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Hello, I'm Kathy Clugston and this is Gardner's question time from BBC Radio 4.

So grab those secateurs, or sit back and relax however you like to listen and enjoy the next 45 minutes of great tips, advice and dubious horticultural humour.

Hello and welcome to Gardner's question time, your weekly gardening companion.

Today we are reliving the glitz and glamour of last month's Chelsea Flower Show, bursting as ever with creative designs, show-stopping displays, and

award-winning plants like Prunice Starlight, a flowering cherry with an unusual star-shaped white flower, which won

rHS plant of the year, although I actually fancy getting my hands on the

third-placed plant, Agavee praying hands, with a wonderful sculptural curved leaves tipped with rusty red.

Well, the GQT team was on hand once again this year to provide helpful tips and inspiration, this time from our stand in the Grand

Pavilion, right in the heart of the action and buzzing with visitors in search of ideas to take home to

their own patches. To help them, we held a series of potting shed sessions throughout the week with a team of

all-star panelists and today we'll be hearing words of wisdom from Bunny Guinness, Bob Flardew and James Wong.

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