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Children's Gardening Coach: Dear Diary
By Children's Gardening Coach | Lee ConnellyLeisureKids & FamilyEducation for KidsHobbiesHome & Garden
Children's Gardening Coach: Dear Diary episodes
- SAVING WATER WITH THE FAMILY [Talk] #154LIVE from RHS Tatton Flower Show, I join United Utilities with ideas to save water with the family in the garden.20 min
- THE BIG RHS TATTON REVIEW [Review] #153I head to RHS Tatton Park Flower Show to bring you the highlights of the show.. what's been your favourite flower show of 2019.We're going to bring you the best of pod later in the year and id love to hear your thoughts.32 min
- GARDENERS WORLD MAGAZINE IDEAS FOR KIDS [Live from BBCGWL] #152We come LIVE from BBC Gardeners World LIVE talking through the kids ideas that have gone in to the magazine over the past months.Want to check them out? check out the past few months of the mag or just listen to this. Visually better in the mag lets be honest. Enjoy.35 min
- GET INVOLVED IN SCHOOLS GARDEN CHALLENGE AT RHS MALVERN [Mash up] #151Thinking of getting involved in the 2020 School Garden Challenge at RHS Malvern then listen to this! As we talk to some of the School kids that got involved in the 2019 challenge + we chat to some gardening winners!55 min
- DWG PODCAST with Ben Brace [Interview] #150We chat to new podcast host and podcast friend Ben Brace on his new DWG Podcast, plus we talk Landscape architecture, what its all about and how the podcast is. here's abit from their website.."The DWG podcast aims to explore themes of research, education and practice, ideas of place, health and wellbeing, landscape’s role in mitigating climate breakdown and biodiversity loss, re-wilding, green infrastructure and societal issues through the lens of landscape.Ben and Ed met way back in 2004 whilst studying Landscape and Garden Design at Writtle College University and have remained good friends ever since. Their careers have taken very separate but at times interconnecting paths, with both for example, having moved to Australia for a time and ending up working for different offices of the same company. Both Ed and Ben are Chartered Landscape Architects and have been working in the landscape industry for over a decade.Edward’s career in landscape was sparked growing up on his family farm and following his qualification in Landscape Architecture he has gone on to explore the industry from the perspective of everything from commercial master planning to niche residential spaces. Throughout his career he has remained true to his roots valuing the local and sustainable and has gone on to build a landscape architecture practice that centres around these principles. He and his practice are also interested in landscape's role in health and wellbeing and much of his design work centres around these concepts. He is interested in the idea that good landscape design can be both sustainable, healthy (for person and place) and unequivocally beautiful all at the same time.Ben has been involved in the Horticultural industry since childhood. His passion for plants was forged whilst working on his parents market stall, selling plants and flowers to the folk of Romford. This led to him studying for qualification in Horticulture before embarking on his landscape journey at Writtle. Alongside his firm grounding in all things green, he is also interested in ideas of place and locality, specifically within food production and agriculture in the urban/peri-urban realm." See more at www.dwgpodcast.co.ukThanks so much for the support on this podcast.. Even if you share to just one mate this week id be so thankful! Nice one. much loveLee25 min
- YEAR OF GREEN ACTION GARDEN at Hampton Court with The Sensory Trust #149We join Sensory Trusts Lyndsey Robinson in their show garden at Hampton Court Garden festival with their Sensory- rich family garden to promote the year of green action.20 min
- THE BIG HAMPTON COURT GARDEN FESTIVAL REVIEW [Family Edition] #148We review whats at this years festival for the family, and whether it really is a good show to bring the kids along with you.This podcast is supported by the amazing listeners who grab an amazing t-shirt.. sure. im not saying if you don't buy one then youre not amazing.. but y'know.. its up to you mate.. no pressure. want to be amazing? skinnyjeangardenerer.co.uk/shopCOMING SOON to the podcast.. Monty Don!!! SUBSCRIBE NOW to not miss out.40 min
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- CHARLIE BENTON is back! [Interview] #147Charlie Benton returns to the podcast to chat what he's up to and a future Chelsea garden perhaps? plus a bit of classic Brexit chat.. sure.. welcome back Charlie!Thanks for supporting the podcast.. do me a favour.. tell one gardening friend about this podcast.. nice one. thanks!20 min
- THE PLANT EXPERTS ARE BACK! with Lucy Chamberlain and Saul Walker [Interview] #146We speak to the Plant Experts Lucy Chamberlain and Saul Walker as they return to the podcast as the discuss what the were asked at this years BBC Gardeners World LIVE.30 min
About Children's Gardening Coach: Dear Diary
From the publisher's feed
Welcome to The Children's Gardening Coach: Dear Diary.
A behind-the-scenes look at the life of one of the UK's leading children's gardening educators.
Follow Lee Connelly, as seen on CBBC Blue Peter and BBC Teach, as he travels the UK and the world, inspiring children, families and schools to discover the joy of gardening.
Building on the success of his award-winning Skinny Jean Gardener Podcast—recognised by The Sunday Times and the UK's number one children's gardening podcast—Dear Diary offers a more personal glimpse into the stories behind the headlines.
From major national campaigns and international projects to the realities of family life and running a business, this is where the conversations continue long after the cameras stop rolling.
Expect exclusive podcasts, untold stories, friends, plenty of laughs, honest reflections, adventures, and the occasional gardening debate—all from the heart of an industry that's helping to create a greener future for the next generation.