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and my old friend who lives in the Netherlands, who is Dutch Green Von Boxtel,

who you met last week because we did a podcast episode on bulbs in grass.

And I've come back to Green again this week to talk to her about bulbs in woodland.

Because to be honest, I know few gardeners.

In fact, I really don't think I know any gardener that knows more about bulbs, particularly about naturalising gardeners. In fact, I really don't think I know any gardener that knows more about bulbs,

particularly about naturalizing bulbs than Corrine. And I've been going to Holland with her

maybe now for about 15 years and she's taken me to the most wonderful gardens. I was inspired

by Great Dixter and the incredible naturalised bulbs there. And I've seen

similarly beautiful sites, which I'm sure Queen will talk about in our talk. So welcome, Queen.

It's lovely to have you back again. Thank you, Sarah. I'm happy to be back again. Oh, good.

So we're going to do the similar format that we've done, which I know

lots of the listeners like, which is our 12, well, not our, uh, Kareen's 12 favorite bulbs for naturalizing

in shade, basically. So whether it's at the bottom of the hedge, under a tree in your garden, or even if you've got a more expansive area and you've got perhaps a little area of woodland,

these are the bulbs that Corrine really recommends for planting now in the autumn

to look fabulous next spring and for many, many springs after that.

So, Corrine, what is your number one?

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