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Summer Converations 2025

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  • 2025-06-03 15:39 event
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Summer Converations 2025
Embrace summer in the garden with a new series of the Summer Conversations podcast. Discover the scent of summer in my garden at Longmeadow, and how to make a garden that excites your senses. Learn to

Embrace summer in the garden with a new series of the Summer Conversations podcast. Discover the scent of summer in my garden at Longmeadow, and how to make a garden that excites your senses. Learn to grow veg, edible flowers and herbs, how to garden on a budget, and what it’s like to arrange flowers for the royal family. Plus, we’ll take you inside celebrity gardens and much more.

With new episodes every Tuesday and Thursday, subscribe now, wherever you get your podcasts, and never miss an episode.

Episode 1: Monty Don and savouring the scent of summer

Discover the sights, senses, and sounds of summer and how Monty's garden at Longmeadow comes alive at this time of year.

69. Ain’t no sunshine? How to embrace your shady, north-facing garden

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Observe where the light falls, and plant leafy, textural and woodland-inspired species to create a lush oasisI’m at the point in my 30s when everyone seems to be moving house – or at least trying

70. How to garden in spring (and the best tools for the job)

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This week: easy ways to refresh your outdoor space; colourful pick-me-ups; and the best espresso machines, tested• Don’t get the Filter delivered to your inbox? Sign up hereThe Earth’s orbit of

71. Autumn leaves: how to prepare your garden for winter more sustainably

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Now is the time to save seeds, give your perennials their autumn haircut and plant your winter veg. And why not try a green manure to nourish your soil?Change by degrees offers life hacks and sustaina

1. For the first time in my life I’m in charge of a garden. Is it too late to plant? | Ashe Davenport

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I envy people with strong opinions about this flower or that. They seem to know what they’re doing in life, what any of it meansGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailI’ve moved from the city

2. The best Father’s Day gifts: 83 thoughtful ideas for £50 and under they’ll actually want

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Forget whisky and golf balls: from a sleep mask to a pizza stone, a summer scent to a barbecue multi-tool, these considered gifts will make his dayDads can be tricky to buy for. They often have everyt

3. Foraging, harvesting and recipes

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Foraging, harvesting and recipes

4. Win a Tangier Mosaic Garden Bistro Set from Hillier worth £199!

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Hillier Garden Centres is thrilled to offer two lucky readers the chance to win a stunning Tangier Mosaic Garden Bistro Set, worth £199 each.This elegant set includes a stunning table and two chairs,

5. What fruit and veg is in season? A month-by-month guide

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These days we're all more aware of the benefits of eating seasonally. Not only do fruit and vegetables taste better when grown in season, but they're also often cheaper to buy. Eating seasonally is be

6. Houseplant clinic: has my yucca been overwatered?

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Yuccas are drought-tolerant, so excess moisture can lead to stress or root rotWhat’s the problem? My daughter has a yucca plant on her landing, and while the lower side looks fine, the taller s

7. Summer Converations 2025

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Embrace summer in the garden with a new series of the Summer Conversations podcast. Discover the scent of summer in my garden at Longmeadow, and how to make a garden that excites your senses. Learn to

8. From showstopping summer dresses to wildflower seeds: what you loved most this month

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We gave you eco-friendly lawn tips, a seasonal fashion edit, the ultimate guide to eye creams and more. Here are the picks that inspired you most in May• Don’t get the Filter delivered to your inb

9. Best plants for flowers in a shady garden, from the experts at Kew Gardens

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Shady areas of the garden can be one of the hardest places to get flowers to grow, so the species recommended for these spots are often foliage plants like heucheras and ivy. But it is possible to gro

10. Best self-watering planters and plant pots in 2025

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When you're growing plants in containers, whether indoors or outside, knowing how much water a plant needs can be a challenge, but self-watering planters and pots take a lot of that pressure away. The

11. Should back gardens be sacrosanct, or are loud phones and speakers OK?

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The series in which readers answer others’ questions on subjects ranging from flights of fancy to profound scientific concepts. This week, a neighbourly issueIt’s common these days for people to p

12. How to care for orchids

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Orchids are popular house plants and make a beautiful addition to house plant displays. Moth orchids (Phalaenopsis) are the most common type of orchid grown in the UK. Flowering over a long period, th

13. Country diary: A paradise inside four walls

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Tiverton, Devon: On days like this, there’s no finer place to be than in a walled garden, and this one is bursting with gooseberries, beans and buttercupsAny garden is a special thing, but a walled

14. Not all weeds are bad news – but these interlopers have no place in my garden’s veg patch

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I try to harbour small colonies of weeds in my plot, but growing vegetables is the priority and some wild plants are too energetic for the spaceI started my growing season late this year. Life got in

15. How to grow mushrooms

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Mushrooms are the fruiting bodies of fungi, and make an excellent substitute for meat, being high in protein, vitamins and minerals. Growing your own mushrooms at home is a great way to enjoy healthy

16. What is himalayan balsam?

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What is Himalayan balsam?Himalayan balsam (Impatiens glandulifera) is a tall, annual weed that grows so vigorously it's classed as an invasive non-native plant species. Native to the Himalayas, it was

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