
Join Tim Smit, the Eden Project’s co-founder, on a journey of discovery as he chooses the best plants to take with us to a new planet, to help us shelter, eat and live.
| Episodes | 2 | Founded | 9 years ago | Category | Society & Culture |
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In the second of our series, we uncover that starchy little miracle the potato, the apple of the earth, the amazing Solanum tuberosum.
In the first of our series, Tim Smit embraces a plant which is arguably the most versatile of them all: bamboo.










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