I'm Kevin Smith from BBC Gardner's World magazine. There's a brand new event this September,

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My name's Meren, grower for Ginsters, and I'm looking for an onion masseuse to help me grow the best veg for those delicious pasties.

You must have, about ten years' experience, firm hands, but soft fingers, because we all know a relaxed onion is a tasty onion.

Ginsters taste the effort.

Interviews next Thursday in the onion field.

My name's Meren,

grower for Ginsters,

and I'm looking for an onion masseuse

to help me grow the best veg for those delicious pasties.

You must have,

about 10 years' experience,

firm hands, but soft fingers,

because we all know, a relaxed onion is a tasty onion.

Ginsters taste the effort.

Interviews next Thursday in the onion field. Hello and welcome to Tales from Titchmarsh, a wry look at life over the garden fence, with me, Alan Titchmarsh,

this time getting kids into gardening, the subtle way. Many years ago, about four decades, to be

precise, I thought I wanted to be a teacher. I considered applying for a teacher training course, but life took a

different turn and I ended up at Kew Gardens, creating staff training courses. This amounted to the

same thing, I suppose, albeit achieved via an alternative route. Sharing passions and passing on what I hope are useful skills have always

been the driving force behind what I do. But after a couple of years of teaching, I discovered

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