<p class="p1">In this weeks episode Ben ruins a York stone path, heaves some iron and reflects on horticultural lessons learned.</p>

In this weeks episode Ben ruins a York stone path, heaves some iron and reflects on horticultural lessons learned.

<p>In this weeks episode Ben ruins a York stone path, heaves some iron and reflects on horticultural lessons learned.</p>

#60 Adventures in the cosmos hole: red thread, ranunculus, obelisks and chalk

The Garden Log is an award winning podcast from Ben Dark, Head Gardener at an English country estate. Episodes begin with a review of events in the flowerbeds, meadows and woodland, before moving on to discuss horticultural matters more generally.

Ben is an ever-curious host who does not take himself, his job or gardening too seriously. A half-hour spent in his company is a half-hour spent far away from the myriad concerns of modern life.

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The Garden Log is an award winning podcast from Ben Dark, Head Gardener at an English country estate. Episodes begin with a review of events in the flowerbeds, meadows and woodland, before moving on to discuss horticultural matters more generally. Ben is an ever-curious host who does not take himself, his job or gardening too seriously. A half-hour spent in his company is a half-hour spent far away from the myriad concerns of modern life.

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