Plant breeder Angus Stewart talks with Deryn about Australian flowers and foliage which make excellent cut flowers. He also chats about breeding work and life on the Tasman Peninsular.

Join remodeling expert Roger Smith on the PHR Podcast as he unravels the critical importance of a structured remodeling process for homeowners. Discover the key strategies to avoid common pitfalls, save time and money, and ultimately transform your renovation dreams into reality with expert precision. Whether you're planning a small update or a major overhaul, this episode equips you with the tools for a seamless and successful remodeling

Join Gary and Jamie as they talk about exploring how to create spaces that don’t just look beautiful — they actually work for everyday living. From morning rush hours to weekend entertaining, thoughtful design can make your home both stunning and practical.

Starting a flower business comes with its fair share of jitters — and most new growers face the same three big fears: Are my flowers good enough? Will I have enough to sell? How much should I charge? In this episode, Lisa shares her own early experiences as a new grower and the simple habits that transformed anxiety into steady progress. Whether you’re in your first season or thinking about taking the leap, this conversation is packed with real-world strategies to help you quiet the doubts and find

ハロウィンの季節にぴったりの、香ばしいかぼちゃケーキの作り方や失敗しないコツ、準備の工夫など、日常の中にある“ちょっとした手間の楽しみ”をお伝えします。後半では、２本の映画について新海誠作品『秒速5センチメートル』の実写版をきっかけに、人がつくるものの“生”の力、AI時代の「人間だからこそできる表現」について語ります。『富士山とコーヒーとしあわせの数式』では市毛良枝さんの言葉に触れながら、「芸術」「自然」「表現」が人の心をどう豊かにしてくれるのかをしみじみと考える回になりました。0:00   かぼちゃのケーキ1:59   失敗しないケーキ作りのコツ5:25  下準備と冷凍でハードルを下げる8:02  『秒速５センチメートル』実写感想11:55 AIと人の表現の違い15:12  実写映像の生の力16:48  『富士山とコーヒーとしあわせの数式』感想18:32   芸術体験についてお便り、ご質問、お待ちしています！melissa.herb.82@gmail.com

A good job to do this time of year is to give your gardening pots, and greenhouse too if you have one, a thorough deep clean. It’s a job that’s easily neglected, but if you take the time now in autumn, you’ll reap the benefits in spring when the growing season starts again in earnest. And, apart from the satisfaction you’ll get from seeing gleaming pots and shiny greenhouse windows, it’s important to get rid of any pests, diseases and mould that can overwinter.Learn more about your ad choices

Send us a text In this episode Joe chats with Mick Pascoe, a seasoned golf course superintendent whose career has taken him across Australia, the UK and US, Barbados, Jamaica, Panama, Vietnam and Indonesia. Mick shares insights from decades in the turf industry, discussing the challenges of managing world-class courses in every environment imaginable, his push to use Sir Grange Zoysia on courses, and his passion for green keeping. www.lawnsolutionsaustralia.com.au www.facebook.com/lawnsolutio...

If you look up at a forest canopy, you might see what look like tangled clusters of twigs scattered among the branches.

As it gets colder outside, you may notice some creepy crawly household invaders inside. Here's what you should do

Send us a text Hello my dear leaflets, October is Australia's Mental Health Awareness Month. I do hope you're all ok. Some links for my top four countries that listen to my little pod: In Australia: https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/mental-health-helplines. This is a blanket site that will point you in the right direction. In the UK: https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/ In Germany: https://www.dzpg.org/ - it automatically changed to En for me, which was lovely! In the USA: https:/...

"Det kanske inte är svårare att odla uppe i Norrland, det kanske bara är annorlunda" säger Emma Olsson i slutet på veckans avsnitt när vi möts för att prata om hur det är att odla på kallare breddgrader. Trädgårdsmästare Emma Olsson odlar i växtzon 7, på gränsen till 8(!) i västra Jämtland. Vad är det som driver henne, vilka växter funkar och vad har hon för tips för att odla i dessa zoner?Nicole ska ta ett tåg norr för att föreläsa ut och Linnéa tog ett tåg söder ut för att titta på grönytor! Glöm

In this electrifying episode, we delve into the world of electrical safety with a series of cautionary tales and expert advice. From the unexpected shocks of low voltage encounters to the dangers of misusing extension cords, our speakers share personal stories and practical tips to keep your home safe. As the holiday season approaches, learn how to avoid common electrical hazards and ensure your decorations are both dazzling and secure. Tune in for insights that could save your home from disaster

Mike McGrath explains why peas are the perfect cold-weather crop. Plus, a heaping helping of your fabulous phone calls!

What if the missing link in your health story isn’t another pill, but intentional choices in your home, your gut, and a season of new conversations about health? We sit down with Dr. Ann Shippy, engineer turned board-certified functional medicine physician, to map a practical route from unexplained symptoms to real recovery. When conventional care couldn’t explain a sudden crash in her health, she became her own experiment and uncovered the systems thinking that now guides her patients ...

Dom talks with photographer, filmmaker and hunter Steve Couper about his involvement in the quest to document evidence of a small population of moose deep in the remote native Fiordland bush, the two separate alleged sightings of moose in the area by North American visitors earlier this year and his association with longtime NZ moose researcher Ken Tustin. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on

The source provides an extensive guide on cultivating a vibrant winter garden, challenging the notion that landscapes must be barren during cold months. It highlights the importance of selecting winter-hardy plants that offer year-round interest through features like colorful berries, striking bark, unique foliage, or late-season blooms. Specifically, the text explores twelve essential plants—including Winterberry Holly, Hellebores, and Red Twig Dogwood—detailing their care tips, ideal design uses,

Trees are not the only evergreens that can add texture and beauty to your landscape. Master Gardener Ken Lain shares the many evergreen shrubs and plants that are easy to add to your landscape, and that thrive in the Central Highlands climate. 🌺 Ken Lain, The Mountain Gardener Subscribe for The Mountain Gardener updates! https://themountaingardener.podbean.com/ #WattersGardenCenter, #GardeningTips, #TheMountainGardener, #KenLain, #BestShrubsforCentralHighlands, #EvergreenShrubs, #HeavenlyBamboo,

In this week’s episode of Grow Guides, we’re tackling some of the most common issues growers face and sharing expert tips to help you get the best from your cannabis plants:How to Avoid Nutrient Lockout Before It Starts: Learn what causes lockout, how to identify the early signs, and how to prevent it so your plants always get the nutrients they need. How to Keep Humidity Stable in Your Grow: From simple tricks to advanced monitoring, find out how to control humidity and maintain a perfect VPD for

In this episode, Ken Lain of Watters Garden Center in Prescott talks about birds and the top 10 feeding mistakes. Get advice on maintaining bird feeders, selecting the best feed, and designing a garden that nourishes both local and visiting birds while keeping pests at bay. Learn how simple actions can have a big impact on our feathered visitors! Listen to Mountain Gardener on Cast11: https://cast11.com/mountain-gardener-with-ken-lain-gardening-podcast/ Follow Cast11 on Facebook: https...

To celebrate the autumn season, Lisa and Layne continue their “Fall Flower Spotlight” series with a deep dive into rooster peppers (Capsicum annuum), one of their favorite plants for fall interest. Listen to the podcast and learn why rooster peppers deserve a spot in your fall cut-flower garden!The video version of Lisa and Layne's conversation will be posted to The Gardener’s Workshop’s YouTube channel, where all “Seed Talk” episodes are organized into a ⁠⁠⁠⁠playlist⁠⁠⁠⁠. In addition,