Join us in the studio as we chat to Debz and Barbara Eagle about The Just Dirt Trust, and the work they do to support gardening in the community. We also chat about creative endeavours as the both Debz and Barbara are skilled artists as well!

Following on from our interview with Sue Heazlewood, this month we review two of her books, 'Tails of Tangleby', a children's story & cook book in one, and 'Everyday Recipes', a book of approachable and delicious recipes.

Meet Sue Heazlewood: gardener, cook, entertainer, and creator of Tangleby Gardens in Ōhoka, near Christchurch.

Sue transformed her classic country house into a vibrant haven of beauty and inspiration. Her stunning gardens set the stage for seven books, including three delightful recipe books for kids, all brimming with the joy of home and nature.

This month we review 'Secret Gardens of Aotearoa' by Jane Mahoney and Sophie Bannan, followed by 'Hands in the Dirt' by Leah Evans.

"Join us as we chat about peonies with Michelle Gurney of the Christchurch Peony Club. Find out more and join the Club online: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/GYzxV7YeKrEPaBYn/

Also a reminder about the Botanica Market coming up at the end of November! https://www.facebook.com/share/um9hSs5J7SwWFtyJ/"

This month we review 'Organic Vegetable Gardening' by Xanthe White, followed by 'The Herbalist's Kitchen' by Pat Crocker.

Join us for a rare programme where it's just the hosts - we chat about moving house, our spring gardens, and our planty plans coming up

Join us out and about at the Botanical Expo in Lincoln, and chatting with Hamish Brown, of the New Zealand Alpine Garden Society (NZAGS) about his experiences growing and working with various alpine plants.

This month we review 'Grow Herbs: An inspiring guide to growing and using herbs' by Jekka McVicar, followed by a look at 'The Kew Gardener's Guide to Growing Bulbs' by Richard Wilford.

Join us as we chat about spring bulbs (especially daffodils), and flower shows with David Adams of Templeton Daffodils.