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Hello and welcome back to the RHS gardening podcast. Hello, and welcome back to the RHS gardening podcast.

Every fortnight we bring you a mixture of features and discussions exploring every aspect of gardening,

plant care, growing your own fruit and vegetables, garden design, pest control and container ideas.

Plus, expert seasonal advice on what you should be doing in your garden right now. I'm Tony Dickerson, one of the team of horticultural advisors based here

at the RHS Garden Whistley and Surrey. Coming up in this August edition, we meet the experts

to find out about the beautiful Japanese art of bonsai, inspiration for summer activities

for families across the UK, including garden art, dragons and sword fighting workshops.

And, as always, advise on seasonal tasks to tackle in your garden.

But first, as regular listeners will know, once a month on the RHS Gardening podcast, members of the advisory team answer your gardening questions from around the UK.

So let's join my colleagues in the advice office to hear some of the queries that have been sent in this month. My name is Rob Sterling and I'm one of the horticultural advisors here at Wissly.

My name is Guy Barta and I'm on the horticultural advice team here at Wisley.

Polly Wiltshire has written him about her honeysuckle.

She's planted two of them, different honeysuckles, side by side. One's thriving and all's looking good, but the other, the leaves, are yellowing and they've got black spots on the lower parts of the plant. And Mrs Wiltshire is understandably puzzled about what's going on here.

Well, certainly the yellowing of the leaves, especially on honeysuckle, black spots.

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