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Where nature puts on an unforgettable performance of colour and fragrance to delight your senses.

Inspire your gardening adventures and entertain your own little stars.

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Hello and welcome to a scorching summer edition of the Royal Horticultural Society's gardening podcast, where we're immersed in the sight, smells and sounds of summer.

I'm Sean Thomas, Garden Visits Editor for the RHS. My role is to research and write about the RHS Gardens and partner gardens for the Garden magazine and for the RHS. My role is to research and write about the RHS Gardens and partner gardens for the garden magazine and for the RHS website. High summer is a really fantastic time to get

out and enjoy the RHS Gardens and partner gardens. There's water lilies carpeting lakes,

meadows alive with wildflowers and pollinators, herbaceous borders are really getting into their stride and of course there's roses everywhere.

If you've listened before you'll know that every fortnight on our podcast we talk gardens,

gardening and all things green.

Coming up in this edition, movable feasts, clever ideas for permanent gardens for temporary residents gardens

that move house with you ideal for renters and those on the go botanist James

Armitage continues his strange encounters of the horticultural kind with the next in

his series of audio portraits of some of the weird and wonderful plants in the gardens

at Wizzley and advice on gardening in a changing climate.

We visit the brand new RHS Chatsworth Flower Show

to see innovative approaches to garden design

that could help future-proof your plot

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