Have you discovered the Green Conspiracy's new garden planner?

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Music On The Ledge Podcast is back. It's episode 84 and I am your host, Jane Perrone. You know what? This week I don't know whether it's Christmas or Easter. It may be partly because I've had a week off the podcast and I'm not quite back in the groove yet. But it's also because in this week's show, we're talking about Christmas, Easter and indeed Thanksgiving cacti.

I've got expert grower Mark Preston on hand to answer my questions about the differences between these groups of plants and finding out

some top tips on how to get them to flower, not drop their buds and generally look fabulous in our

homes. This is actually the first part in a two-part interview because Mark had so much interesting

stuff to say that I'm bringing him back in episode 85 to talk about

the other members of the Ripsalidae clan, that's Hattiora, Ripsalis and Lepysmium.

Also in today's show, I'm going to be answering a question about spider plant babies.

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