Ann visits the Chelsea Physic garden
It's not often you find a garden that was founded in 1673, as the Apothecaries' Garden. Ann was on a...
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Growing Trends : How we look at Food Tourism today
Ann and I interviewed John Stanley of John Stanley Associates recently about his new book, he jointly wrote with his...
Growing Trends : Heaven is a Garden
A few years ago I read a paper about how grasses 'moved' to music, then I read about the effects...
Growing Trends: Interview with Mel Bartholomew of Square Foot Gardening
There has been quite a revival or is it renaissance in growing herbs and vegetables at home recently ? The...
Are we rediscovering a sense of community ?
Today’s interview is really fascinating, our friends Bill Sosinsky and Rich Sapienza of Energime University discuss, coming trends, in particular...
Outdoors: Growing Trends – The Growing Potential for Algae Part Two
When we started this latest series of interviews with Bill Sosinsky and Joe Ravet we soon realised how important Algae...
The Growing Potential for Algae – Part one
Our interview this week is with Bill Sosinsky and Joe Ravet, it's all about the amazing properties of algae and ...
Outdoors: Growing Trends – Eat your Roses
It's that time of year again, as we move from Spring into Summer all sorts of tasty treats abound in...
Outdoors : Growing Trends – Do you suffer from Allergies?
It’s allergy awareness week in England . A subject that has become more and more important to my family over...
Outdoors : Growing Trends – School Garden Projects have many positives, you can hear many of them here
Is this really salad ? it tastes so good like this ! Ann & I were fortunate to talk to...
