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Hello everyone. Hi, I'm Kevin. I'm the content director here at BBC Gardner's World

magazine. It's a real pleasure to see you. I hope you've had a good day. So, without further ado,

should we get Francis to actually come on the stage rather than lurking that. There we are. Big cheer.

Come on, Francis. How are you come?

Hello. That was a woot. a proper woof. We like that.

Take a seat. Take a seat. We're at the autumn fair and we're going to be talking about all the jobs that we should be doing this autumn.

In the autumn. Yes. Very busy time. And I don't know about everybody here, but I kind of feel

like the summer, the last few weeks that we've had, as long as you're sort of on top of the watering,

you can kind of let the garden do its thing. Yeah. But we feel on the cusp of a load of activity. Would you

agree? Yeah, I would agree. There's definitely a lot of tidying that

feels like it wants to happen now. But also I'm not sure I'm ready for autumn yet. I've really

enjoyed this summer. So I'm sort of hoping it goes back. But it's not. We actually have quite an

early autumn because we've had such a lot of heats like all the black breeze,

depending where you are in the country, they're perfect in Scotland now, but they're kind of over

where I am in Devon. So we kind of are, we're there really. So it's time to start thinking

about the jobs for autumn, really. And you don't have to do everything in autumn. I think

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