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Hello and welcome back to the RHS gardening podcast.

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

Plant care, pest control, container ideas, growing your own fruit and vegetables.

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 here at RHS Garden,

Wisley, in Surrey. Coming up in this autumn edition, making the weather work for you, how to identify

the microclimates in your garden that could allow you to grow the plants you never thought would

survive in the conditions in your area of the UK.

RHS experts answer your seasonal gardening questions, including choosing plants for shade,

puzzling apple pests and a glut of green tomatoes.

And, as always, we have the latest news on the RHS events across our four gardens.

But first, let's head outside to find out what the teams at the RHS Garden Whistley are tackling this month.

I'm Bernard Bordman. I work on the fruit team at Wizzley and we're sitting in the fruit demonstration garden trying to think about things that we should be doing now in October

and perhaps a little bit of planning ahead for the colder months of the year. We still see that we have a few raspberries to pick

of our later autumn varieties

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