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Hello and welcome to the BBC Gardner's World magazine podcast, brought to you by the team here at the magazine.

Join us as we chat all things gardening with the nation's favourite experts.

Trees are ever-present in our lives and have enabled us to connect to the natural world.

But should we be concerned for our trees with the changing climate and what trees can we plant

in our gardens for the

future? I'm Claire Venice and joining me is Tony Kirkham, MBE, British botanist and former head

of arboretum, gardens and horticulture at the Royal Botanic Gardens Q to discuss how trees are

adapting around the world to climate change. Hello Tony. Hello, Claire. Good to be here.

Great to have you here. It's been really interesting to talk to you about trees and the future.

You have travelled extensively in your career. It must have been quite an incredible journey for you to go on to see so many trees in the world.

I think looking back, I had the best job in the world, if you like trees. And yeah, you're

absolutely right of being all over the world, collecting seeds to grow trees, to replenish the

arboretum at Q and build that collection up to the status it is today.

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