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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, growing your own fruit and vegetables, plant care, pest control, garden design and container ideas, plus expert seasonal advice on what you should be doing in your garden right now. I'm Jenny Bowden, one of the RHS's team

of horticultural advisors. Coming up in this edition, a galanthophile treat, a masterclass in choosing

and cultivating galanthus, otherwise known as snowdrops.

Propagating more than just parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme, expert grower Jekker Macbicker

gives a step-by-step guide to growing herbs from seed. And, as always, the latest news on

RHS garden events across the UK.

But first, let's hear what jobs you can be tackling in your garden in the next few weeks.

Hi, it's Bernard Bordman here from the fruit department and it's chilly weather but that doesn't stop us working out in the orchard.

We've still got lots of apple pruning to do so I would like to think that between cups of tea everybody else could be pruning their apples as well.

It's very difficult without seeing an individual tree

to actually say chop this bit off, leave that bit.

But the very basic things that you must concentrate on

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