Our Plant Stories - digging into the stories that plants tell us about people and places. This is a new podcast that will be sharing personal stories about plants. Plants often root us, perhaps to a garden, a country, or maybe to a person who loved them and taught us to love them too. By sharing these stories, we will grow our plant knowledge through the experience, passions and sometimes quite re... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryLeisureHome & Garden |
Judith Kleinman had a Silver Birch tree outside her bedroom window when she was growing up. She now has three beautiful Silver Birch trees outside her back door in her small courtyard garden. But to understand why these trees are her plant story ... more
A short bonus episode in which David Gedye pieces together the story of how the Monkey Puzzle tree made its way to the UK and how it became so popular with gardeners in the country. more
David Gedye's mum told him a plant story when he was just 10 years old. It involved a very famous Monkey Puzzle tree and his great great grandfather, a head gardener. That story has led him on a lifetime trail, 68 years so far, to learn more about... more
When Andrea bought a new house there was a Monkey Puzzle tree in the front garden. She wasn't keen, it was marked down to go but 12 years later it is still there. Find out why in this Monkey Puzzle Plant Story. more
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I’m loving this podcast - such an apparently simple idea of blending personal stories with the story of a particular plant. Contributors are allowed to tell their own stories without being over-interviewed. Often the family histories are moving and show the power that gardening has in our lives. It’s well narrated and not over long. Each episode has just the right amount of enthusiastic expert input to set me off on growing plants that are new to me without feeling intimidated. Thank you!
Who knew that Hostas were edible!
I loved the podcast especially the expert giving tips.
lovely to have an in depth podcast about one particular flower.
A horticulturist in the making, trying to learn as much as possible. Sally really knows her stuff, hoping to start growing my own fig tree soon
Apple Podcasts | #236 | United States/Leisure/Home & Garden |
Apple Podcasts | #114 | United Kingdom/Leisure/Home & Garden |
Apple Podcasts | #136 | France/Leisure/Home & Garden |
Apple Podcasts | #138 | Italy/Leisure/Home & Garden |
Apple Podcasts | #249 | Germany/Leisure/Home & Garden |
Apple Podcasts | #39 | Ukraine/Leisure/Home & Garden |
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