Time to get drastic with the dogwoods! Martin shows you that in order to get wonderful colourful stems in reds and greens and yellows, you must prune dogwood hard back - watch how and when it's done here!
Keep your saracenia in perfect condition by spending a few minutes following Martin's top tips!
We want super strong plants, so Martin shows you what to use to prick out your seedlings and some tips for how far into the soil to site the plants.
It's time for your TLC to be directed at the strawberry patch! - Martin shows you how to tidy things up ready for a bumper fruit crop of super strawbs.
We revisit the monster cooking apple tree from last year and show you the progress as well as the next steps to get this fine tree in even finer fettle!
Time to get some seeds planted in the greenhouse for a head start this season. We're using some peat-free coir compost from our sponsor Kings Seeds.
How to Prune Raspberry Canes and propagate any stray stalks!
How to Plant Cyclamen! We're sprucing up the borders this week with some hardy cyclamen. Martin shows you exactly how to get the most from these colourful plants.
Forcing a plant involves insulating it & denying it light with a cover so it starts to grow sooner. Follow Martin as he shows you how to do it with your Rhubarb.
Hellebores need some TLC at this time of the year, watch Martin show you exactly what to do with your garden.
Look at the incredible plants on display at the Sydney Royal Botanic Garden, a free attraction in Sydney Australia. Martin and Jill give you a virtual tour
As the Australian tour continues, Martin and Jill visit their first Australian garden centre and discover some peculiar plants, as well as some old friends!
As Martin & Jill hit the road down under, they've got a special job to do - the flowers for their daughter's wedding!
Martin's staying inside this week and spending some time answering your gardening questions!
Last minute gift shopping for the gardener in your life? Check out Martin's recommendations - plus if you want more ideas, check out this older video with even more gardening gift ideas!
We're on tour in Norfolk where we're visiting Plantgrow, makers of organic composts, liquid feeds and mulches. Martin gets shown the process as well as the end products!
Now's the time to prune your asparagus right to the ground to encourage super Spring spears! Martin explains exactly how to go about it.
For Beautiful Blooms from your Sweet Peas, plant them now in small pots and keep in a cool place. Martin demonstrates exactly how.
Plenty of time to plant tulip bulbs for gorgeous flowers in Spring - Follow Martin's simple step-by-step guide and you'll be ready in no time!
Its time to tuck up your tenders! Bring in those tender plants from the cold. Martin shows you how to treat plants like Agapanthus to look after them through the Winter period.
Creating a buttonhole explained by the Floral Media's Fantastic Paula Routledge on this week's P&T - Martin takes on the challenge - let us know how you think he did!?
Even though it's Autumn/Fall, Here are Four Veggies You Can Plant NOW! Martin demonstrates exactly how you can plant these 4 veg to get lovely crops.
Spot the 'deliberate' mistake in this video about wonderful Autumnal colour in the garden.
This wonderful and gigantic bulb is bursting with beautiful blooms. Martin shows you how to plant it to be able to enjoy in a few months time.
The reasons you should scarify your lawn are many. Here Martin explains the benefits as well as gives you a couple of ways to do it. Many thanks to our sponsor Cobra Garden for providing the mechanical scarifiers for this video.
Find out all about how to grow these delightfully delicate flowers that originate from South Africa. Martin catches up with Steve Hickman from Hoyland Plants, a specialist in South African plants.
Create brand new pelargoniums for free whilst taking good care of your existing plants. Martin shows you how to prune your pelargoniums and use the clippings to propagate some new plants.
Martin shows you how to pick beautiful bulbs and demos planting them up as a 'lasagne' that will last months!
Everything you ever needed to know about Streptocarpus and a gallery of lots of different varieties for you to choose the next plant in your collection!
It's time to sow the seeds for super spring cabbage in your garden!
Chilli peppers are hot at the moment! Whether it's red hot spice, sweet bell or ornamental there's something about this lovely little plants! Martin meets Amrit from South Devon Chilli Farm to get some inside info!
We're checking on the border perennials this week as Martin shows you how to look after them for bags of flowers and long term goodness.
We meet two gold medal winning garden designers who are just beginning their design careers - Martin finds out how Callum Corrie and Ashleigh Aylett are ones to watch!
After a spate of questions about tomatoes including 'should we cut all the leaves off?' Martin wants to clear a couple of things up.
Heucheras are distinctive plants with spire-like flowers and attractive leaves. We talk to Vicky Fox from Plantagogo, specialist growers with three national collections.
We're checking the veg plot progress this week - we have some issues with rust and some of the garlic has been a problem but the elephant garlic is wonderful!
Far from the delicate tropical plants we assume they are, RHS trials have shown that these plants can withstand quite low temperatures!
Get some lovely flowers in your garden now!
Multiple ways to deadhead different kinds of roses so you can get wonderful flowers all season! Plus a bonus appearance by Jonathan Moseley as he shows us how to perfectly prepare cut roses.
Martin takes you on a whistlestop tour of the gardens at the Lincolnshire show, featuring carnivorous plants, bonsai, pond plants and a pollinators' heaven.
Show Gardens at the Lincolnshire Show
Martin shows you how to turn a young fruit tree (here an apple but could be a pear or cherry) into an espalier
With a pot, some compost and a plastic bag, Martin demonstrates how you can get lots of fabulous free plants from your penstemon!
Revisiting the Monster apple tree from our previous video and taking care of the 'water shoots' that have sprung up all over it, taking precious resources from the tree.
We have tips for planting tomatoes in hanging baskets, how to maintain a tomato plant & there's a chance to see how some of the other produce is getting on.
Stop your precious plants being munched away by pesky pests! Martin explains how he persuades the butterflies to dine elsewhere!
Music is the theme for the schools gardening competition & it looks like the future of gardening is in good hands!
Poles apart but as easy to sow as each other, Martin's sowing Cucumber and Zinnia seeds this week on P&T!
We meet Harry, the youngest exhibitor at Harrogate Spring Flower Show! Plus there's a chance to see some of the sights of the show.
We're taking our tomato seedlings and potting them on. There's a chance to see how the greenhouse is getting along as well as find out about Martin's wonderful wicking self watering system!
We're sowing beans this week on P&T - Follow along as Martin shows you how to start off for brilliant beans!
Follow this step-by-step guide to achieve the perfect lawn in your garden or yard.
We're touring the veg plot on this week's episode, showing you how you can get some veggies in the ground!
How to take a fruit tree and make it into a fan against a wall
If you've been wondering when to give those precious seedlings their own place (well, pot!) - then look no further - Martin has some amazing advice to get super, strong plants!
Choose tubers or seeds and give your dahlias the best start by following Martin's simple advice!
Martin's often asked how to prune gooseberry bushes, so here's the video!
Martin shows you the differences between pruning blackcurrants and redcurrants!
Martin's visiting a friend's fruit cage to show you exactly how to go about it. In this video we're tacking the Autumn Fruiting Raspberries!
It's time to tidy up those plants that need it and give the border a little TLC. Martin shows you which plants you need to give a hair-cut!
Due to a longer growing season, planting peppers and aubergine (eggplant in the US) starts now. Martin has some professional tips that the nurseries use as well as some simple techniques for you to maximise your success!
We're shaping hedges this week as mid-February is the perfect time to get your hedge cut before the birds start to nest. Martin shows you how to use a hedge-trimmer to achieve the best results!
Martin takes you through exactly how to get the best broad beans this year!
This hundred year old apple tree has become a bit of a monster. Martin shows you how to tame a beast of a fruit tree!
A Winter walk at RHS Harlow Carr demonstrates that colour in the border can be achieved year-round! Martin meets Russ Watkins, the Floral Team leader in charge of the Winter Walk
Prune your blueberry while it's dormant - Martin shows you how to ensure your plants have the best chance for bumper fruit crops and long term health!
We're hiding in the greenhouse as the weather worsens! The over-Wintering plants need some TLC though so Martin takes you through some techniques to keep your plants healthy and thriving.
Grow giant onions by sowing the seeds now! Martin takes you through exactly what steps you need to get the biggest best onions in your vegetable patch!
Your gardening questions answered on this week's gardening show. Many thanks to all of you for watching and supporting P&T this year!
This festive display could grace any house over the holiday period! Martin shows you how to use some of the available foliage and a hanging basket to create a wonderful wintery arrangement.
Martin is sheltering from the elements this week as he tends to some of his houseplants
Martin continues to shape the back garden, this week he's planting a bare root rose
We're keeping on top of things in the veggie plot this week on P&T. Martin shows you why garden hygiene is important and how fallen leaves can be used for compost!
We're re-shaping the back garden, creating a feature border to hide an ugly access cover which was previously in the middle of the lawn!
Mealybugs mean Martin's in the greenhouse caring for his citrus trees this week!
We are out and about this week, Martin and Jill take a trip to Willoughby Road Allotments to see the new cafe, the NHS area and some of the great things they've done!
Whatever your budget, follow this step by step lawncare routine and like Martin you'll have lush lawns in no time!
Harvesting perfect potatoes isn't difficult but these top tips will help you get the best from your crop! Martin talks about potato blight, how to store and get your potatoes out successfully!
We're in the veg plot this week and Martin's filling the store cupboard with squash, marrow and courgette (known as zucchini in the US)
A masterclass from a seed specialist! Family business Robinsons are renowned for their excellent vegetables and won Best Exhibit at the Malvern Show. Martin catches up with Margaret Robinson.
How to make your own amazing Autumnal display to give you pleasure right through the season! Martin shows you just how easy it is to do it yourself!
Get free lavender plants really easily with this super tip! Martin shows you exactly how to get lots of lovely lavender with some simple steps.
How to take a young apple tree and turn it into a cordon - put more than one in a line like Martin has and eventually you'll have a "fredge!" (Fruit Hedge)
This week it's bromeliads taking centre stage as Don from Every Picture Tells a Story gives us some inside knowledge on these spectacular plants!
What is a weed? For the answer to this and how to keep your border clear, Martin's demonstrating hoeing and hand weeding and has some amazing advice on both.
This video will go live on Aug 17th (Sean away on holiday so this has been pre-loaded!)
This video will go live on Aug 10th (Sean away on holiday so this has been pre-loaded!)
Discover how to remove some of your tomato plant's leaves to keep fabulous fruit flowing! Martin's got all sorts of tips to ensure your tomato growing season is better than ever!
How to make a simple floral display with flowers from the garden, or foraged from the wild. Celebrity Florist Jonathan Moseley drops hints and tips for an attractive arrangement.
We return to see how the fig in the polytunnel is getting on. We first visited to help prune and shape this tree in April.
A bit of fun, video'd by Yorkshire Vet Peter's wife Lin. Jill referees Martin and Peter on stage at the Great Yorkshire Show as both try to assemble a tiramisu pudding!
We're having a gander in the greenhouse this week as Martin reveals how the produce is getting on! If you've wondered how to grow melons vertically, look no further - plus, Martin's got some cucumber essentials as well.
Martin talks to Helen Bainbridgge, a renowned pelargonium expert. There's a look at all sorts of pelargoniums topped off with advice on how and when to propagate!
We've prepped the earth, now it's time to get some wonderful plants in the soil! Martin takes you through his process for deciding where they'll all go and how to plant them so they thrive!
Martin takes you through the preparation he does before planting up a border. There's also the chance to see some of the shrubs that are already in the new garden.
Martin meets a specialist herb grower from North Yorkshire!
Martin shows you how to take leek seedlings and plant into the garden
Martin, Jill & Sean bring you a live show where we answer viewers' questions, take you around the new garden showcasing the greenhouse and the vegetable plot
Pond plants specialist 'Lincolnshire Pond Plants' are Chelsea Flower Show Gold winners - we get some top tips from the experts!
Rhubarb is a versatile vegetable, that's why we eat it as a fruit! Martin's planting out a rhubarb into the garden on this week's P&T
Its a kitchen garden update this week on P&T as Martin & Jill are hard at work turning a corner of the garden into a wonderful raised bed vegetable patch.
YouTube video all about fuchsias - Martin meets Colin Jones, a fuchsia expert! & discusses fuchsia care, propogation, potting, feeding and all sorts.
Youtube Video from late March explaining how to sow tomato seeds early to get a healthy crop of fruit.
Healthy body, healthy garden! - We're discussing ways to garden that won't leave you grunting and groaning - plus we've got listeners' questions, jobs for the week and find out why Sean sounds like Barry White. Our guest this week is Jenny Clarke from Saxilby Physiotherapy
How Chelsea Flower Show's "Plant of the Year" is chosen, what you should be doing in the garden this week plus how to divide snowdrops to share with your friends!
"RHS Orchid Expert Group" Chair David Ridgeway talks about his work on one of the Royal Horticultural Society's oldest committees, we hear about the thousands of orchid paintings the RHS has commissioned as well as some tips on how to care for orchids as houseplants.
Perfect pears, granular goodies & Eve from British Garden Centres. Martin and Jill go behind the scenes to meet some of the exhibitors at the gardening press event. As usual we have listeners' questions & Martin's weekly advice
We're talking to Jayne Hickling, AKA the Allotment Cook! Plus there are answers to questions on Fruit Tree Suckers, Privets & Poinsettia and what to do about Vine Weevils.
Save your skin! We're meeting skin care expert Tracey Hughes to talk about sun protection in the garden, plus we've got a listeners' question on redcurrants and chatting about what you should be doing in your garden this week.
Visiting a flower nursery we meet 'Germinator' Steve Routledge, plus, we have advice for planting onions now & a delicious onion-related recipe to boot!
Meet the latest addition to the RHS Chelsea Floral judging team: Paula Routledge of Floral Media! Plus we're answering listeners' questions and Martin has the lowdown on what you need to be doing this week in your garden.
Talking to the RHS's head of events about some exciting new gardening show venues, plus we're answering an important question about hydrangeas.
Plant names get changed, but who decides? Plus meet Tom Brown, the head gardener in charge of West Dean, a garden near Chichester, and memories of the recent trip to Australia.
Martin visits his first ever Australian garden centre as P&T goes on tour down under! Jill and Martin walk us through the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney Australia, a wonderful and beautiful free resource right in the heart of the city.
Royal Horticultural Society judge, and more importantly, host of the Pots & Trowels videos, Martin Fish & Cookery Whiz Jill Fish talk to Sean about how they met and what got them into gardening and cooking.
When Martin talks gardening on BBC radio he works with Ross, a horticulturalist with a big gardening dream! We're also talking about the jobs you should do this week in the garden
Meet The team behind Plantgrow, our super sponsors, Martin and Jill visit to find out how they make their organic products - we're answering gardening questions such as - why box blight might not be the end for your hedge!
We meet international garden designer David Stevens, There are listeners' questions on apple trees and tips on keeping your seasonal houseplants such as cyclamen and poinsettia looking tip top!
Discover the secrets behind choosing the perfect Christmas tree with Paul Maxey of Scothern Nurseries near Lincoln. You'll walk away with a new-found appreciation for the Nordman fir's soft needles.
Now's the right time to take hardwood cuttings of soft fruit bushes, listeners’ questions on preparing new borders and fig trees & meet Sarah Mullan of the RHS as she talks about the Glow festivals illuminating gardens across the UK.
Tulip tips, a mature tree discussion, less than mature chicken discussion and Martin takes a trip to Bardney Manor & meets Samantha, who shares her ambitious plans to transform its historic gardens.
Martin runs into his first boss who recalls the time Martin told legendary TV gardener Percy Thrower that he wanted to be in his job! Martin & Jill also visit the U3A in Mansfield and answer their questions on Ginger Lily, Cloud Tree, Aeonium & Lavender.
Expert Jeremy from Stretegate Camellias, clarifying what it means to scarify & a recipe for a beautiful parsnip cake that we can all make (though this episode concentrates on us demolishing it!)
We meet Daniel from PlantGrow to tell us what they do. Also we have the usual gardening advice and we answer a couple of listeners' questions on roses and figs.
Over 300 apple varieties, the heritage orchard has all sorts of apple flavours! Martin and Jill meet some of the volunteers, plus we're answering your questions & sharing a recipe or two.
Martin chats to fellow senior RHS judge and gardener Jon Wheatley, the pair discuss gardening in prison and how Jon got started in horticulture. The team talk winter garden colour options and answer a listeners' question about fruit bushes.
Horticultural Director Charlie Gwynne is our guest today and the team talk gigantic vegetables, what we did with last week's marrow and Martin answers some of your gardening questions.
The team answer a listeners' question about a poorly rhododendron and Jill has a marrow recipe! (also available in video over on YouTube!)
We're back, meeting Matt from Hampshire Carnivorous Plants & answering your questions on wisteria and rhubarb and talking tomatoes and bulb planting too.
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The podcast is on a short break, here are some of the recording mistakes from our first season!
Martin and Jill are at Southport Flower Show for it's centenary - They meet one of the organisers, have some floristry fun with Linda Hardman and answer some listeners' questions!
The team get together for the penultimate pod of the season - We're meeting Agapanthus specialist Steve Hickman, and there are listeners' questions
Martin catches up with Amrit of South Devon Chilli Farm and learns all sorts of tips and tricks to do with chillis. Plus listeners' questions.
Flower show season is in full flow so Martin and Jill are working their way around the country - this week it's Chorley's turn as the pair visit Astley Park.
Martin meets Mr Plant Geek (aka Michael Perry) on this week's episode! There are listeners' questions and what you should be doing in the garden this week!
Hampton Court time out from their duties, Martin and Jill catch up with Arit Anderson, chat heritage veg with Lucy from 'She Grows Veg' and discover a wonderful scented Pelargonium.
We meet Pete from Wack's Wicked Plants. Plus, how to naturalize Alliums & can Sean mow his newly grown grass?
We're in potentially controversial waters as we discuss the problem with peat! Also, Martin's been to meet some of the members of the Yorkshire Pelargonium Society.
Martin and Jill visit the Lincolnshire Show, chat to a couple of exhibitors, plus the team answer a listeners' question on camelia, and Jill has a recipe for spring onions that's delicious!
Martin and Jill have been to meet James and Nicki and have a look at their collections of auricula and hosta. Martin answers a listeners question on Spiraea Bridal Wreath and we discuss slug deterrents!
This week it's all go as we chat about everything from rose deadheading & Snow in Summer through to grape vine cuttings and robot tractors!
Martin chats to old friend and landscaper Adam Tomlinson. We answer your gardening questions and Martin has some patio-related things you can be doing in your garden this week.
Martin meets the Laughing Gardener, we have updates on the strawberries, some top tips for tying tomatoes and how to grow lupins from seed.
RHS Chelsea Flower Show update. Martin has been judging! A chance to hear from some celebs and we answer your questions!
We're talking to Jonathan Sheppard today who's a Cosmos enthusiast! He's going to Chelsea for the first time. Plus we have questions on fig pruning, hydrangea problems and the asparagus beetle.
Horticulturist Graham Porter tells us about the Chartered Institute of Horticulture. The team discuss the difference between the terms horticulturist and gardener.
Martin's meets Barry Proctor who switched from agriculture to horticulture finding success at Chelsea!
Listeners'/viewers' questions about fuchsia & jobs for your garden
We're talking to Niall from the Yorkshire Mushroom Emporium about how low tech mushroom farming works, and how you can grow your own.
This week Martin's met We're at the RHS Urban Show in the heart of Manchester, chatting about what you can accomplish if space and funds are limited!
We're loving our lawn this week as we go all in on lawn care!
Martin visits Morpeth and meets the gardening club, who have a few questions!
Martin goes to Barnsdale Gardens to meet Nick Hamilton, whose father was a presenter. Nick explains how they manage this wonderful garden organically.
Martin chats raised beds with an absolute expert who wrote the book!
Plus, the team discuss some of our listeners' questions on pleached hedges, camelia and sweet peas.
The National Holocaust Centre in North Nottinghamshire, UK is home to a thousand white rose bushes.
Jill has a rhubarb dessert recipe from heaven and we're answering dogwood and daffodil questions.
Martin chats to RHS curator Paul Cook about developing the RHS's most northerly garden. Jill and Sean chat lawn edging and killing plants!
Martin catches up with Bramble Garden Blog's Karen Gimson. Plus, we talk sweet peas, wet lawns & whether you can sow seeds in pots outside instead of straight into the garden.
Mark Wasilewski's planting decisions can be debated over the royal breakfast table. He was once warned that King Charles might sneak out to inspect his work by flashlight!
"Queen of Pelargoniums" Helen Bainbridge joins Martin for a chat about her specialist subject and how she started out in gardening aged seven!
Snowdrop supremo Michael Myers tells Martin about some of the hundreds of different types of snowdrops out there.
We're chatting to Kings Seeds Horticultural Director Andrew Tokely this week and getting inside info on all sorts of wonderful seed options!
We've been answering some listeners' questions and most of them are tropical in flavour!
We're braving the sub-zero temperatures this week as Martin meets Russ Watkins who is the Floral Team leader in charge of the Winter Walk!
RHS Harlow Carr is the northernmost of the Royal Horticultural Society's five gardens.
Martin is one of the gardening advisors to this North Yorkshire gem and he's been to chat with some of the gardeners about the food they're growing.
Martin meets scriptwriter turned garden blogger Andrew Oldham.
After a life-changing accident, Andrew's consultant suggested gardening as rehabilitation.
How do you decide what goes in each edition of a regular gardening magazine?
Martin's been to meet Christopher Pike at a specialist tree nursery, Jill has a last minute recipe idea and the team have a good chat!
Martin chats with the team from ‘Talking Heads’ gardening podcast. There are a few tips about what to do in your garden right now, or more importantly, what not to do at this time of year!
Sarah began in the 1990's by selling seedlings from her back garden - she turned it into a thriving business!
Martin’s climbed in to Newby Hall this week to catch up with head gardener Lawrence (even though the gardens are closed for the season!)
After selling a few aquatic plants through eBay, Lincolnshire Pond Plants has grown massively - Martin went to the former WW2 Airbase they now call home!
Your questions answered & Martin catches up with old mate John Stirland, who's just received a Long Service Medal from the RHS for 50 ys of green fingers!
Floral Media's Paula Routledge supplied flowers for the King's Coronation, exhibits at Chelsea and has known Martin for 20 years!
Arit is well known in the gardening community, learn how she inspired our podcast, what got her into gardening and how she got her big break on the BBC!
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