PlantNetwork Interviews

PlantNetwork Interviews

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PlantNetwork Interviews episodes

  • 08. Interview with Katy Merrington of The Hepworth Wakefield
    The gallery at The Hepworth Wakefield reopens on Yorkshire Day - 1st August - so to celebrate we talk to The Hepworth Wakefield's Cultural Gardener, Katy Merrington, about this very new garden, being open during lockdown (despite the gallery being closed) and why this garden offers something different to visitors.
    20 min
  • 07. Interview with Gary Long of Trewithen Gardens
    The latest episode takes a much needed visit to Cornwall in the excellent company of Gary Long, Head Gardener at Trewithen Gardens. Gary tells us about the exciting projects taking place at Trewithen as well as a career that has so far involved the planting of a tea plantation and an unofficial competition to become the longest serving head gardener at Trewithen.
    19 min
  • 04. Interview with Pamela Smith from the National Trust
    Pam Smith continues our series of interviews with horticulturists. It was a particular treat for PlantNetwork to speak with Pam as until 18 months ago, Pam was the PlantNetwork Administrator and hence knows a great deal about the PlantNetwork community! Pam is a very experienced horticulturist - find out more about her career, favourite gardens and the plants she can't garden without. Be warned - her enthusiasm is infectious!
    19 min
  • 03. Interview with Will Ritchie of the National Botanic Garden of Wales
    In this third episode, which falls just after the 20th birthday of the National Botanic Garden of Wales, PlantNetwork speaks to curator Will Ritchie about the garden, future plans and what plants he might take to a deserted island. Find out more about gardens and the people behind these gardens in this series - new episodes added every few weeks.
    18 min

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PlantNetwork interviews horticulturists about their gardens and their careers, as well as their favourite plants!