A popular question to the World Radio Gardening team is ‘what’s the difference between fibrous and tuberous begonias?’ And how do you look after them? Ken Crowther and Geoff Hodge discuss this and other questions from the World Radio Gardening post bag.

A popular question to the World Radio Gardening team is ‘what’s the difference between fibrous and tuberous begonias?’ And how do you look after them? Ken Crowther and Geoff Hodge discuss this and other questions from the World Radio Gardening post bag.

A popular question to the World Radio Gardening team is ‘what’s the difference between fibrous and tuberous begonias?’ And how do you look after them? Ken Crowther and Geoff Hodge discuss this and other questions from the World Radio Gardening post bag.

Essex bee farmer Mike Coe says it’s been a good year for honey, despite hives being lost through wasp attacks. He told Peter Holmes that it has been a bit of a blow for bee farmers but they’ll bounce back by splitting hives and starting again.

Essex bee farmer Mike Coe says it’s been a good year for honey, despite hives being lost through wasp attacks. He told Peter Holmes that it has been a bit of a blow for bee farmers but they’ll bounce back by splitting hives and starting again.

Essex bee farmer Mike Coe says it’s been a good year for honey, despite hives being lost through wasp attacks. He told Peter Holmes that it has been a bit of a blow for bee farmers but they’ll bounce back by splitting hives and starting again.

Essex bee farmer Mike Coe says it’s been a good year for honey, despite hives being lost through wasp attacks. He told Peter Holmes that it has been a bit of a blow for bee farmers but they’ll bounce back by splitting hives and starting again.

Now that summer has passed the garden can start to look a bit drab. To inject some much needed colour into the garden Writtle College lecturer, Tom Cole plans to tackle his containers. The geraniums have been removed and are being replaced by Forget-Me-Nots.

Now that summer has passed the garden can start to look a bit drab. To inject some much needed colour into the garden Writtle College lecturer, Tom Cole plans to tackle his containers. The geraniums have been removed and are being replaced by Forget-Me-Nots.

Now that summer has passed the garden can start to look a bit drab. To inject some much needed colour into the garden Writtle College lecturer, Tom Cole plans to tackle his containers. The geraniums have been removed and are being replaced by Forget-Me-Nots.