At the Turning of the Year: From Great Dixter to Tomorrow’s Gardens

At the Turning of the Year: From Great Dixter to Tomorrow’s Gardens

This week, we honour the stillness of winter and the returning promise of light as we mark the winter solstice. At this turning of the year, we reflect on the people, plants and initiatives that this new light brings into focus. We begin by stepping into the richly curious world of Christopher Lloyd, the influential gardener and visionary behind Great Dixter House and Gardens. His legacy is recalled by his former student and now Head Gardener at Great Dixter, Fergus Garrett. Nick Turrell then returns with his top 10 countdown of plants that changed human history. This time, Nick delves into one species that helped ignite a vast global industry, asking whether its influence has ultimately made our lives better or worse. Finally, a look to the future with Sara Redstone who shines a light on a pioneering initiative taken up by theRHS, focused on strengthening plant biosecurity, highlighting the vital work being done to protect our plants and ecosystems for generations to come. Host: Gareth Richards Contributors: Fergus Garrett, Nick Turrell, Sara Redstone Links: Great Dixter Protect your garden health Biosecurity at the RHS Defra list of authorised distance plant sellers

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518: Perilous pumpkins, ghoulish garlic, boo-tiful bats

518: Perilous pumpkins, ghoulish garlic, boo-tiful bats

It’s spooky season, and what better time to investigate three garden topics that are indelibly linked to Halloween. Pumpkins are everywhere, carved into grizzly expressions and displayed outside homes...

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517: How to feed birds, a turf masterclass, and another essential job for autumn

517: How to feed birds, a turf masterclass, and another essential job for autumn

As the weather cools and birds flock back to gardens, many of us enjoy putting more food out for them. But have we been feeding birds all wrong? How can we help our feathered friends without inadverte...

22 Loka 33min

516 – Incredible ivy, vegetable folklore and autumn planting essentials

516 – Incredible ivy, vegetable folklore and autumn planting essentials

Meet one of our most loved and hated native plants. You might think of ivy as a destroyer of buildings or a nuisance weed, but it’s actually just been crowned the most popular flower with pollinating ...

15 Loka 31min

515 - The Plant Review: Waxcap Wonderlands, ancient apples, and your questions answered

515 - The Plant Review: Waxcap Wonderlands, ancient apples, and your questions answered

A new season, and a new edition of The Plant Review, the quarterly magazine published by The RHS that delves a little deeper than the regular RHS Garden mag. If you prefer your plant stories and horti...

8 Loka 26min

514 - Plants for pollinators, dividing perennials, and no more cauliflowers?

514 - Plants for pollinators, dividing perennials, and no more cauliflowers?

So many jobs to do at this time of year, but not enough time! As we rush to garden centres and nurseries, you can make it easier on yourself by narrowing down your new plant choices to those which are...

1 Loka 34min

513 – Autumn gets real, root cuttings, and what do spiders ever do for us?

513 – Autumn gets real, root cuttings, and what do spiders ever do for us?

Head to the bottom of the garden this month and you might end up with a face full of spiders’ webs. Before you run screaming into the house, RHS spider expert Ben Brough offers an insight into why an ...

24 Syys 30min

512: Turf wars, houseplant MOT, and a final bulb of the week

512: Turf wars, houseplant MOT, and a final bulb of the week

Many listeners’ turf will have taken a bashing over summer, and now is the time to glow-up the green. RHS Garden Wisley’s Jim Millward shares his tips on how to get your grass ready for autumn. The ho...

17 Syys 33min

511: Saving drought-hit plants, the wildlife wonder of apples, more bulb inspiration

511: Saving drought-hit plants, the wildlife wonder of apples, more bulb inspiration

Is it dead? Or is it just sulking? That’s what many listeners will be wondering after returning from their summer holidays to find many plants exhausted by hot and dry weather. Horticultural advisor N...

10 Syys 33min

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