Join the team from BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine as we share lively conversation about all things gardening. We’ll be exploring growing for health and for wildlife, success with homegrown food and flowers, making a thriving garden for you and your family to enjoy, plus how to green up your indoors, and much more. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or are just setting out on your growing journey, we promise you an enjoyable – and useful – escape into gardening with every episode.
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There were some really good tips in the houseplant edition, but why was the potential ecological impact of the plant or its growing medium not even touched on? Also, and I grant you this might be seen as more ‘out there’, might there be a case to argue that plants are generally ‘happier’ when they can share the ground, container or pot they’re in with other plants and organisms (though maybe not mealy bugs!)? Similarly, how might the absence of a gentle breeze affect the ‘mental health’ of a hou... more
I just soak up all of this wisdom. So thankful for the positivity and knowledge that you share here!
Really enjoyed episode 11 with Jaime Johnson! Would love to hear more in future 🙌🏽
Fantastic episode, loved hearing from the kids and how it’s impacted their young lives. How inspiring! More like this please!
Love this podcast, it’s so nice and informative!Unlike a lot of podcasts it’s not a sales pitch for online gardening classes. And everyone seems to have the attitude of give it a go and it’s very straight forward on the task at hand. Thank you so much !!
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BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine Podcast launched 3 years ago and published 203 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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