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Hello and welcome back to the RHS gardening podcast.

Each fortnight we bring your 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 Sean Thomas, Garden Visits Editor of the Garden, the RHS Monthly Magazine for Members.

Coming up in this edition, RHS experts answer your seasonal gardening questions,

including mysterious colour changes in hydrangeas, first aid for damaged lawns and tips for planting alien bulbs. Bring a touch of the moors to your garden with

heathers and as always we'll have the latest news on RHS events across our four gardens. But first,

let's find out what jobs the teams at RHS Garden Wisley are tackling this month.

Hello, it's Andrew Sosbury here, senior entomologist at RHS Garden Wisley.

One job to do in December is to treat your fruit trees with a winter tree wash.

And the reason you do this is to control the overwintering eggs of some of the fruit

aphids which can cause severe distortion to the leaves and the fruit in the spring. Now these fruit

aphids overwinter as eggs on the tree and the winter wash basically destroys those eggs. Now you do

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