This weeks garden question from George was all about how many seeds a strawberry have on them 🍓

Tonight’s guest hopes to inspire people to discover where their food comes from, and maybe choose a career in Agriculture. She is the host of Second Nature @second_natureuk a podcast celebrating the seasons, farming, gardening and the countryside. She also has a cute sidekick called Willow the Corgi.

So fantastic to talk to Lizzie all about her career in farming and how she has discovered her love for not just farming but growing food.

It was great to also talk about mental health which Lizzie has suffered from and gardening and nature help immeasurably.

Thanks everyone for watching and joining in, join us next week for another guest from the world of horticulture 💚

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We started as we always start with chaos and a gardening question from George. This week it was about bulbs.

Tonight we had a guest who’s mission is to help change the way we live as a society, he believes we should be growing food as a community and not relying on the shops.

I loved how Chay has found a connection to nature that has made his life complete and now he wants to inspire more people to break away from the systems that are controlling us all.

My vote is for him to be the next Prime Minister 💚

It’s incredible what you can achieve with a community, in less than 11 week they have created a growing space and are harvesting from it.

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Welcome to another episode, this week we are slowly baking alive in the dehumidifier formally known as United Kingdom, we start as ever with a chat with George and his famous gardening question. Who will win this week Jamie, Marc or will George stump them both.

Tonight’s guest is a geologist with nearly 40 years experience having working on projects all over the world.

He has now moved in to the world of horticulture to teach gardeners, farmers, developers, landowners, estates and horticulturalists in the biological/soil food web approach to

gardening and growing at all scales.

His understanding of the way mycorrhiza work in the soil is incredible our minds were absolutely blown, you have probably all heard the word bit maybe don’t understand the science behind it.

Thank you so much everyone who watched live or catches up after or waits for the podcast later on in the week.

Join us again next week for another guest from the world of horticulture 💚

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