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🗓️ 2 November 2023
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How much do you know about the houseplant sitting on your windowsill? My returning guest this week, garden writer and houseplants podcaster Jane Perrone, is here to reveal the little-known histories of plants that have shared homes with us for generations.
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0:00.0 | Hi everybody, this is Joe Lample, the Joe behind Joe Gardner, and welcome to the Joe Gardner |
0:05.0 | show. |
0:06.0 | Today I'm speaking once again to UK-based houseplant expert Jane Perrone. |
0:11.4 | We've had her as a guest before in episode 178 with a focus on selecting and caring for |
0:17.0 | houseplants. |
0:18.0 | Well, since then, she's been hard at work on her newly released book, Legends of the |
0:23.0 | Leaf, Unirthing the Secrets to Help Your Plants Thrive. |
0:26.7 | I am here to tell you, even if growing houseplants is not your primary interest when it comes |
0:31.0 | to gardening, or even if you've just grown up with someone in your circle who had a house |
0:35.7 | planner to, stuck in a corner and left for dead, but it never died. |
0:40.6 | But those memories still live on with you, as they do with me, you are going to relate |
0:45.5 | to this podcast in a fun and nostalgic way. |
0:48.7 | This book brought back so many fun memories of many of the plants that Jane features |
0:53.2 | in her book, or perhaps growing houseplants is not your greatest gardening skill. |
0:59.1 | This book will help a lot with that too. |
1:01.6 | Jane Perrone has done a fantastic job researching the history of many of the most classic |
1:06.6 | houseplants, such as cast iron plant, Venus flytrap, Sansaveria, also known as snake plant, |
1:14.2 | and another name that is not very nice. |
1:17.2 | And another plant that is very popular today, Monstera, commonly known as the Swiss cheese |
1:22.4 | plant. |
1:23.5 | The history and stories on these iconic plants is fascinating, and I think you're really |
1:27.7 | going to enjoy this one. |
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