S1, Ep 1 - Early Spring

Episode 1 of the In the Kitchen Garden with Mickey podcast, hosted by Mickey Robertson, titled "S1, Ep 1 - Early Spring" was published on October 8, 2018 and runs 33 minutes.

October 8, 2018 ·33m · In the Kitchen Garden with Mickey

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Mickey walks us through early spring in her kitchen garden, awash with the scent of citrus blossom and alive with bees about their work. Early thoughts of crop rotation are on her mind whilst a cornucopia of spring produce is in her picking basket.

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