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Gardeners' Question Time

BBC Radio 4
Horniman Museum and Gardens
Rhubarb
Daffodils
Dahlias
Ponds
Community Gardening
Gardening In Exeter
Biodiversity
Roses
Glasgow
Clay Soil
Horticulture
Garden Biodiversity
Water Features
Bogs
Sustainable Gardening
Worm Charming
Therapeutic Horticulture
Project Mushroom
University Of Exeter

A panel of horticultural experts answer gardening questions from a live audience. Recorded in a different location each week

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Latest Episodes

Is it possible to grow mushrooms on a living log? How do we control the spread of alder beetles in our garden? How can I remove wild garlic from a woodland garden?

Kathy Clugston delves into the rich Gardeners’ Question Time archives to unearth time... more

What trees are flood and arid proof that will still be here in a hundred years? How can I rejuvenate my gappy Heathers? What fast growing plants could we plant to hide a wall?

Peter Gibbs and a proud panel of gardening experts venture to the Whitwor... more

When do kiwis produce fruit in the UK? What plant cuttings are the panel most proud of propagating? Should we freeze our seeds in water before planting them in the ground?

Kathy Clugston and a powerhouse panel of gardening experts return to the icon... more

Why do indoor cyclamen develop sticky leaves? What’s the secret to growing taller sweet peas? And how can we make our gardens more fungi-friendly?

This week, Kathy Clugston and the Gardeners’ Question Time panel return to Claygate in Surrey, ready t... more

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Recent Guests

Bethan Collerton
Botanist and houseplant expert, nursery manager at Birmingham Botanic Gardens
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James Wong
Botanist and houseplant expert
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Matthew Wilson
Award-winning garden designer
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Joe Perkins
Designer of the King's Trust Garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show
King's Trust
Episode: Postbag Edition: RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Monty Don
Famous gardener and designer, involved with the RHS and garden design over 40 years
RHS
Episode: Postbag Edition: RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Bunny Guinness
Landscape designer and garden writer, involved with Horatio's Garden
Horatio's Garden
Episode: Postbag Edition: RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Duncan Boke
CEO of Fifth Sense, a charity focused on smell and taste disorders.
Fifth Sense
Episode: Twyford: Blueberry Dieback, Anosmia and Itchy Fingers
Dominic Weston
Organizer of the Shepton Mallet Snowdrop Festival
Episode: Shepton Mallet Snowdrop Festival: Anaerobic Digestion, Apple Maggots and Pyramid Orchids
Rachel Carson
Marine biologist and conservationist
Episode: From the Archives: Planting for Wildlife

Hosts

Kathy Clugston
Host of the gardening show and known for her engaging moderation style, bringing humor and warmth to the panel discussions.
Peter Gibbs
Host and well-respected figure in the gardening community, facilitating engaging discussions among experts.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 1.4k ratings
  • Adelaide Listener

    Love this show but not with Kathy clugston as chair. Peter Gibbs is just so much more professional & easy on the ear. Looks like now we are to be deprived of all old episodes sadly for the sake of the big dollar - or should I say pound!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Theokate
    Australia3 months ago
  • Gardening comfort

    So appreciate the host and contributors, the wit and wisdom of their gardening challenges and horticultural insights presented in a reassuring way. I also appreciate the many perspectives and cultural facets the presenters and audiences bring to the show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MichelleT2025
    United Kingdom9 months ago
  • One of my favorites!

    I live in the U.S. but absolutely love the humor and great gardening info. Always save it for a time I can listen uninterrupted!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    texas photos
    United States9 months ago
  • A Saturday must listen and a fair go please !

    So enjoy the guys especially Mathew

    Wilson

    The Yorkshire woman notcsyre if her name … is the bully she completely dominates and is loud and especially disagrees with Bob Flowerdew who I adore

    He always thinks differently from everyone else

    James is another fave of mine he thinks differently and he’s very knowledgeable.He is often totally bullied by the women too

    Come on Cathy do your thing and make sure all get a fair go please !

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mrs Bizzy Bee
    Australia10 months ago
  • Always pleasant

    I always enjoy seeing this podcast pop up in my feed. Lots of good gardening information and fun pleasant humor and interesting topics. Although I live in the US I still find the information helpful and original.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gaels123
    United Statesa year ago

Listeners Say

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The interactive format engages audiences, fostering a sense of community among gardening enthusiasts.
Listeners appreciate the blend of expert advice and humor, finding it both informative and entertaining.
Some criticisms mention occasional content straying from practical gardening advice to more abstract themes, yet the overall approach is well-received.

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Darley Dale: Flood Proof Plants, Hangry Heathers and Fast Climbers
Q: How can we get our wisteria to flower?
Try positioning the stems horizontally to encourage flowering wood and perform summer pruning to stress it, which can promote blooming.
Darley Dale: Flood Proof Plants, Hangry Heathers and Fast Climbers
Q: How could we create videos on our society website on a budget?
Use a smartphone to record local gardening experts sharing their knowledge, keeping the process straightforward and engaging without excessive editing.
Darley Dale: Flood Proof Plants, Hangry Heathers and Fast Climbers
Q: What would you recommend we do in our flood-prone and arid-prone areas?
Consider planting trees such as Liquid Amber and Ginkgo that can tolerate both wet and dry conditions to ensure they thrive for years to come.
St Austell: Kiwis, Proud Plants and Frozen Seeds
Q: When is the best time to prune aces?
Chris recommends late spring to early summer for pruning aces, as they might suffer dieback if pruned in fall or winter.
St Austell: Kiwis, Proud Plants and Frozen Seeds
Q: What plant cutting are you most proud of propagating?
Chris shares he was proud of propagating a citrus tree that was in the Guinness Book of World Records.

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What is Gardeners' Question Time about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast features a panel of horticultural experts answering gardening questions from a live audience, covering a wide variety of topics related to gardening and horticulture. Episodes include practical advice on everything from specific gardening techniques to broader ecological discussions, often embracing the unique horticultural challenges faced in different locales. What sets it apart is the combination of professional expertise and a lighthearted, engaging approach, creating an enjoyable atmosphere filled with humor, anecdotes, and community involvement.

Listeners can expect in-depth discussions on plant care, soil management, pest control, and the importance of biodiversity, as well as interviews with prominent gardening figures... more

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Recent guests on Gardeners' Question Time include:

1. Bethan Collerton
2. James Wong
3. Matthew Wilson
4. Joe Perkins
5. Monty Don
6. Bunny Guinness
7. Duncan Boke
8. Dominic Weston

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