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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. Plant care, growing your own fruit and vegetables, pest control, garden design, and ideas for containers and small spaces.

Plus, expert gardening advice throughout the year.

I'm Jenny Bowden, one of the RHS's team of horticultural advisors, based here at RHS Garden Wisley and Surrey.

Coming up, expert RHS advisors answer your seasonal gardening questions we continue our series on

gardening essentials techniques every garden should master and equipment we should all own this time

we're discussing essential tools for the greenhouse and for house plant growers and as always the

latest news on RHS garden events across the UK. But first,

let's join the teams in the gardens and hear about some of the tasks they're undertaking this month.

I'm Douglas Mackay. I'm the team leader for fruit vegetables and herbs at RHS

Wisley. In the fruit garden I would say definitely the trained forms that we've got of

apples and pears and the vines that are around the fruit demonstration area looking

really nice. They're all looking neat and tidy after their summer prune a month or

so back and they're definitely something to look at and the herbs are still clinging on looking fantastic

over in the herb garden and you get some lovely smells especially on a cold morning

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