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    The Sodshow, Garden Podcast – Sod Show

    Garden podcast. Hosted by garden speaker and award winning landscape garden designer Peter Donegan. Weekly, since 2011.

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    349: Ian Thwaites, British Cactus Succulent Society Jan 06, 2018
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    Ian Thwaites is passionate about the Cacti and Succulents and he's a stalwart of The British Cactus an Succulent Society.

    Honestly, I didn't even know this plant society existed until leaving the Garden Media Guild awards 2017. There was a copy of their magazine in my bag, which is crazy considering I know Ian as long as I'm a member of the GMG.

    That, led me to put out a question ( see below) on plant and garden society's, perceptions held, why some plant society's fail and, equally succeed. The response was surprisng, in how passionately people of all ages and genres responded. I felt I should do something or at least ask those questions.

    And so on this episode Peter Donegan and fellow GMG member, friend and photographer Ian chat all of those things and all of those why questions that bounce around in Peter's head.

    The Sodshow is available every Friday in Spotify, all good podcast stores and The Sodshow website.

    And, if you have a mo, a rate / review in iTunes would be just fan-tastic. Much thanks for listening Xx

    Twitter: @sodshow

    facebook: The Sodshow

    instagram: sodshow

    Ian Thwaites:

    Cacti have been a part of my life for the past 40 years and through which I have made some wonderful friendships, many of whom I now regard as family. I have travelled extensively looking at and studying succulent plants in their natural environment. I have been fortunate to have travelled with wonderful friends and have been present when plants new to science have been discovered. Professionally I am an award-winning freelance professional plant and garden photographer supplying images to the editorial and advertising market across the world. I am a member of the Professional Garden Photographers Association and a committee member of the Garden Media Guild.

    The British Cactus and Succulent Society:

    The BCSS should be the first stop for anyone interested in Cacti and Succulents. It doesn’t matter if you have a few plants on a windowsill or a greenhouse full there is always something that will interest plant enthusiasts. The society (registered Charity No. 290786) is structured to serve its members and a warm welcome is assured should you visit any event.

    With over 80 branches throughout the UK meeting monthly you will have the opportunity to meet other enthusiasts and to learn more about growing these amazing plants. CactusWorld, the Society’s beautifully illustrated quarterly magazine is just one of the many benefits that members receive. It contains articles about new species, plants in the wild, cultivation techniques and, of course, what the Society’s many branches and members are up to. The society also publishes books, more technical journals and many other useful reading items. An annual seedless is really not to be missed. Many branches hold annual shows where you get the opportunity to see some wonderful specimens and there are usually plant sales by members and often specialist nurseries.

    This website offers a wealth of information about the Society – including how to join – and is your gateway to the wonderful world of cacti and other succulents.

    facebook: The British Cactus and Succulent Society

    web: www.bcss.org.uk

    twitter: CactusSucculent


    348: Paul Hervey Brookes, Allomorphic, RHS Malvern 2018 Dec 19, 2017
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    Paul Hervey Brookes returns to not only to The Sodshow garden podcast, but also to where it all began at RHS Malvern and the Spring Show 2018. On this occasion he will be under the name of Allomorphic the garden and plant lifestyle stores based in the Cotswolds that he and Jan created.

    On this episode Peter Donegan and Paul talk RHS Malvern, how Allomorphic started, what you can expect to see they have created when you visit the RHS Spring show and just why this show is so important to him.

    We go a stage further and talk life, what makes it all tick, doing things for the very right reasons and why and what Allomorphic do that makes them just that little bit extra special.

    web: www.allomorphic.co.uk twitter: @allomorphic_ facebook: allomorphic RHS Malvern 2018 Tickets The Sodshow is available every Friday in Spotify, all good podcast stores and The Sodshow website.

    And, if you have a mo, a rate / review in iTunes would be just fan-tastic. Much thanks for listening Xx

    Twitter: @sodshow facebook: The Sodshow instagram: sodshow And as noted, if you're about London this January...... I'll look forward to seeing you at Party for Perennial 2018.


    347: Live, Salt Lake City: Fritz Kollmann, Red Butte Garden. Thyme and Place Dec 14, 2017
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    Live from Salt Lake City Utah, brought to you by Thyme and Place, this is from the first night of The Sodshow Live. Peter Donegan was there for a little over one week were 6 guests in total, over 2 nights either side of St Patricks Day 2017 were interviewed in front of a live audience.

    For those who may not be aware, Red Butte Gardens are a botanical garden, arboretum and amphitheatre run by the University of Utah. The gardens are about 100 acres of botanical gardens and several miles of hiking trails.

    @sodshow on twitter - facebook The Sodshow

    The Sodshow Live Team

    Event Organiser: Melinda Meservy

    Brought to you by: Thyme and Place

    Location: The Mandate Press, Salt Lake City

    The Sodshow Live Team:

    The Sodshow Live Host: Peter Donegan

    Photography: Nick Sokoloff

    Sound: Greg and Clay, Pale Horse Sound Studios

    MC: Chris Hollifield

    You: Thanks you – you were as you are so very beautiful.

    In House Live Bands:

    Rusted Reel – night 1

    Homo Leviticus – night 2

    Thyme and Place, The Sodshow Live Sponsors:

    Bare Bones Living

    Hibernian Society of Utah

    90.9 KRCL

    Wasatch Community Gardens

    and not forgetting The Kings English – Book Shop


    346: Woolcott and Smith, RHS Chelsea 2017 Dec 06, 2017
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    Garden designers Adam Woolcott and Jon Smith won Gold Medal and the Peoples Choice award at RHS Chelsea 2017 for The World Horse Welfare Garden.

    Before that medal was awarded Peter Donegan sat down with Walcott and Smith, at a picnic table no less, to talk this, the garden build, their practice and a long spanning successful career of show garden building. We also talk falling out together - for the right reason, falling in love, the pitfalls and the very highs of RHS Chelsea and just how they are so damn good at what it is they do.

    The Sodshow is available every Friday in iTunes, all good podcast stores and The Sodshow website.

    And, if you have a mo, a rate / review in iTunes would be just fan-tastic. Much thanks for listening Xx

    Twitter: @sodshow facebook: The Sodshow instagram: sodshow Built by Conway Landscapes for the 1927 founded World Horse Welfare, this year celebrating their 90th anniversary, the garden was funded by a private donor.

    More information:

    web: www.worldhorsewelfare.org web: www.woolcottandsmith.com There is also this saturday the small matter of The Sodshow festive soiree, taking place Saturday 9th, McGrattans Café Bar in Dublin. It'd be great to see you there. X


    345: Matthew Appleby, Editor, Horticulture Week Nov 30, 2017
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    Winner, Journalist of the Year at the 2017 at the Garden Media Guild Awards (The Sodshow was a finalist here for Best Radio Broadcast), Matthew Appleby is the Deputy Editor of Horticulture Week and author of Allotment Planner, The Children's Garden and the forthcoming Super Organic Vegan Gardener (White Owl Oct 2018).

    The Sodshow is available every Friday in iTunes, all good podcast stores and The Sodshow website. And, if you have a mo, a rate / review in iTunes would be just fan-tastic. Much thanks for listening Xx

    Twitter: @sodshow facebook: The Sodshow instagram: sodshow Of that GMG award the Judges’ commented that:

    Matthew Appleby gave us good old fashioned investigative journalism. He gave us a through insight into the way that Bunnings is going to affect the garden centre trade, his article on planting for bees featured new and surprising research results While the feature on roses was equally strong. With the exception of Tom Loxley, no other journalist gave us three articles of equal strength, and Matthew’s research had the edge.

    Together Peter Donegan and Matt chat trends in horticulture, from the return of the scythe to lawnmower sales, the effects of the plant disease xylella on the horticulture industry and Matts next book on being vegan. We go all the way into where Matt was before he joined Hort Week, their future from print to online and how that has changed, to family life and how that has inspired books.

    twitter: mattapple1 web: www.hortweek.com


    344: Barbara Segall, Secret Gardens of East Anglia Nov 20, 2017
    Show notes

    Barbara Segall alongside good friend and genius photographer Marcus Harpur had been working on the 2017 just published book, Secret Gardens of East Anglia for about 10 years. Although Marcus did get to see a draft of the book, he never got to see it published and passed away August 6th 2017.

    Together Peter Donegan and Barbara, sitting in Peter's kitchen talk about the 22 secret gardens of East Anglia, their owners and gardeners, the garden media guild, life as a garden writer, just what it means to drink Guinness, sing lines from Oklahoma as you walk through the front door and rolling around in the daisies when the grass grows just that little longer; and Marcus, to whom we dedicate this episode of The Sodshow.

    My thanks to Liz and the team at Frances Lincoln for being wonderful, to Rocky Coles for waiting in the garden after a long walk to be sure we had finished chatting; and to you for listening and saying hi.

    The photo below was taken by Marcus' brother Nicholas Harpur. The Sodshow is available every Friday in iTunes, all good podcast stores and The Sodshow website.

    Twitter: @sodshow facebook: The Sodshow instagram: sodshow Marcus Harper

    Marcus Harpur began his career in book publishing before joining his father, Jerry, to form Harpur Garden Images in 1992. Since then, he has been photographing and writing about gardens around the UK. A contributing photographer to numerous publications, his previous book with George Plumptre, The English Country Hosue Garden, was named Inspirational Book of the Year by the Garden Media Guild in 2014. His work appears regularly in magazines such as Country Life, The English Garden and House & Garden. Marcus saw the first copies of Secret Gardens of East Anglia, but died in early August 2017, a few weeks before its publication.

    Barbara Segall

    Barbara Segall is an award-winning author and garden writer living in a market town in Suffolk, with unrestricted access to the wonderful gardens of East Anglia. She edits two magazines, The Horticulturist, for the Chartered Institute of Horticulture and Herbs, for the Herb Society. She is also secretary of the Royal Horticultural Society’s Herb Advisory Group. She is involved with the National Gardens Scheme in Suffolk as one of its Assistant County Organisers and is a Member of Perennial, the horticultural charity that helps horticulturists in need. web: www.thegardenpost.com Twitter: @gardenbarbara facebook: Barbara Segall Secret Gardens of East Anglia (ISBN 978-0711238596) is availble from the publishers Frances Lincoln (QuartoHomes www.quarto.com),in most book shops, online at Amazon and various other book sites.


    343: Anca Panait Nov 15, 2017
    Show notes

    Peter Donegan and Anca chat everything from starting off in the horticultural industry, the pressures of building her first RHS show garden at Tatton 2017, working with Paul Hervey Brookes, her first time at Chaumont sur Loire garden festival in 2016, being a finalist in The RHS Young Designer of the Year competition...... and so much more. Grab a cuppa. You're gonna love this one.

    The Sodshow is available every Friday in iTunes, all good podcast stores and The Sodshow website. And, if you have a mo, a rate / review in iTunes would be just fan-tastic. Much cheers for listening Xx

    Also The Sodshow Christmas Party takes places December 9th 2017 in Dublin City Centre. You'll find all the details on facebook and The Sodshow website.

    Twitter: @sodshow facebook: The Sodshow instagram: sodshow

    One of the RHS Young Designer Finalists, Anca Panait exhibited this year at The Royal Horticultural Society's Tatton Park Flower Show with her first RHS show garden 'Prospect & Refuge', for which she was awarded a silver-gilt medal. As a young and hopeful garden designer, Anca is passionate about creating spaces that reconnect people with nature.

    More info on Anca Panait: www.ancapanaitstudio.com Twitter: @Anca_ElenaP


    342: Matt Candeias, In Defense of Plants Nov 08, 2017
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    Matt Candeias is a botanist and the host of The In Defense of Plants podcast. On todays episode of The Sodshow, Peter Donegan and gets to turn the tables as Matt becomes the guest rather than the host. It's not as easy as it sounds.

    That in mind, I was a guest on Matt's podcast some weeks ago and you can go and listen to that later if you wish.

    While I have you, The Sodshow official merchandise T-shirt's are on sale and, though we don't make any money off them (to keep costs down), do please go buy one. You'll look fantastic in it. www.sodshow.com for more info.

    A rate review in iTunes will do just fine instead and thanks you so much.

    Raised in the forests of northeastern North America and is obsessed with botany. When he's not reading, writing, or talking about plants, he is hiking and photographing them or trying to grow them. His favourite plants are orchids and the carnivores but there's not really a plant he does not like.

    The Sodshow is available every Friday in iTunes, all good podcast stores and The Sodshow website. If you have a mo, and you like what you hear, a rate / review in iTunes would be fan-tastic. My thanks for listening. And thank you. Xx

    Twitter: @sodshow facebook: The Sodshow instagram: sodshow Matt started the In Defens of Plants podcast because he felt that plants needed a voice that wasn’t hokey or based in folk lore. He says "Plants are incredible organisms with an evolutionary history all their own. What’s more, they form the foundation for life as we know it. Every week I sit down for a chat with experts and plant enthusiasts alike. We discuss everything from conservation, to pollination, and even how to grow them. In Defense of Plants is my attempt at curing plant blindness around the globe."

    Show Links:

    Website: www.indefenseofplants.com Twitter: @indfnsofplnts Facebook: indefenseofplants


    341: Stephanie Mahon, part 2, Editor, The Garden Design Journal Oct 31, 2017
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    Part 2 of 2 Stephanie Mahon started out as a journalist in Ireland before moving to Italy, where she discovered a passion for horticulture. She worked on The English Garden magazine for seven years, and now edits the Garden Design Journal, and works freelance as a garden writer for newspapers, magazines and websites across the UK. In 2012, she won the Garden Media Guild Journalist of the Year Award.

    Together Peter Donegan and Stephanie talk were it all started way back when when she was leaving school, working her way up to becoming Editor with The English Garden magazine to where she is now as Editor of The Garden Design Journal a part of The Society of Garden Designers.

    While I have you, The Sodshow official merchandise T-shirt's are on sale and, though we don't make any money off them (to keep costs down), do please go buy one. You'll look fantastic in it. www.sodshow.com for more info.

    A rate review in iTunes will do just fine instead and thanks you so much.

    We go a stage further and chat Chelsea, The RHS, pitching your articles to magazines, controversy in gardening and The M and G Garden at RHS Chelsea 2017 by James Basson, gardening trends and changes in garden shows and so much more.

    The Sodshow is available every Friday in iTunes, all good podcast stores and The Sodshow website.

    Twitter: @sodshow facebook: The Sodshow instagram: sodshow

    If you have a mo, a rate / review in iTunes would be fan-tastic. Much cheers for listening. And thank you. Xx

    twitter: @hortihack web: www.gardendesignjournal.com


    340: Jill Anderson Oct 26, 2017
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    Jill Anderson has designed and won award for 2 gardens at RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show. She has written books, taught horticulture, designed for a business and lived pretty much all over the world. On this episode of The Sodshow Garden Podcast, together Peter Donegan and Jill chat literally everything, from her new home and starting a new garden to how a pile of something at Hampton won her a medal and everything in between.

    Part way through we stop and Peter takes a moment to chat about Perennial GRBS, the naked Grubby Gardeners Calendar for 2018 which features Peter and is on sale now; as are tickets for The Party for Perennial taking place this coming January in London. I'll look forward to seeing you there.

    The Sodshow is available every Friday in iTunes, all good podcast stores and The Sodshow website.

    Twitter: @sodshow facebook: The Sodshow instagram: sodshow

    More info on Jill:

    twitter: @JillAgardens web: growingnicely.co.uk


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