BBC Gardener's World Live 2025: Weekend Highlights

Send Lizzie a message!Join me, Lizzie McLaughlin, as I share the highlights from my recent visit to BBC Gardeners' World Live! I had the incredible opportunity to chat with a variety of gardening experts and enthusiasts, uncovering innovative techniques and hearing the heartfelt stories behind beautiful garden designs. The show is running until Sunday, June 15th, so make sure to catch it if you can!In this episode, I caught up with Nick Bailey, who introduced me to the inspiring "Make a Meter Matter" initiative, showing how astonishingly one square meter can feed a family of four with vegetables! I also had the pleasure of speaking with Jane Dunn, the blogger and baker with 1 million followers, about the joys of seasonal baking with fresh ingredients, and Becky Excell, who opened my eyes to the vibrant world of gluten-free recipes. You'll hear from gardeners on the ground, including Kate Patrick and Andrea Charles, who shared their passion and practical advice.Plus, I chat to the Thames Orchid Society around mastering the art of growing orchids and catch Wool Pots to learn about the vital movement towards ditching plastic pots. Whether you're a novice gardener or expert, this episode is packed with practical tips and inspiring insights into sustainable living and how gardening fosters community connection. I'll be posting social media clips and updates throughout this weekend, so keep an eye out, and the full episode will be out next week on the usual Friday! Tune in to cultivate your own creativity and deepen your appreciation for the journey from seed to plate.What I Discovered in This Episode:How to make the most of small gardening spaces with Nick Bailey's "Make a Meter Matter."The fun and benefits of seasonal cooking and baking with insights from Jane Dunn.Vibrant and delicious gluten-free recipes with Becky Excell.Why sustainable gardening practices are essential, featuring Woolpots.The power of community gardening and supporting local, with stories from Kate Patrick and Andrea Charles.Tips for growing beautiful orchids from the Thames Orchid Society.Website: www.second-nature.co.ukEmail us: [email protected] media: @second_natureukHost: @lizziemuddyheelsmac