#48. Non è un Paese per giardinieri...?

Episode 48 of the Life in the Garden podcast, hosted by Enrico Della, titled "#48. Non è un Paese per giardinieri...?" was published on January 25, 2024 and runs 30 minutes.

January 25, 2024 ·30m · Life in the Garden

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Eccoci qua! In questo episodio di Life in the Garden ci siamo posti questa domanda: l'Italia è o non è un Paese per giardinieri? L'ho chiesto a tre vecchi amici del Podcast: Sandro Degni, giardiniere, fondatore dell'azienda di giardinaggio "100giardini" che opera a Milano e dintorni; Manuel Cover, giardiniere friulano che dopo una lunga esperienza lavorativa in Inghilterra è tornato di recente in Italia; Elena Mora, paesaggista e curatrice dell'Orto Botanico di Genova. E voi cosa ne pensate? Scrivetemi ad [email protected] o commentate i post su Instagram @enricodella23 o Facebook alla pagina Enrico Della o Life in the Garden. Ringrazio @carlae.photographer , fotografa italiana che lavora a Parigi, per aver letto le frasi all'inizio e alla fine dell'episodio! Se volete aiutare il podcast condividete l'episodio e lasciate 5 stelle sulla homepage di Life in the Garden su Spotify, se ancora non l'avete fatto. Buon ascolto!

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Eccoci qua! In questo episodio di Life in the Garden ci siamo posti questa domanda: l'Italia è o non è un Paese per giardinieri? L'ho chiesto a tre vecchi amici del Podcast: Sandro Degni, giardiniere, fondatore dell'azienda di giardinaggio "100giardini" che opera a Milano e dintorni; Manuel Cover, giardiniere friulano che dopo una lunga esperienza lavorativa in Inghilterra è tornato di recente in Italia; Elena Mora, paesaggista e curatrice dell'Orto Botanico di Genova. E voi cosa ne pensate? Scrivetemi ad [email protected] o commentate i post su Instagram @enricodella23 o Facebook alla pagina Enrico Della o Life in the Garden. Ringrazio @carlae.photographer , fotografa italiana che lavora a Parigi, per aver letto le frasi all'inizio e alla fine dell'episodio! Se volete aiutare il podcast condividete l'episodio e lasciate 5 stelle sulla homepage di Life in the Garden su Spotify, se ancora non l'avete fatto. Buon ascolto!

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