Episode 89: How to grow camellias in pots, dealing with trees near to buildings, apples and taking cuttings

Gardening with the RHS

Royal Horticultural Society

Home & Garden, Leisure, Hobbies

4.4 • 654 Ratings

🗓️ 18 August 2016

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

The RHS Advice team answer listeners' questions on camelias, acers and caring for trees that are close to buildings; plus we have seasonal advice on apples and an expert guide to propagating tender perennials. Plus an update on late summer events across the four RHS Gardens.

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0:00.0	Get your tickets for the greatest show in Earth at an RHS garden near you.
0:05.0	Where nature puts on an unforgettable performance of colour and fragrance.
0:09.3	The scenery changes many times in one season and our finest trees will happily play the part of.
0:14.7	The best hiding place ever.
0:17.4	Booth.
0:18.2	Put your day out of dreams in the hands of the experts.
0:21.6	It's the greatest show in Earth.
0:23.7	At an RHS garden near you.
0:25.5	Book tickets online for discounts plus under fives go free and under 16s at five pounds.
0:42.4	Hello and welcome to a blazing summer edition of the RHS Gardening Podcast.
0:47.0	I'm Guy Bata, the chief horticulturist at the Royal Horticultural Society.
0:53.0	As regular listeners will know, in these podcasts, we bring you features exploring every aspect of gardening,
0:56.8	plus seasonal advice from RHS experts throughout the year.
0:59.3	And this edition is jam-packed,
1:03.0	with practical topical advice about plant care, propagation,
1:06.3	and key jobs to tackle in the garden right now.
1:11.4	Plus, as always, we have details of RHS gardening events around the UK.
1:16.4	What I love about this time of year is that the real work is over for the year and to a very large extent you can take it easy and enjoy the fruits of the preceding labour.
1:21.6	It's true that mowing, watering, feeding, deadheading and harvesting still need to be done
1:25.7	but with the days short shortening the night's cooling
1:28.1	the sun lower in the sky plants are really growing much more slowly than they were in june and july
1:33.6	and indeed they're under less stress at last a tempo of the garden drops off and i can take what i feel is
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