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Tous les conseils de Laurent Cabrol pour entretenir fleurs, plantes et arbres. 

Tous les conseils de Laurent Cabrol pour entretenir fleurs, plantes et arbres. 

Tous les conseils de Laurent Cabrol pour entretenir fleurs, plantes et arbres. 

Join David Maxwell for the first Gardeners’ Corner of meteorological summer. This week, David finds out all there is to know about growing lavender in a northern climate from Moira Hart, who has acres of the perfumed plant in Wexford. Barbara Pilcher is planting in the dry shade ... Show More

Paul Zammit, Professor of Horticulture and Environmental Studies at Niagara College, on how to keep tropical plants healthy over the winter and much more. 

Dépaysement garanti dans cet épisode qui vous propose une découverte des plantes et des arbres du monde entier qu’abrite le Jardin des Serres d’Auteuil, aux côtés de son jardinier en chef, François Crueize. Intervenant : François Crueize : chef d’atelier au sein du service d’expl ... Show More

Today we get to talk with Miranda from Wildrye Farm about the heirloom chrysanthemums she grows and sells plugs of, and about her amazing farm in Bellingham, Washington where she specializes in sustainable, exceptional quality cut flowers and foliage! I ask Miranda about her care ... Show More

This week the Gardeners' Corner roadshow comes from the seaside town of Bangor in Co Down. On the panel Brendan Little and Cherry Townsend who answer questions from members of Bangor Horticultural Society. Lots of gardening advice on everything from the perfect plants for seaside ... Show More

Lisa decides to save her beloved indoor plant, Stanley 🪴, after noticing that his leaves have turned droopy. Her plan is to take Stanley outside, but is being outside really good for Stanley? Join this episode of Stories for Kids as we dive into the wonderful world of plants! We ... Show More

With the spring whether in swing, many perennials are starting to pop up in the garden. Paul Zammit, Professor of Horticulture and Environmental Studies at Niagara College, tells us why now is the right time to start splitting plants.