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Now summer's really here. Today we bring you garden walks, wisteria, and wasps. Are they really all bad? All this and much more coming up in today's RHS gardening podcast. I'm Jenny Bowden,

one of the RHS's team of garden advisors. This June,

the garden has literally burst into life, the bindweed leading the charge, I'm sorry to say.

The weather really has been our friend and our foe this spring and summer so far. We've had freezing

temperatures, followed by rain, and then the warmest May since

records have begun. What this means for all our garden plants is plenty of blooms and lushness.

And predictions are that the good weather will continue. So it's perfect for nurseries preparing

displays for Hampton Court and Tatton Park flower shows,

and perfect for visitors for an idyllic day out at the shows. Here at Wisley, the new garden

developments are progressing rapidly. We went to speak to the teams to see how some of the key

projects, the Wisteria Walk and the Heather Garden are coming along.

I'm Emma Allen and I'm garden manager for formal and decorative display.

We are standing at the entrance to Wisteria Walk, which is our 75 metre long wisteria tunnel,

which has been opened this year and it's got lovely utopiary outside of it as well we call it our topiary gallery so there are 20 individual unique pieces

of taxes topi so there's ones that look like helter-skelters there's some that look like the queen

of hearts from alice and wonderland and we finally planted wisteria on the tunnel as well.

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