Through The Garden Gate

We started the show as always with a question from George this week all about something from your kitchen that will help your tomatoes 🍅 We started a bit late after a bizarre pheasant emergency after one was alive and stuck in my cars front grill.Tonight’s guest passion is exotics and a jungle style garden. He has created an amazing space that feels extremely jungly using plants are capable of getting through a British winter.George also shows us around his garden so make sure you check out the video.Also check out George’s channel on You Tube 👍🏻Thanks everyone for watching and listening see you all next week for another guest from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This weeks garden question from George was all about how many seeds a strawberry have on them 🍓Tonight’s guest hopes to inspire people to discover where their food comes from, and maybe choose a career in Agriculture. She is the host of Second Nature @second_natureuk a podcast celebrating the seasons, farming, gardening and the countryside. She also has a cute sidekick called Willow the Corgi.So fantastic to talk to Lizzie all about her career in farming and how she has discovered her love for not just farming but growing food.It was great to also talk about mental health which Lizzie has suffered from and gardening and nature help immeasurably.Thanks everyone for watching and joining in, join us next week for another guest from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We started as we always start with chaos and a gardening question from George. This week it was about bulbs. Tonight we had a guest who’s mission is to help change the way we live as a society, he believes we should be growing food as a community and not relying on the shops.I loved how Chay has found a connection to nature that has made his life complete and now he wants to inspire more people to break away from the systems that are controlling us all.My vote is for him to be the next Prime Minister 💚It’s incredible what you can achieve with a community, in less than 11 week they have created a growing space and are harvesting from it.Join us next week for another episode and a guest from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to another episode, this week we are slowly baking alive in the dehumidifier formally known as United Kingdom, we start as ever with a chat with George and his famous gardening question. Who will win this week Jamie, Marc or will George stump them both.Tonight’s guest is a geologist with nearly 40 years experience having working on projects all over the world.He has now moved in to the world of horticulture to teach gardeners, farmers, developers, landowners, estates and horticulturalists in the biological/soil food web approach togardening and growing at all scales.His understanding of the way mycorrhiza work in the soil is incredible our minds were absolutely blown, you have probably all heard the word bit maybe don’t understand the science behind it.Thank you so much everyone who watched live or catches up after or waits for the podcast later on in the week. Join us again next week for another guest from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We start as always with a chat with George and his gardening question, this week all about Raspberries.Marc and Jamie chatted about what they had been up too in their gardens, Marc gave a Robomower update from work.Our guest tonight is someone with over 32 years experience in the world of horticulture, specialising in creating gardens that are naturalistic and wildlife friendly. He is very passionate about making the world a better place for all and even has a petition to try and force change with new build estates to be more sympathetic with nature and green spaces. Sign Paul’s petition https://c.org/4T4nTzV5FmI love hearing how Paul creates gardens with nature and wildlife at the forefront rather than an afterthought. Which also leads to a much smaller cost than traditional hard landscaping and garden design.Thanks everyone for watching and listening, join us next week for another guest from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We started the show as always with George’s gardening question, this week about courgette. We also got a radish update and chatted about what we have been up too.Our guest tonight was another gardener with a luscious head of hair, he has had 26 years as a landscape gardener, and is now an aspiring Garden Designer and even won a Silver Gilt Medal for his Blooming Border at RHS Malvern Spring show this year. He is currently gardening at a retirement estate with an incredible ethos and a wealth of history.As ever we had a wonderful rambling chat, which incorporated all of Paul’s journey in horticulture.We even chatted about how undervalued the industry is and how poorly paid it is for the level of skill and knowledge there is.Join us again next week for another chat with someone from the world of horticulture. Thanks everyone for watching, listening and joining in 💚podscan_YKIjM4b3QH4C0ZVghyyNbI4znuHxcRrF Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We start as we always do with George’s gardening question this week about Radish. We all now need to sow some and see if the answer is correct. Tonight our guest was Jack who is a life long nature lover, a gardener, a designer, a writer who has featured in @gardenersworldmag @guardian @gardens_illustrated and many others, as well as being the author of Wild about Weeds and A Greener Life. I would also add artist on to the list.We geeked out about compost our favourite topic, and even about how Jamie plans to use goats to stop him having to use weed killer.What an incredible stat that over 40% of UK gardens are paved over, we definitely need to start reducing that number.We definitely need to check out the tile whacking in Europe 😂Thanks everyone for watching and listening join us again next week for another guest from the gardening universe 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We start as always with George’s garden question, this week about lawn mowers and when they were invented. Tonight we have a wildlife expert which you would think has nothing to do with gardening but in my opinion the two are very closely linked and the more natural we can make our gardens the better.It’s interesting to think about what plant you need to atract a certain insect and how specific those insect can be.If you are ever in the south west and want to have a nature tour with Nick check out his website and follow him on Instagram.Let’s hope his Birdfoot trefoil attracts the small blue butterflies he want to see on his garden, also keep an eye out for Painted lady butterflies as it’s expected to be a good year for them.Join us next week for another guest from the world of horticulture! 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jamie and Marc chat about the positives and negatives of Chelsea Flower show.We also chatted all about the other garden shows coming up! George gave us a garden question this week about bees. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Yes you read that right Jamie thought it would be interesting to turn the tables and interview Marc as the guest tonight so we can find out his story right from the beginning.George gave us his weekly garden question this week all about daisys and the scores are Marc 9 Jamie 5 and George 4 (George gets a point if Marc and Jamie get it wrong)We even got a bonus guest in Marc’s mum popping on to tell us all about her days in the circus 🎪 Marc has always known he wanted to be a gardener it just took a while to get there but when he found his dream job he felt like he had hit the jackpot!Thanks everyone for watching and listening, join us again next time for some more horti waffle. 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We started with a question from George as always and Marc and Jamie got it wrong again! This week about the biggest flower in the world.Tonight we had the horticultural lifer Chris Wiley who has been gardening since the age of 8 and even asked for a greenhouse as a present.Chris has had such a fantastic career so far from working in a nursery to releasing an amazing new sweet pea variety which won Best plant of the Year 2022 at @bbcgwlive Now Chris’s latest venture is @hortiaichris which Chris has poured all of his knowledge and other experts to create a horticultural specific AI you can try this for free for the first month if you want to try it out.Chris also has a sustainable plant store online for all your eco friend gardening needs.Oh and did we mention he is a massive galanthophile!Join us next week for another guest from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Great to be with you all again back at our usual time with only a few hiccups.We of course started with the big reveal of Marc’s new caravan garden room, George gave us his garden question, this week about Avocardo.It was fantastic to have a tour of Elle’s garden now we have lighter evenings. She has achieved so much in a short space of time. With no doubt lots of hard work.If you don’t follow Elle go give her a follow 👍🏻Join us next week for another guest from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

No guest just us having a chat showing and talking about what we have growing in our gardens. After Instagram not letting us have sound on for the last few days we finally managed to get it sorted.George gave us his weekly update in to his gardening world and gave Jamie and Marc their weekly gardening question. This week about apple trees.It’s lovely to have a chat just the two of us every now and again and interact more with everyone watching.See you next Tuesday for another episode with a guest hopefully 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We didn’t just have on guest we had 3! Tom, Aime and Jon who are currently building a garden for the @rhsmalvernshowteam They count have chose a more perfect brief after the @rspb advice to stop feeding birds from feeders during the summer months to try and reduce disease. They have design a garden with creating habitat and food for our feathered friends all year without the need to put out feeders.If you are heading to the Malvern show in a few weeks make sure you go and check this out! Check out their plant suppliers http://www.rpgherbs.co.uk/conta.htmlThanks everyone for watching and listening, join us next week same place same time 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What a privilege to have the knowledgeable house plant expert Jane on the podcast.We started as ever with a quick chat with George and a gardening question about Asparagus this week.Jane is the author of three books The Allotment Keepers Handbook, Legends of the Leaf and the latest book The Atlas of Deadly Plants.She also hosts an award winning podcast On The Ledge which has over 300 episode all about houseplants. Jane also encourages her listeners to join in with a house plant grow along to grow your own houseplants from seeds, which I have joined in with very successfully. There is also a thriving paetron community with different levels to help support Janes podcast. All info is available on her website.Jane showed us some of her houseplant collection, I loved the idea of creating a planter of plants that enjoy similar growing conditions, the floating moss balls are a great entry level plant for beginners.Thanks everyone for watching and listening, join us next week for another awesome guest from the world of gardening 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are back after a week off and spring has definitely sprung the light is back in the evening and the bulbs are blooming!George gave us a gardening question as always and this week it was about Tulips 🌷 Our guest the lovely Alex a career changer who has thrown her self in to being a gardener.She has designed a Gold medal winning garden @bbcgwlive Alway interesting to hear peoples journey in to gardening and how often it is a healing experience on the way.Thanks everyone for listening and watching and joining in with the chat, join us next week same time same place Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We started the show as ever with our question from George, this week it was about Daffodils. Then we got our guest Chris in to talk all things garden and of course his back story.I loved hearing about some of the behind the scenes chat about Garden Rescue.If you haven’t seen Chris’s 2024 Chelsea garden go check it out because it was absolutely stunning and give @sidhillecogardens a follow who he co designed with.We of course finished with the lightening round what a trio Chris chose to garden with! Thanks everyone for watching and listening, join us back in 2 weeks time! 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you love tomatoes you are going to love this episode!George gave us a garden question to start and it was about willows, as we were creating a living willow tunnel at @wild.inthe.woodscic this weekend which George helped with as well as lots of other fantastic volunteers.We spoke to Ana about where her love of gardening came from.She also told us how her daughter waning to make a bit of money selling seeds led to her creating her own heirloom seed shop.I was fascinated to hear about the Brix meter that measures how sweet a tomato is. Thanks everyone for watching and contributing join us next week for another guest 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We start the episode with George’s gardening question for Marc and Jamie, this week all about Bluebells. Can Jamie make it two wins in a row?When we recorded the podcast on Tuesday we had lots of technical difficulties but hopefully managed to edit it in to a coherent episode.It was great to hear all of the behind the scenes gossip about @thetraitorsukofficial James gave us an exclusive about Gardeners World which was very exciting news.We obviously got on to the gardening chat eventually, but we know you all wanted to hear lots about the traitors first.Join us for another episode next week, thanks everyone for watching 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We start as usual with a garden question from George this week with a space theme after our trip to the space centre in Leicester. He also told us all about his pewter fossil necklace that he made @wild.inthe.woodscic this week. Stephanie has had a fantastic career in gardening and her third book “The Productive Garden An essential guide to self sufficiency” is available at the end of next month. Make sure you preorder it now from Stephanie’s website.What Stephanie doesn’t know about growing and preserving isn’t worth knowing. It was interesting to hear about Stephanie’s love of growing and eating Aubergines.Thanks everyone for watching and listening, join us next time for another fabulous chat. 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

No guest tonight so Marc and Jamie just chatted all things gardening and what they both had been up too.George gave us our 4th garden question which was about trees.We talked about snowdrops which are at their peak right now, make sure you get out and check out your local snowdrop displays.Jamie told us about his new purchases from @monksilvernursery Marc needs someone to invent an industrial sized shredder so he can chop and drop the large perennial beds at his work garden.Thanks everyone for joining us watching and listening, join us in 2 weeks time for another live episode 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We started with George’s gardening question can Marc keep up his winning streak or will Jamie get one back? Fabulous chat with Laura how she went from retail to working full time as a gardener.Loved all the hellebore chat they are looking amazing right now.We always like talking to gardeners who want to dispel the myth of gardens going to bed in the winter. Join us next week for another great guest, same time same place. Thanks everyone for watching and listening 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We start of as always with a little chat with George, he gave Marc and Jamie our second head to head question.Marc also asked George what he was grateful for today and he said the garden which was lovely.After a few technical difficulties we got our guest Susan in who is transforming her patients lives with treatment that you would not expect a GP to prescribe.What an incredible thing to create a garden to connect people and encourage community. It’s definitely the way forward to improve the nations mental and physical health. We definitely need a garden/nature portion a day like fruit and veg.Thanks everyone for watching and listening join us same place same time next week. 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are back after our Christmas break.George is now quizzing me and Jamie each week and we will see who answers the most right at the end of each month. Marc took a 1-0 lead.We went down memory lane after George question of who the first presenter of Gardeners World was. We talked of our earliest memories in gardening.We also talked about what we have been up too, and our plans for the year.Thanks everyone for listening and join us next week for our first guest of 2026 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us for 25 questions about gardening and some popular culture questions and a cryptic round.George started the quiz with 5 questions about his past gardening facts. If you want to play along the answers are all at the end of the podcast so pause before before we go in to them, we give plenty of warning.Thanks everyone for watching and listening to us this year we will be back in the new year! Merry Christmas from Marc and Jamie 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lovely to chat to Kate what an amazing and varied career in horticulture she has had and what stories she has about her time on gardeners world.It nice to hear someone not get the gardening bug from their grandparents but fall in love in the most unexpected way!George gave us a garden fact about Poinsettia. Join us next week for our last episode this year! 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Great to chat to Sam about her love for growing food and her passion to get more and more people to start growing and cooking their own food. It’s always fab to talk with someone so driven to change the way we do things.Website: https://www.the-pffa.org/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/peoplesfoodandfarmingallianceYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ThePeoplesFoodFarming Calendar Link: https://pffa.newzenler.com/courses/pffa-calendar-2026Together We Grow course: https://pffa.newzenler.com/courses/together-we-growGeorge gave us a Christmassy garden fact.Join us next time for another guest from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We finally got my colleague Debbie on, who has been helping me at work all summer. Great to chat about what we have been up to at work and how far we have come.I also loved hearing Debbie’s garden origin story.George gave us some more information about the Roman greenhouse and told us about his swimming badge he has just earned.Join us next week for another fantastic guest from the gardening world 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You have all heard of a farm shop but have you heard of a farmer shop, that’s exactly what David is trying to create to get a better deal for farmers who are struggling to get a fair price for their produce.We also talked about how he cleared his Christmas tree field without selling a single tree 🌲 And all about Peonies of course! If you don’t already follow David go check him out I love his honesty about being a farmer.George gave us a gardening fact about where the first ever ornamental gardens were and we set him some homework to find out what the first ever greenhouse looked like.Join us next week for another guest from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Marc and Jamie talk about their garden wins and fails this growing season.It’s was lovely everyone chipping in their garden wins for the year also.My dad set a challenge to grow a long carrot in sand next year! George gave us a gardening fact as per usual!Join us next week for another chat with someone from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fab chat with the charming GQT regular great to have him on again for another hour and a half of setting the world to right.I always come away from a chat with Matthew with a list of things to go and look at and this one is no exception. Floral Britannica by Richard Mabey will be added to my TBR pile. George of course gave us a garden fact this week about how deciduous trees survive the winter.Join us next time for another fantastic guest from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fantastic chat with Johnathan all about his National collections of Cosmos and Holyhocks.Loved hearing all about what it takes to exhibit at Chelsea and Hampton Court.I admire his attempts to make more sustainable and planet friendly practices more accountable at the flower shows.We of course got George gardening fact all about Cosmos also!Join us next week for a returning guest from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What an inspiration young man Arlo is I absolutely love his passion for growing oHis pumpkin 🎃 was amazing!! I can’t wait to see is journey in gardening.George of course gave us a gardening fact all about daylight saving time.Join us next week for another fantastic guest from the world of gardening 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Back by popular demand, for the forth time! A year since we last had him on the podcast.George of course gave us a gardening fact about autumn leaves and did the intro for our guest.Chris told us all about his relocation to Guernsey, and what he has been up too.Chris also played our new game winner stays on a chose Gardeners world presenters as his subject. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Great to have a guest back on this week and what an inspirational lady whose garden has appeared on @gardenersworldtv last year.I love that she was inspired to dig up her lawn and create a beautiful garden made up of different mounds split up by gravel paths.I also love the idea of using milk bottles as low maintenance mini propagators to get your seeds growing.We also got a garden fact from George in his Christmas PJs again🎅🏻Join us next week when we will have another guest from the world of gardening 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight we had a last minute change of schedule so me and Jamie thought we would just have a good chat about what we have been up too and what’s going on in our gardens.George gave us a gardening fact about sunflowers 🌻 Thanks everyone who joined in with our chat live 👍🏻Join us next week and we will hopefully have a guest to chat too 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wow what a lovely chat all about mushrooms 🍄‍🟫 it’s an ever expanding subject and one that has such an important role in soil health and can add an extra harvest to your veg beds!We love chatting to people who have absorbed as much as they possibly can about a subject and want to pass on that knowledge to other people.George of course gave us a gardening fact all about mushrooms in space 🚀Thanks everyone for watching and listening! Join us next week for another plantastic guest! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Returning guest from 541 days ago and I can’t believe it’s been that long! We always learn so much and get so much inspiration from Anjee I love her passion for preserving and growing as much of her own food to provide her family with organic goodness.I need to make some of those fruit winders now that’s my mission for the week watch this space I’ll try to have some for next weeks episode.We of course got a garden fact from the ever bubbly George.Join us next week for another fantastic guest 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Absolute pleasure to speak to Oliver who has created a fantastic product and is trying to establish a business to fund his gardening dreams.I am always impressed inspired by people who have ideas and actually manage to make them a reality!Loved hearing about his core memories of gardening with his dad as a child.Oliver was also the first person to answer Winter for his favourite season in the lightening round.And what a name drop @damemaryberry We of course got George’s gardening fact all about #bongleweed Thanks everyone for listening and watching, join us next week for another fantastic guest 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Who else is inspired to go and set up a community garden after that wonderful chat with the lovely Victoria.So amazing how a community garden can bring so many people together and make so many connections and opportunities!I loved hearing everything Victoria has achieved and created.We of course got a gardening fact from George, this week about Dahlia. We also got a Hamilton the tortoise 🐢 update.Join us next week for another fantastic guest from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight we had the master of the Sunday Stroll Mike, who told us all about his journey in to gardening and how he transitioned from an office job to a full time gardening job. Mike also told us all about the @gdnmediaguild that he co chaired and chaired for 3 years. He was recommended for the position by another former guest of the podcast @tamsinwesthorpe He also shared his fab memories from his time working with the_carol_klein George couldn’t contain his excitement about our new pet tortoise 🐢 Hamilton, he even gave us a gardening fact about what tortoise eat from the garden. And created a new #bongleweed Join us next week for another fantastic guest from the world of horticulture, thanks everyone for watching and listening 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight we talked to the wonderful Leigh about his journey in to gardening, what he has been up to, what he has planned. We also got a few Lee and Leigh exclusives! It was good of Leigh to also talk at length about his mental health struggles and how he has learnt to deal with those challenging times.I can’t wait to see what Leigh does next.We also got a fab gardening fact from George and he told us all about his birthday.Thanks everyone for watching, join us next week for another awesome guest 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We made it to episode 100 of our little podcast and what an episode to have to celebrate the milestone 🍄Marlow is a mushroom oracle absolutely fantastic knowledge of what we can find growing in our local environment.I can’t wait to check out his books which you kind find on his website linked in @wildfooduk profileGeorge of course gave us a gardening fact and couldn’t contain his excitement about his birthday tomorrow!Thanks everyone for watching join us next week for another brilliant guest! 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight we had a chat and a walk around our plots to show what’s doing well and surviving the tricky growing conditions this year.Jamie has lots of fabulous tomato plants and the ones outside were growing better than the inside ones.Marc’s squash arch is the best ever and the new veg garden is full of all sorts of vegGeorge gave us his gardening fact of course.Thanks for watching and join us next week for episode 100!! 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fab chat with Louise about her journey in to gardening after starting a career in baking and falling in to creating cooking content whilst following her heart growing her own produce.George gave us a fab gardening fact about Bees And we talked as always what we have been up to this week and what we are havesting from the veg garden at the moment.Thanks everyone for watching join us next week for another guest from the world of horticulture. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We had some serious technical issues with this episode but thankfully we got there eventually but unfortunately it's not all in one place like usual. I have managed to piece it all together for the podcast release on Friday.But I think I have managed to post it in 15 minute sections so anyone who only watches it on here can see it all.Thank you so much to Andy for his time and patience, I have followed Andy for years and watched his herb empire grow from strength to strength. It was a pleasure to have him on our podcast.llove @urbanherbsuk mission to bring new and unusual herbs to people who wouldn't usually discover them.We also got George's gardening fact this week about Venus fly traps.Marc and Jamie also told us what they have been up to this week in the garden. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

So tonight we had a bit of a myth busting special trying to dispel some of the silly myths that people think will help them garden better.It’s always an educational episode when we have Becky on she is a font of a lot of knowledge.We got a topical Wimbledon related gardening fact from George who also showed us his swimming badges.Join us next we for another awesome guest from the world of horticulture 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joining us on this episode was Dan who is a Landscaper and Designer with over 30 years of experience.I love that Dan has such great ethics and he has incredibly high standards that he expects everyone working for him to uphold so that the clients get the absolute best finished product.If you don’t follow Dan give him a follow he is always making everyone laugh 😆 George of course gave us an update to what he has been up too in the garden and had a great fact about Orchids 💚Join us next week for another fantastic guest! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You won’t find a more wonderful human than Izzy he absolutely oozes passion for horticulture.I absolutely loved hearing about Izzy’s upbringing in South Africa and how his parent grew so much food for their family.If you don’t follow Izzy go give him a follow, you won’t be disappointed he shares want gets him excited about plants from such a unique prospective, the world would be a better place with more people like him in it.George of course gave us a great heat related gardening fact and told us all about his shop and his chaos beds.Join us next week for another fantastic guest same time same place! 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fab to talk to someone with such a wealth of experience in the world of horticulture and has won some amazing award for his garden designs at Chelsea Flower Show.I loved hearing about how much exposure a charity gets for sponsoring a garden and usually end up making a lot more money than they have spent.I absolutely love how we get to talk to people we have never met on this podcast and we can have an hour long conversation like we have been friends for years! Gardening is such a wonderful thing.We also got George’s weekly gardening fact this week about Butterfly’sJoin us next week same time same place when we will be talking to the enigmatic @for.plantssake 💚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.