If you could create your dream garden from pieces of all of your favourite places, and if you could grow any plants in the world, what would you choose? Who would you have as your imaginary head gardener, or garden designer? In Talking Gardens, the podcast from the team behind Gardens Illustrated, host Stephanie Mahon asks the great and the good of the gardening world to construct their ultimate f... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | Home & GardenLeisure |
This time, Steph is talking to Tom Coward, head gardener at Gravetye Manor garden in Sussex. Now a luxury hotel, it was once the home of gardener and writer William Robinson, who dominated the Victorian gardening scene with his books The English Flow... more
Horticulturist, author and garden journalist Alys Fowler joins Steph to discuss her dream garden and her new garden in Wales. She discusses the importance of ‘living with your rubbish’ and gives her perspective on rewilding, as well as revealing why ... more
James Hitchmough, planting maestro and Emeritus Professor of Horticultural Ecology at the University of Sheffield joins Steph to talk about his dream garden, and his own new garden he is creating in Somerset. James discusses all the places he has tra... more
Jo Thompson, award-winning garden designer, joins Steph to talk about her fantasy garden. From her love of roses to her penchant for romantic gardens and her love of Italy, where she spent a lot of time as a child, in this episode we discover more ab... more
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While recovering from surgery I discovered your pod and fell in love and in inspiration. I could sit in my garden, listen to the possibilities, and redesign my garden. I realized my garden is pretty special but with some tweaks I can make it extraordinary. Thank you and congrats on a wonderful podcast 👏👏👏👏👏
Absolutely loved this episode. Having read all of his books, it’s so exciting to hear him speak so highly of North American native woodland plants. Living in Canada, it fills my heart to hear that he is so fond of them. Terrifically excited to hear about his plans for the Beth Chatto Gardens.
The Podcast guests are interesting, some are my gardening hero's and I would have liked to listen to more but the adverts attached to these podcasts are shoddy brands. Businesses that do not reflect well on the Garden Illustrate brand. You would never see these adverts within the magazine, so why have them on your associated podcast? Gardening takes us out of the busy world we live in. Then you come to listen to your gardening hero on a podcast, to be reminded that I need weight loss and burger... more
Loved this podcast until the recent one with Jo Thompson where a huge portion of the podcast consisted of gender politics rather than gardening/design. This episode left me feeling rather downcast about my future in garden design from a female perspective. Focus more on horticulture please.
I may not be the target audience (as a fairly young American listener), but I adore this podcast. The host asks great questions of guests and facilitates a spirit of learning. Many of the plants discussed are ones I can’t grow in my area of the southeastern US, but I enjoy the insights all the same. Thank you!
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Exploring the imaginative realm of gardening, this podcast invites esteemed gardeners and designers to share their vision of the ultimate dream garden. With conversations filled with inspiration, each episode focuses on how personal experiences and favorite places shape these unique garden concepts. The blend of horticultural expertise and creative fantasies showcases not just the practical aspects of gardening but also the emotional and philosophical connections people have with their green spaces. This podcast stands out by marrying practical gardening advice with whimsical creativity, appealing to both professionals seeking inspiration and enthusiasts eager to dream big about their outdoor spaces.
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Recent guests on Talking Gardens include:
1. Alys Fowler
2. Callie Hamilton Stove
3. Dan Pearson
4. Manoj Malde
5. Tom Massey
6. Jo Thompson
7. Carol Klein
8. Tom Coward
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