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HortWeek Podcast

HortWeek
Horticulture
Peat Ban
Chelsea Flower Show
Climate Change
CO2 Emissions
Peatland Restoration
Sparsholt College
Environmental Sustainability
RHS
Royal Horticultural Society
D-Day
Hort Science Live
Music Industry
Groundsfest
Integrated Pest Management
Sweet Peas
Dahlias
Green Spaces
UK Government
Houseplants

Welcome to the HortWeek Podcast where we bring you news and views on the most important topics of the day for UK horticulture professionals. For more visit www.hortweek.co.uk/podcasts.

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In the fifth of HortWeek's News In Focus podcasts, we take a deep dive on Groundsfest trade show, with technical editor Sally Drury, horticultural consultant Howard Drury and senior reporter, Rachael Forsyth.

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Welcome to the third of HortWeek's new stream of podcasts where we give the HortWeek take on the biggest news stories. This week editor Matthew Appleby, technical editor Sally Drury, horticultural consultant Howard Drury and digital content manager C... more

Welcome to the third of HortWeek's new stream of podcasts where we give the HortWeek take on the biggest news stories. This week editor Matthew Appleby, technical editor Sally Drury, horticultural consultant Howard Drury and digital content manager C... more

Welcome to the third of HortWeek's new stream of podcasts where we give the HortWeek take on the biggest news stories. This week editor Matthew Appleby and digital content manager Christina Taylor chew over the week's top stories.

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Howard Drury
Eminent horticulturist and consultant
Episode: Which horticultural products and plants won at Four Oaks, and why?
Christina Taylor
Digital content manager
Episode: Which horticultural products and plants won at Four Oaks, and why?
Sally Drury
Technical editor
Episode: Which horticultural products and plants won at Four Oaks, and why?
Neville Stein
HortWeek business planning consultant
HortWeek
Episode: Neville Stein on his 'life-changing' work and writing in horticulture
Richard Higgins
Director of Good Gardeners International
Good Gardeners International
Episode: Beyond plant pests & diseases? Richard Higgins on how going 'beyond organic' could revolutionise horticulture
Sheila Das
Head of Gardens and Parks at The National Trust
The National Trust
Episode: Tackling the myriad of garden challenges 'on a site-by-site basis' - with National Trust's Sheila Das
Andrew Poole
Skin cancer survivor, farmer and agronomist
Episode: Why horticulturists must ditch 'cavalier' attitude to sunburn and employers must step up - with Jason Daff, Susanna Daniels and Andrew Poole
Jason Daff
Representative from the Chartered Institute of Horticulture
Chartered Institute of Horticulture
Episode: Why horticulturists must ditch 'cavalier' attitude to sunburn and employers must step up - with Jason Daff, Susanna Daniels and Andrew Poole
Susanna Daniels
Representative from Melanoma Focus
Melanoma Focus
Episode: Why horticulturists must ditch 'cavalier' attitude to sunburn and employers must step up - with Jason Daff, Susanna Daniels and Andrew Poole

Hosts

Rachael Forsyth
Senior Reporter at HortWeek
Matthew Appleby
Editor of HortWeek

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 20 ratings
  • Excellent info.!

    Very thoughtful interview with Jekka! She brings up some great points about the way forward in hort. especially in the area of peat-free, watering, and seeds! Great podcast!

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Listeners praise the insightful discussions and expert perspectives on current horticultural practices, noting the relevance and practicality of the topics covered. There is a commendation for the ability to bridge industry challenges with actionable solutions, enhancing professional knowledge and awareness. Listeners also highlight the engaging guests featured in the episodes as a strong point.

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Neville Stein on his 'life-changing' work and writing in horticulture
Q: Can you single out one piece of advice that you found particularly valuable?
Neville discusses a specific column on succession planning that led to impactful changes for a couple running a nursery.
Neville Stein on his 'life-changing' work and writing in horticulture
Q: How did it all start for you?
Neville shares how he originally aimed to join the Royal Air Force but instead found his way into horticulture after being directed to a nursery job.
Bunny Guinness on Chelsea, peat ban, YouTube and horticulture careers
Q: What was the specific case you've been asked to be an expert on in plant theft?
Bunny outlines how a community garden lost a significant delivery of plants shortly after they were installed, highlighting the rising financial impact of plant theft.
Beyond plant pests & diseases? Richard Higgins on how going 'beyond organic' could revolutionise horticulture
Q: How do you see the future of your product?
Going towards mainstream adoption with scientific validation and collaboration with agricultural institutions to develop trials and receive funding.
Beyond plant pests & diseases? Richard Higgins on how going 'beyond organic' could revolutionise horticulture
Q: How can your system help with ash dieback?
The system produces beneficial fungi and bacteria that can revive trees affected by ash dieback, as evidenced by personal experiences with treated trees.

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What is HortWeek Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the vital and evolving landscape of horticulture in the UK, the content covers a wide array of topics crucial to industry professionals, such as sustainable practices, innovative gardening, and the impact of climate change. Episodes often feature prominent figures and experts, discussing cutting-edge research, educational efforts, and public-private partnerships that aim to improve horticultural standards and practices. Unique to this series is its commitment to addressing both the challenges and opportunities facing the horticulture sector, including the advocacy for peat-free solutions and the promotion of biodiversity in gardening. This makes it an excellent resource for those looking to stay informed on current trends and fut... more

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7. Andrew Poole
8. Jason Daff

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