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to discover even more. Welcome to Grow Cook-E-Torange, the podcast of me and a frequent guest, Josie Lewis, who's a head gardener at Purchill. Welcome, Josie.

Rorney. Hello.

It's a pretty, pretty Drish morning, I would say, good Scottish word.

Very, yes, yeah.

But we're going to do a couple of episodes, one this month and one next month, so one for March and one for April,

on really the sort of behind the scenes goings on for propagating really, mainly for the Cutting Garden with my

new book out this spring, but not only. And so we thought Josie would be the best person to lead

on that. Rebecca Cocker, who's actually our propagator, is not here today, but Josie and her work very closely together

and I work very closely with both of them. So we're going to just give you any sort of tips and

tricks of the things that we're sewing now, how to do it, to succeed and just chat away.

And then again, we're going to do the same in April about moving them on.

You know, so what we do at the next stage, how we prick things out,

a sort of bit on plant physiology a little bit, what we're sowing later,

so sort of mid-April onwards, that kind of thing.

So, Josie, do you want to kick off?

Should we start with our list and as we go through, just give the tips that we think are particularly relevant to.

These are kind of 12 favourite plants for sewing in March?

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