
Bill Malins and Peter Brown from Buckingham Garden Centre talk about their gardening experiences, what to do in the garden, seasonal gardening advice and interviews with horticultural experts.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 159 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Home & GardenLeisure | |||

In this episode we suggest a couple of places to visit, some RHS partner gardens are open. Prebooking may be required so check with the gardens first. There is the Guided Swiss Garden Tour near Biggleswade and the Arley Arboretum and Gardens in Arley... more
In this episode Peter chats with Chris Collins from Garden Organic. Chris is currently the Head of Horticulture at Garden Organic and he tells us a little about what is going on in their 50th anniversary year. We learn why heritage seeds do so well i... more
Have you ever drunk the sap of a Tilia cordata or eaten a wild Garlic flower? In this episode learn about some unusual berries and plants and flowers you can eat. There are flowers to try which can make great colourful additions to the salad bowl or ... more
BBC Gardeners’ World Autumn Fair 11-13 September is at English Heritage’s Audley End House and Garden, Saffron Waldon, Essex
Harrogate Autumn Flower Show Newby Hall and Gardens, 18th -20th September
RHS Malvern Autumn Garden Show a celebration of ... more
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I’m a pretty new convert to gardening and growing flowers, so this podcast has become a really helpful resource for me. I learn something new every episode, and the two presenters are very easy to listen to. Definitely one of my favourite podcasts.
Very informative and helpful with growing plants and enthusiasm to grow different plants .
Love it.
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This show centers on practical gardening guidance from a Buckingham Garden Centre duo, blending hands-on how-tos with industry context and guest expertise. Across episodes, listeners get seasoned propagation tips, seasonal care, pest and disease management, and conversations with horticultural pros about product history, sustainability, and evolving garden-centre trends. The format leans practical and community-minded, often tying advice to regional plant availability, local events, and sponsor partnerships. A standout aspect is the blend of home-gardening guidance with deep dives into propagation, irrigation tech, and Chelsea Flower Show culture, offering both immediate tips and broader industry insights for enthusiasts and professionals a... more
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