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She very famously said that one of her pastimes was un-gardening

because she really liked to allow nature to take its own path

and the plants to do their own thing.

And I think for her having a garden where she un-gardened was something where she could have control by not having control.

That's Emma House, curator at the Garden Museum in London.

She's talking about British artist and gardener Jean Cook.

I wanted to start today's show off with the idea of un-gardening. In this case, Emma's talking about un-gardening as a form of freedom,

as a way of spurning the conventional formal ideas of what the garden should be,

to make way for a wilder, unrestrained space.

And what we mean by un-gardening isn't the antithesis of

gardening itself. Instead, it's about taking a new perspective on what tending the earth can look like.

It's about putting away ideas of should and must, and it's always been, and welcoming the new

and sometimes even the bizarre. And that's a fitting theme for today's show.

It's chock full of stories that force us to look at things with fresh eyes.

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