พอดคาสท์ Horticulture ชั้นนำ (2023)

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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Harrowden Turf on wildflowers, plastic, demand, tech and mental health 16:50

23h ago16:50

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Harrowden Turf's managing director Stuart Ridd-Jones talks on the Horticulture Week Podcast about the company's diversification from turf growing to wildflower turf, sedum, green roofs and topsoil. Ridd-Jones gives us a market outlook and discusses new technology such as the Firefly Harvester. The effects of extreme weather due climate change on sm…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.158 Intro to Parks & Leisure Australia (PLA) - Dan Ferguson (sponsored by GLG) 54:13

6d ago54:13

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PLA are an industry organisation for people working in the parks/gardens, pools, and other recreational outdoor sectors. In this episode, Executive Officer of the Vic/Tas branch Dan Ferguson tells us about the organisation, how they represent and help members, and a couple of their upcoming events including a world congress featuring overseas and l…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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TV gardener Chris Collins on the royal wedding, parks, children's and community gardening 19:44

5d ago19:44

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Horticulturist Chris Collins, the Westminster Abbey head gardener, talks to the Horticulture Week podcast about the royal wedding and how he would have prepared the gardens for the big event. As a former Brighton Parks gardener, Collins rues the decline in funding for green spaces. And as Garden Organic head of horticulture, he talks about his role…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.157 Winter veg tips & tricks - Mariah Watkin (sponsored by Charlie Carp 1:09:38

9d ago1:09:38

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It's officially winter, so that means it's time to rest in the garden, right? Not quite. In this episode, Mariah Watkin, a gardening enthusiast and representative for Charlie Carp fish emulsion fertiliser, tells us how growing veg in winter differs to growing in the warmer seasons, including how to prepare your soil, how to keep pests and diseases …

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.156 Simple biodiversity support solutions for NRM - Lisette Mill (landcare facilitator) 49:25

13d ago49:25

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Learn about Natural Resource Management (NRM) from a Kiwi inventor of biodiversity solutions whose boots are firmly planted in the ground of rural Victoria. In this episode, you'll learn how Lisette Mill is able to help bring animals back into the landscape that haven't been seen in ages. You'll also learn about her inventions including the Bandico…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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Keeping the plant trade healthy - Alistair Yeomans of Plant Healthy on the biosecurity challenges 20:07

15d ago20:07

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Alistair Yeomans has been with Plant Healthy since it was set up 2019. Plant Healthy is the biosecurity standard for UK businesses, mainly growers. The Plant Health Alliance is made up of Defra and about 20 trade and other membership bodies including the National Trust, RHS and HTA and they own the Plant Health Management Standard and the Governing…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.155 History of lawns - Lucy Lewis (horticulture lecturer) 49:43

20d ago49:43

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Lawns are a divisive topic amongst garden designers and landscape architects. Are they a staple in every landscape? Are they an ecological nightmare? Are they out of fashion? In this episode, UK horticultural lecturer, Lucy Lewis and I look back on the history of lawns to reflect upon the motivating factors that have led to lawns becoming the stapl…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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Steering a plant nursery through an age of unprecedented change, with Melanie Asker of Greenwood Plants 19:25

22d ago19:25

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Melanie Asker was recently promoted to managing director of Greenwood Plants, supplier to new-build property sector, but increasingly, commercial work and infrastructure. Listed at no 27 in HortWeek's Top 100 Ornamentals Nurseries ranking, the nursery grows "pretty much everything you can think of" but, a 'G' range comprising the "top 350 plants ac…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.154 Innovations in the tree industry - Marc Jarvis (sponsored by Arborgeen) 1:18:53

27d ago1:18:53

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Are you wasting time, money and effort doing things the way they've always been done? In this episode, Marc Jarvis, head of marketing at our sponsor Arborgreen, discusses some of the innovative products and services that they offer to tree industry professionals in Australia. Stick around to the end of the episode to learn how you can use Arborgree…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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Award-winning tree grower Eliot Barden on peat, biosecurity and horticulture careers 13:02

29d ago13:02

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Eliot Barden headed a field of 15 to win AIPH young international grower of the year at IPM Essen in January. But at the start of his career, which began at the age of 15 with an RHS evening class, some teachers were not encouraging about his prospects (a not uncommon experience for many in the sector} and one which informed his current role as pro…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Bug Bites: Earthworms 5:24

1M ago5:24

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We all love worms, but how much do you know about everyone's favourite soil organism? Do they all belong to a single family? Can you cut a worm in half to get two worms? Learn the answers to these questions and more as entomologist Dr Ian Smith demystifies another insect-like organism. Follow Ian on Twitter: @Ecologian Follow the Plants Grow Here p…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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How ICL's new biostimulant Vitalnova triboost can turbo charge your peat-reduced or peat-free growing media 11:06

1M ago11:06

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Peat-free and peat-reduced growing media may lack beneficial microbes to promote break down of plant residues, improve soil carbon and pH; and help to provide plants with available nutrients throughout the season. ICL's technical controls manager Sam Rivers explains that the microbial inoculant Vitalnova Triboost consists of a population of benefic…

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Cultivation Elevated - Indoor Farming, Cannabis Growers & Cultivators - Pipp Horticulture

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011 Dr. Robbs Farms - Desert Cultivation, Inspired by Mom 35:46

1M ago35:46

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📺 Watch this episode on YouTube ============ Join us as we take a fascinating journey into the world of cannabis cultivation with Zack Newman, Director of Operations at Robbs Farms. In this episode we explore the unique strains and rich history of the California cannabis market and how cultivators are shaping the industry's future. With insights fr…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.153 Sports turf career insights - Marcus Saddington (Sponsored by GLG) 36:48

1M ago36:48

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If you're looking for a hort career but have overlooked sports turf, you're making a mistake. In this episode, Marcus Saddington, an Operations Manager at our sponsor GLG, discusses what's so appealing about a career in this field, what's involved with working as a turfie day-to-day, and why GLG is a great place to work in turf, whether you're alre…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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Tree planting, felling and benefits to society, with Trees for Cities' Kate Sheldon 33:24

1M ago33:24

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Trees for Cities is a charity that helps facilitate tree planting in urban contexts but as recently-appointed chief executive , Kate Sheldon explains, the benefits are wide-ranging and sometimes surprising: "Some of the biggest risks in cities [are] around heat and flooding and I believe that as an urban tree planting charity we can have more impac…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.152 TAFE NSW students in their own words (Sue Wood's Cert 3 class) 51:36

2M ago51:36

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Why do people study for a cert 3 at TAFE? What are the biggest challenges? What jobs do they hope to get? In this episode, I interview a class of TAFE NSW students in Tamworth about their hopes, dreams and career plans after graduating with their Cert 3 of horticulture. Each person I interviewed had a unique perspective and their own individual rea…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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Jake Catling, bringing the creative passion to landscape contracting 35:29

2M ago35:29

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Director of the Landscaping Consultants, BALI South Thames chair and board director Jake Catling is a landscaper who brings genuine drive and enthusiasm to his work. In this episode Jake talks about the excitement and challenges of working on two RHS Chelsea Flower Show gardens and provides fascinating insight into the process of putting together a…

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Cultivation Elevated - Indoor Farming, Cannabis Growers & Cultivators - Pipp Horticulture

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010 SweetCut - Starting a CEA Indoor Vertical Farm 50:05

2M ago50:05

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📺 Watch this episode on YouTube ============ In this episode, Daniel Algaze, Director of Cultivation at SweetCut, shares the company's unique approach to cannabis cultivation. Daniel explains how Sweet Cut maximizes canopy space and ROI while prioritizing efficiency and ergonomics using a unique combination of LEDs and multi-tiered racking from Pip…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.151 Intro to carnivorous plants - Megan Webb (Carnivorous_Plant_Girl) 45:37

2M ago45:37

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Carnivorous plants are among the most fascinating plants on earth. Learn about four different types of carnivorous plants, and how to care for these plants with or without using peat as a substrate. Megan Webb is a carnivorous plant researcher and production horticulturist based in the UK that runs the Carnivorous_Plant_Girl Instagram and YouTube c…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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Diversity and inclusion in horticulture - with Adrian Wickham and Tessa Johnstone 31:57

2M ago31:57

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This episode Glendale's director of corporate development Adrian Wickham and Tessa Johnstone of Johnstone's Landscapes return to the Horticulture Week Podcast to give us an update on their important work on improving diversity in horticulture industry. Both members of the BALI board, they joined various industry associations to sign Equality Divers…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.150 MIFGS trends & insights - Alan Burnell & Andrew Prowse (AIH), Dr Ian Smith (Bug Bites) 51:27

2M ago51:27

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The Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show is over for another year! Listen to three horticulturists and an entomologist chat about what we saw, what we liked, and what we hope to see next year. EPISODE LINKS Australian Institute of Horticulture: aih.org.au MIFGS website: https://melbflowershow.com.au/ Search for horticulture jobs: HortPeople…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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Peonies in the spotlight with Alec White 21:24

2M ago21:24

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Primrose Hall Peonies' Alec White is an RHS Chelsea Flower Show gold medal award-winning British specialist peony grower and holds the Plant Heritage National Collection for unusual Intersectional or Itoh peony varieties. He has also written a new book A Love Affair With Peonies, which involved five years of nationwide travel to photograph peonies …

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Hort Skills: DIY soil testing 12:26

2M ago12:26

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Learn how to test soil pH and texture with these simple steps from Scott Smith. Plants are only as good as the substrate they're planted in, and soil testing is as complex or simple as it needs to be. In this episode, you'll learn how to correctly take a soil sample that accurately represents your site. You can send this sample off to a soil lab, o…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.149 Green infrastructure careers (Morgan Attrill - Junglefy, Ally Jackson - Sky Gardens Group) 42:04

2M ago42:04

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Green infrastructure is probably the most exciting area of horticulture to get into. You can work with plants in a completely different setting: the vertical plane. Green walls, rooftop gardens, and other green infrastructure assets are going up faster than ever before, and with this comes a demand for professionals working in the space. In this ep…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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Award winning landscape projects, greening the grey, and the ongoing skills shortage with Maylim 1:02:26

2M ago1:02:26

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In this bumper episode, BALI Grand Award winners, Maylim managing director and owner Thomas O'Mahony, and business development director Alistair Bayford reflect on the accomplishment and the project that won them the top honours. O'Mahony puts the win down to the complex logistics of the Exchange Square project, which sits on a podium above Liverpo…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Bug Bites: Ladybirds 5:07

2M ago5:07

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Ladybirds are cute from our perspective. But you wouldn't feel the same way if you were an aphid! As one of our best allies against a variety of small, slow-moving plant pests, ladybirds are most welcome in any garden. Listen as Dr Ian Smith enlightens us about this group of insect (and sometimes fungus) pest-eating garden allies. Follow Ian on Twi…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.148 Agroforestry: Trees in agriculture - Rowan Reid (Bambra Farm, Heartwood) 1:13:10

3M ago1:13:10

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How can forestry for profit fit into an agriculture setting? Agroforestry is the combination of forestry with agriculture and in this episode, Rowan Reid (agroforestry expert at Bambra Farm) explains how growing trees for profit can benefit the individual growing them, their community and the wider environment. EPISODE LINKS Rowan's website: www.ag…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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The rose market trends, supply, demand and sustainability with Whartons Roses 22:46

3M ago22:46

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This week, Jo Davey of Whartons Roses joins the Horticulture Week Podcast and speaks about the rose market, trends, new promotions, supply and demand and sustainability. Recently. after 35 years at the helm of Whartons Garden Roses, managing director Robert Wharton has become chairman, stepping aside for Paul Wharton to take on the role of managing…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Hort Skills: Garden design 9:24

3M ago9:24

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Have you ever wondered how to design gardens? There's a lot of theory to discover, and in this episode, Scott Smith breaks down some of the fundamentals to make it easy for you to get started. Connect with Scott on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-h-smith-mcihort-diphort-rhs-3ab122227/ Read Scott's weekly articles in The Press & Journal:…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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ChatGPT talks horticulture, biostimulants, fertilisers and pests and diseases - with ICL 18:04

3M ago18:04

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ICL technical manager Sam Rivers talks to HortWeek editor Matthew Appleby about ChatGPT, an new artificial intelligence chatbot that could be useful for answering horticultural questions. Rivers explains how queries are answered by ChatGPT and what the benefits and concerns are and whether the programme has a role for professionals. He live tests C…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.147 Intro to indoor plants - Jane Perrone (On The Ledge podcast) 56:52

3M ago56:52

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Do you know the basics behind choosing indoor plants, and taking care of them? Whether or not you answered yes to that question, you'll gain a lot of value from this episode, which reminds us of the basics behind taking care of indoor plants. Jane Perrone is the host of the On The Ledge podcast, and the author of two books, each linked below. She's…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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Burpee Seeds looks to the future 20:02

3M ago20:02

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This week's Horticulture Week Podcast welcomes Burpee Seeds' sales and marketing director Simon Crawford and commercial director Andrew Mellowes. Burpee Europe’s focus on the breeding and development of new varieties of vegetables, fruit and flowers for the home gardener market has seen the team enjoy a steady rise in seed sales and has provoked a …

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Bug Bites: Fungus gnats 7:01

3M ago7:01

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Fungus gnats are one of the most common indoor plant pests, and in this episode Dr Ian Smith explains what we need to know about them as horticulturists. What threat do they pose our plants? When should we do something about them? What methods can we use to reduce numbers, or remove them completely (with and without chemicals)? Follow Ian on Twitte…

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Cultivation Elevated - Indoor Farming, Cannabis Growers & Cultivators - Pipp Horticulture

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009 Redbud Roots - Passion For the Plant 1:01:39

3M ago1:01:39

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📺 Watch this episode on YouTube ============ Joe Zeller and Dante Metaluno provide a deep dive into the cannabis industry. Listen in to hear their success story of Redbud Roots, from the importance of genetics and quality to the strategies they use to rise above the competition. Learn about their specialties in cultivation, extraction, processing, …

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.146 Workplace culture: How to retain staff - Jay Worth (Green Industry Perspectives, Single Ops) 1:22:19

3M ago1:22:19

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Attracting staff is difficult at the moment. By retaining staff, you save on making unnecessary hires for positions that should be filled by passionate plant people. In this episode, Jay Worth from Single Ops and the Green Industry Perspectives podcast helps us explore workplace culture dynamics. to help you build a place where everybody wants to w…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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High climber Jo Hedger of Arbor Venture on her world-beating career in arboriculture 25:27

3M ago25:27

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Marking International Women's Day this episode hears from arborist and World Champion tree climber, Jo Hedger. One of still relatively few women in the sector, she talks about the myriad challenges of running a business -Arbor Venture Tree Care - and avoiding getting trapped in the office. But from early in her career, Hedger found a passion and sk…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Hort Skills: Chainsaw felling small trees 10:37

3M ago10:37

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This is a chainsaw refresher course, not an introduction to chainsaw work. Scott Smith reminds us of chainsaw safety considerations and how to cut small trees so that they fall the way you want. Don't be afraid to listen to some parts several times as I couldn't find a decent diagram that I can link here in the show notes. Connect with Scott on Lin…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.145 AIH Student of the Year award ceremony (Australian Institute of Horticulture, TAFE NSW, Tamworth Regional Council) 31:49

3M ago31:49

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As an AIH council member, it was my pleasure to be a part of the Student of the Year award ceremony this week, celebrating Nathan Watson's outstanding efforts over the recent years. He graduated last year, but wasn't able to receive his award in person so the AIH went regional. He works for Tamworth Regional Council, where you might find him workin…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Bug Bites: Polyphagous shot-hole borer 7:16

3M ago7:16

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This episode was requested by Dylan Whiffler from Western Australia. The polyphagous shot-hole borer is a significant horticultural and forestry pest that's causing substantial damage to crops in Western Australia. In this episode Dr Ian Smith explains how we can identify it, and what to do once we suspect its presence. Report this pest: mypestguid…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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Psychology and sensory gardens with garden designer Camellia Taylor 17:44

4M ago17:44

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Garden designer Camellia Taylor came to the discipline via work with young people on the autism spectrum, women that had experienced domestic violence and a Masters in speech and language therapy. During a career break prompted by the birth of her two children she began to connect her interest in psychology with nature and a passion for plants. She…

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Cultivation Elevated - Indoor Farming, Cannabis Growers & Cultivators - Pipp Horticulture

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008 Pipp Horticulture - USA Made, Michigan Raised 1:00:17

4M ago1:00:17

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📺 Watch this episode on YouTube ============ Del Rockwell and Michael Williamson explore the ever-changing cannabis industry and discuss the history of Pipp Horticulture, a leader in the racking space for cannabis cultivators. From discovering the benefits of modular racking systems, to metal corrosion resistance, to understanding the importance of…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.144 Plant immunity & biological defense - Katia Hougaard (Katie Plant Scientist) 54:57

4M ago54:57

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It's time to learn about how plants defend themselves! This episode will give you a peek under the hood so that you can understand why plants behave the way they do in the face of biotic and abiotic sources of stress. We talk about how plants defend against sucking and chewing insects, including releasing chemicals that make them less appetising an…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Hort Skills: Cylinder mowing 8:22

4M ago8:22

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Ever wondered how to get the lines in turf like they have on a sports field? Sure, you can make them with an ordinary push mower or ride-on with a rotary blade system, but it just never quite looks the same. In this episode, Scott Smith explores the usage of a greenkeeper's best friend: the cylinder mower! Connect with Scott on LinkedIn: https://ww…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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Peat, imports, trends and garden retail best practice with HTA president Alan Down 23:00

4M ago23:00

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New HTA president Alan Down talks about high priority issues in horticulture such as biosecurity and peat in the latest HortWeek podcast. The former Cleeve Nursery garden centre owner, writer and TV and radio broadcaster, studied at Cannington and Pershore. He has worked in Germany, for Hillier and on a Nuffield farming scholarship. He and wife Fel…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.143 Urban tree care: We're doing it wrong - Jason Summers (Remarkable Trees) (Collaboration with AIH) 1:08:20

4M ago1:08:20

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Sure, we need to plant more trees. But they aren't lasting as long as they should, so what are we getting wrong? In this episode, Jason Summers comes on the show to fill in a few knowledge gaps for us. Whether it's above ground or below, trees have their own needs and quirks, and it's up to us as horticulturists, arborists and foresters to ensure t…

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Horticulture Week Podcast

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How to meet the garden retail challenges of the future, with Garden Centre Association CEO Peter Burks 23:47

4M ago23:47

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New Garden Centre Association chief executive Peter Burks backs an upbeat economic forecast from the recent GCA conference by economist Roger Martin-Fagg. From a well-known garden retail family, Burks looks forward to the 2023 season as one that will see the sector return to normal. The former Sanders, Wyevale and Blue Diamond manager speaks about …

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Bug Bites: Earwigs 6:01

4M ago6:01

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Earwigs: friend or foe? Or both? In this episode of Bug Bites you'll learn about how earwigs can be a beneficial predator or a crop-eating pest, depending on the environment you're working with. You'll also learn how to deal with excess numbers if they're behaving as a pest in your garden, without using chemical pesticides. This is the third Bug Bi…

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Real World Gardener-Horticulture, Gardening, Learning to Grow

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Growing Dwarf Beans in the Kitchen Garden on Real World Gardener 10:56

4M ago10:56

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KITCHEN GARDENBeans and More Beans What is your favourite warm season vegetable or are there too many to choose from? Top of the list for many a gardener is the humble bean, because in warm weather, they’re so easy to germinate. In fact my bean crop was directly sown on a Monday and they were up by Thursday. But how do you get a continuous crop of …

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Real World Gardener-Horticulture, Gardening, Learning to Grow

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Vietnamese Mint in the Kitchen Garden on Real World Gardener 9:44

4M ago9:44

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KITCHEN GARDENIs Vietnamese mint really a mint? Scientific Name: Persicaria odorata Common Name:Vietnamese mint Family: Polygonaceae True mints botanically speaking have wide spreading underground rhizomes with erect, square and branching stems. The leaves are opposite each other on those square stems, with clusters of small tubular flowers. Ture m…

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