If you want to learn about houseplants, your ears are in just the right place. This is on the ledge podcast. I'm Jane Perrone,

and you are listening to Episode 275. In this episode I talked to Law of Plants in Jars, all about

tissue culture, from acclimatizing plants to finding out what that stuff

they're grown in actually is. Plus, I answer a question about the elusive ever-fresh tree.

Greetings, plant lovers, how the devil are you? I am flipping exhausted. I don't know where

September's gone. If you find it, please give it back to me. But it's been a very busy few weeks.

And next week is going to be even busier. Lots of stuff coming up that I can't really tell you about.

That's convenient,

isn't it? And also the launch of my house plant gardener in a box product, which is published by

Skittledog. And this is a lovely thing to add to your house plant knowledge and display. It's a box

containing 60 cards,

each of them devoted to a particular house plant

plus a house plant care booklet.

I think this would make a very, very nice Christmas present,

along with a copy of Legends of the Leaf, of course.

So do check that out on my website, janeperone.com,

if you want to find out more about that.

It's available in North America and in Europe, so hopefully you'll find it easy to get hold of.

Thank you to Sandy and Aden, who both became Ledge Ends recently, becoming part of my Patreon community community and if you are part of that Patreon

community at the legend or superfan level there is an extra leaf number 117 featuring an

extra chunk of chat with this week's guest law from plants in jars where she talks about her

set up in her home her tissue culture lab and what

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