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Hello and welcome back to the Royal Horticultural Society Gardening podcast.

I'm Jenny Bowden.

Coming up in this edition, we escape from the wet and windy weather of February into the warmth of the Lindley and Lawrence Halls in London

to bring you some highlights from the recent early spring plant fair.

As ever, it was an extravaganza of colour with snowdrops and syclement, a virtual winter walk

and fascinating workshops to entertain and inspire visitors of all ages.

Hello, I'm Naomi Slade. I'm a journalist, designer and author of The Plant

Lover's Guide to Snowdrops, and we're here at Vincent Square at the RHS Early Spring

show, and I've been doing a talk on the Winter Garden with a special focus on snowdrops.

I've always been interested, I've always absolutely loved them. My initial interest was because on the 14th of February I used to go out in the dark in my pajamas

and pick a little posy of snowdrops for my mother on Valentine's Day.

And I always knew that these ones which had come up from Somerset with my grandmother

were in flower a good two or three weeks before the little local ones

which carpeted the orchard would be barely showing by that point. So my interested snowdrops

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