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For me, Christmas is defined by its festive plants.

By the mistletoe we hang, the Christmas trees we decorate, the red poncettias in the supermarkets and the holly in our wreaths and table decorations.

It's a time of bringing a taste of the outside in

and turning our homes into an illuminated wonderland.

So as we approach the most festive time of the year, I wanted to share a recipe for a plant-filled

Christmas and one that also serves the health of our gardens and ecosystems.

In this episode, we'll be returning to Bristol with Naomi Slade to hear how she decks her halls with fingers from the garden.

We will then be making our way to the French A Christmas tree farm to get a feel for life at the busiest point in their calendar.

And finally, mistletoe. While she may have stolen a quick kiss under it at Christmas, did you know that this green stunner is actually a parasitic plant?

At the end of our program, we'll be exploring the curious world of parasitic plants,

including this festive favourite.

You're listening to Gardening with the RHS with me, Guy Barta.

We're sitting in the Royal Fork Gardens, which is a grade two listed,

rept in landscape in central Bristol,

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