In this weeks episode of Master My Garden podcast John is joined by Oliver Schurmann Mount Venus Nursery. Oliver and Liat Schurmann run Mount Venus nursery a specialist nursery in Dublin. The plants sold by Mount Venus are predominately grown onsite and they have a great reputation for growing a great plants and giving great planting advice. Mount Venus's  selection of plants is huge from the mainstream to some more unusual all grown to be hardy and ready to grown. As Oliver puts it they are glad to leave the nursery because they treat them a bit mean. This means that when they hit your soil they can burst into growth with little to no shock.

In this episode Oliver gives some great planting advice, highlights some planting combination and some of his favourite plants for autumn interest. Its a great chat with lots of information to help you Master Your own garden. 

You can contact Oliver and Mount Venus Nursery through their website
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