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Welcome to Grow Could Eat Arrange, the podcast of me, Sarah Raven and my mate Arthur Parkinson.

Today, we're going to do something that we've done a few times before, which is go through

both of our passionate individual favourites in the range that we currently have available so in our spring season

and we're flicking through the catalogue but obviously it's a kind of mainly online range anyway

but to really highlight what we feel are the totally exceptional outstanding things and why?

So over to you, Arthur, your first number one.

Well, obviously, I'm probably biased from my first choice,

but it's one of our daily collections.

It's the Arthur's Doorstep Collection. Yeah,

good choice. And it honestly would be my four desert island tubers. They're just all of them

packed full of nectar, the foliage, particularly of Bishop of Auckland and what's in

Matilda, a very dark and rich, totally tangerine, one of the most floriferous dahlias that we've ever grown.

And then you've got solomon, which is the largest of this collection. So I'd grow this

collection in a big tin bath. I'm going to grow it this year when I've salmon in the middle

and then all the others eclipsing it because solomon's the largest. And I'm going to plant

it with Pannicum's sparkling fountain and that'll

be that and I know that it will start to flower if I pop them all up in March the first one to flower

totally tangerine ideally from probably the second week of June I'd expect buds to be on that

and then that will flower right until the first hard frost and as I've said they're all really

brilliant for pollinators so that's my favourite collection but across from that is a collection that

I'd probably combine with it actually or have in a large pot echoing it as its neighbour it's the

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