Oh, hello there. I didn't hear you come out. You're joining me today in my garden where I've got some beautiful petunias and as you can see here, some rose lilies. Welcome back to gardening time

with me, Sir Benedict Tanzan. And it's wonderful to have you here on what has been truly a very

fruitful summer for this wonderful garden. And some of you at home may be thinking, oh, it's not been

the best summer because it has been so rainy at times.

But of course, that is wonderful for our friends over here.

Lepetus scrotumus, which is, of course, a common poison plant.

And these are beautiful flowers that I like to sprinkle throughout my gardens.

And as you can see, they have this wonderful sort of lilac flowering at the top,

and then this lovely sort of spiky bottom.

And of course, if you come within even five feet of these things, they'll fucking kill you.

But they are so beautiful, and I always try to include them in my garden and over here we have some creeping moss going up the side of my greenhouse

and that is also flowering beautifully thanks to the unstoppable climate change

of which we simply cannot escape.

Now on last week's episode I promised I would show you how to make your very own soil

at home using nothing but water, a bucket, and human remains.

But before we get to that, it's time, as always, for YouTube and News the podcast.

Let's roll.

It's producer. Joe, Joe, Joe.

Yes, welcome back everybody to YouTube News the podcast.

My name is Benedict Townsend.

I will be your host, as always, and I'm grateful for it.

And if you were a little bit confused by that noise,

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