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Why a dead hedge is a good thing, crazy shaped carrots and what to do with hard pears

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How to use colour with TJ Maher, the story of Portnoo Market Garden and making leafmould

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Colour therapy in Donegal, healing herbs you already have and Adam Frost's bulb of the month

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Autumn inspiration from the Gardeners’ Corner archive

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Home tips from a historic house, Meath’s Poppy Garden and growing plants indoors

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Colourful displays in Ballymena, sensory gardens and saving a Sarcococca

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How to feed your soil, special trees and Adam Frost's bulb of the month

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Gardeners' Corner summer special with Dan Pearson and Jekka McVicar

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Growing lavender, success with agapanthus and healing through gardening

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Plants that perform in drought, Adam Frost's bulb of the month, and gardening for hedgehogs

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Home-grown cooking with Mollie Cunningham, summer perennials and permaculture in the park

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Summer inspiration from the Gardeners’ Corner archive

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Creating new borders with Jimi Blake, growing redcurrants for skincare and Jason Ingram on photographing gardens

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Success with delphiniums, easy early summer cuttings, and peculiar plums

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How to grow olives and basil, cameraman vs bee and the garden legacy of a retiring Tyrone teacher

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Gardeners' Corner at BBC Gardeners' World Live, Birmingham

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Four decades at Tattykeel, cost-cutting propagation and soil health for community gardens.

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All about alliums, clematis cuttings, summer care for succulents and the best plants for moths

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Gardeners' Corner at Bord Bia Bloom 2026

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Gardeners' Corner at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026

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Dan Pearson on the value of gardening slowly, lavender alternatives and getting peonies to flower

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Sarah Raven and Shane Connolly on cut flowers, gardening with a disability and Adam Frost's bulb of the month

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Garden birdsong with the Nature Boy, giving berberis a go and cutting back camellias

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Celebrating tulip time, making pampass plume and preventing peony problems

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Gardening by the sea, Adam Frost's bulb of the month and celebrating 20 years of a garden trail

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Sensory gardens, spring tidy-ups, and opening the gates to the public

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The Road to Chelsea

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Getting rid of horsetail, alpine addiction and the artful gardener

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The best daffodils for pots, borders and lawns and easy crops for a mid-March harvest

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Castlewellan's walled garden reborn, Spring wildlife watch and Adam Frost's bulb of the month

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Chelsea comes to Strabane and the best plants for early spring colour

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Kew Garden's Orchid Festival, caring for moth orchids and kick-starting the season with early seed sowing

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Joy's Oasis, Valentine's Bouquets and a Catch-Up with Frank McCooke

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Moving Mount Venus, Adam Frost's bulb of the month, and Culmore's new allotments get going

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Celebrating snowdrops, princess-style pruning with John Massey and remembering Daisy Hill Nursery

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A year on from Éowyn, Winterwatch at Mount Stewart and must-have scented shrubs

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Must-have ground cover plants, outdoor exotics in Slane and Adam Frost’s bulb of the month

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Hamnet herbs, a plant playground in Ratoath and a tribute to Seamus O’Brien

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Season by Season with Gardeners’ Corner

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Kilmacurragh and the Plant Hunters

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Gardeners’ Corner Christmas Special 2025

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Merry Mistletoe, must have Mahonia and a winter walk at Montalto

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How to look after your Christmas tree, Adam Frost's shrub for December, and picking plants for the office

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Must-have heathers, Brendan’s back yard and coming up trumps with stumps

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Mary Keen, children who are keen and everything in between

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Sunken gardens, city sanctuaries and sodden shoes

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Must have maples, tulip time and making gardeners’ gold

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Finding balance in the autumn tidy up, pruning apples in winter and wildlife gardening at Iona Cottage

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Gardeners' Corner special: The wonder of trees

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How to grow prize worthy pumpkins, a mushroom mystery and bringing back the posh cloche

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Bangor’s dementia friendly garden, Narcissus ‘Gardeners Corner’ arrives and the mystery of the buried egg

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Autumn colour arrives, what to grow now and the backyard bargain garden

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Jane Austen’s gardens: A Gardeners' Corner special

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Creating a sunken garden, how to grow asparagus and the bush with a froggy smell?

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How to ripen your pears, the magic of the moving Mimosa plant, and Kumquat curiosity

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Greening the grey in The Burren, Adam Frost’s shrub of the month and have you got Ireland’s smallest mammal in your garden?

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Grow your own fly trap, Isaac Newton’s apple and the allotments with a view

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Getting a garden wedding ready, plants to cut down on the strimming, and Adam Frost’s shrub of the month

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How to get golf worthy grass with The Open’s greenkeepers, Is there an Ash come back? Foraging for micro nutrients

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Tickling your weeds away, Brockagh Woods wildlife garden and what to do with the kids in the garden this summer

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Gardeners’ Corner at 40

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Taking the work out of weeding, Portnoo Market Garden, and creating community in Culmore

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Chef Neven Maguire’s kitchen garden, reliable roses and a last visit to Kilcoan

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How to keep your plants watered while you’re away, Secret Gardens of Loughgall and Adam Frost’s Shrub of the Month

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Gardeners’ Corner live from Bord Bia Bloom 2025

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Gardeners’ Corner at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025

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Dominic West, Nigel Slater and Fergus Garrett kick off show season and a birthday bloom for Gardeners’ Corner

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The garden lost under a car park, taking on a mature garden and Adam Frost’s shrub of the month

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What to do in the garden this Easter, grow your own soap and the sensory garden in an industrial estate?

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The surprising secret to naturalistic planting…get the kids to do it and building community with big containers

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How to create your own spring spectacular, lessons from life with a living wall and Adam Frost’s shrub of the month

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The family adopted by bees, how to care for Camellias and what to grow under a hedge

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Colour combinations at Castle Ward, are heathers back in fashion? And plantsman Jimi Blake on his latest obsession with alpines

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Gardeners’ Corner Spring Special from RHS Wisley

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How to grow Dahlias, the art of stone walls and Adam Frost’s shrub of the month

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Could you have hidden treasure in your garden? Why alpines are the ultimate no-fuss plants and early spring with Jimi Blake

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Storm-proof trees, winter gems at Ardgillan Castle and getting your Amaryllis to flower again

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Growing soft fruit without a garden, getting going with sweet peas, tomatoes and chillies, Adam Frost’s shrub of the month

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Why you should eat the rainbow, how to grow hellebores and easy hedging

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Storm Éowyn, from rugby to raking, and searching for special snowdrops

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How to have happy houseplants, pruning gooseberries and apples and taking the work out of gardening

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What to grow for winter wonder, summer down under and the tidy grow tunnel that gets vacuumed?

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What to do in the garden when the temperature drops, Adam Frost’s Shrub of the Month and dealing with invasive Bamboo

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Season by Season with Gardeners’ Corner

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Gardeners’ Corner at Christmas

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Looking after your Christmas Tree, Perfect Pelargoniums at the Chelsea Physic Garden and Winter garden wildlife

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The best winter veg for small containers, bulbs lasagnes and Mount Stewart looks to the future

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Gardeners’ Corner Autumn Highlights

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Trees for small spaces, the magic of Medlars and the road to Chelsea begins

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How to make leafmould? Tulip time and a visit to Trinity College Botanic Gardens

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The lost gardens of Castlewellan? Blankets for bananas in Glenarm and how to do hardwood cuttings

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Are chrysanthemums back in fashion? Greenhouse growing over winter and Derry Watkins’ special plants

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Gardeners’ World presenter Adam Frost on his new garden and autumn trees at Brook Hall

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Gardeners’ Corner Roadshow from Coleraine

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Sarah Raven at Perch Hill and Tom Stuart-Smith at the Serge Hill Project

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The best bedding to plant now, irresistible irises and finding Fungi

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How to preserve your summer veg, an exotic oasis in Howth and perennial of the month

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Growing and using blackberries, a backyard botanics and broadcasting about gardening over the last 100 years

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Perfect plants for pots, the Quiet Garden and a remarkable life with trees

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Gardening with dogs, Ardán garden in Howth and spotty apple harvests