This episode is sponsored by Guide Dogs. Guide Dogs is a charity that helps people with sight loss

live the life they choose. This time of year we can enjoy autumnal walks and swishing through

crunchy leaves, planning the veg plot, planting spring bulbs and spending time with friends

in a community garden. Now think how you would do those things if you lost your sight.

Guide dogs helps people with sight loss live the life they choose so they can fulfill their

ambitions, big or small, day in and day out. Being outdoors, exploring the world around us and

gardening is all about getting involved and trying new things, and so is a life well-lived.

By providing guide dogs, mobility training and other support services,

guide dogs helps people with sight loss from childhood to adulthood.

Because you don't just have to manage with sight loss, you can thrive with it, live independently, and live well.

Find out more about guide dogs' life-changing services or how you can support their incredible work at guidedogs.org.org.

Everyone deserves to live the life they choose.

Fulfill your gardening dreams and don't hold back.

Guide Dogs is here to ensure that people with sight loss can do just that.

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Keeping bees feels like the epitome of the gardening good life.

But what does it actually involve and how practical is it for the

average gardener? Hello, I'm Catherine Mansley from Gardner's World magazine, and I'm with the

cook and author Rachel DeTample to find out more about keeping bees, how we can all help bees in our

gardens, and some more delicious and unusual ways to use honey.

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