotting on and space considerationsoverwintered pelargoniums: feedinghouseplant murderhouseplant care at this time of yearwhiteflymealybugsfeeding houseplants with seaweed extractupping the watering regimevine weevil on pillownemasysrepotting containerised plantsvine weevil vigilancedealing with pot-bound plantsstandardised plantsintuitive gardeningtop-dressingcrocksalpine screedaffodils and yellow snobberyforsythia, the untidy plantdeadheading daffschopping tulipsLaetitia’s amelanchiers and how much she loves themamelanchier - a hard-working plantGarden visiting in winter and early springBox topiary at West Dean gardensClipping your sarcococca into moundshorrifying results post-clippageOn The Ledge PodcastAndrew’s pelargonium tipsLaetitia’s alpine troughThe Garden LogNarcissi ThaliaMiranda Janatka’s article in the hardy plant society blogamelanchier canadensis and lamarkiiWest Dean GardensPlants we talk about and linksOn The Ledge PodcastAndrew’s pelargonium tipsLaetitia’s alpine troughThe Garden LogNarcissi Thaliaamelanchier canadensis and lamarkiiWest Dean Gardens

In this episode we deal with all things seedy. Sara Venn gives us her tips on what we do and don't need for seed sowing, and how we should all basically just calm down and eat cake.