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Hello and welcome to another edition of the RHS gardening podcast.

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

The garden is always changing and in September, one of my favourite areas is the fruit field, where literally hundreds of apple and pear cultivars are ripe, ripening or have already been harvested.

It's a traditional orchard brimming with lushness, ladders, crates, busy staff and a good labelling system.

It's not just the sights and sense of the orchard, but the names like winter banana,

pitmast and pineapple, that have their origins way back in the mists of time. So, a very much

an area of the garden that really rounds off the summer with a great crescendo of produce

that will last us well into the new year. Throughout the year, we bring you seasonal advice and tips from

RHS experts. We also have features and interviews about all aspects of gardening, from pest

control to plant care, garden design, environmental issues, wildlife and much more. Coming up in this

episode, Spring, Spanish, red or white, do you know your onions?

We discuss how to choose, grow, store and cook with this versatile vegetable.

We visit the stunning Wisley Rose Gardens to discuss rose care, fascinating new varieties to add interest and sense your garden,

and combination planting to bring out the best in his perennial floral favourite.

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