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Remembering Nigel Dunnett
Three pieces that celebrate the incredible contribution of innovative designer and plantsman, Nigel Dunnett
Deep Dive
Join our collective of gardening experts to discuss the issues that matter to you: from pruning and propagation to heirloom vegetables and gardening by the moon.
LIVESTREAM: Christmas, Wrapped: How Gardeners Prep for the Festive Season with Laetitia Maklouf
Join Laetitia Maklouf and Jane Perrone for a first foray into festive preparations: how do you like to celebrate Christmas as a gardener?
James Alexander-Sinclair on Weeds, Wilderness and Railways
Garden designer James Alexander-Sinclair talks to Jane Perrone about the changing tapestry of plant life spotted from the window of a train, and how it can shape our own gardens.
Ben Dark on the Art of Garden Writing
Would you like to write about plants and gardens? Ben Dark joins Jane Perrone to explain how he got started in garden writing and offer up some tips for writing in an age of AI.
Annie Guilfoyle on America's Most Inspiring Garden
Garden designer and lecturer Annie Guilfoyle joins host Jane Perrone to talk about her favourite garden.
Sarah Raven on the White Garden at Sissinghurst
Sarah Raven chose the White Garden in June as her favourite garden - she tells Jane Perrone why this world famous garden offers visionary beauty like no other.
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Huw Richards on His Favourite Garden, Aberglasney
Huw Richards joins Jane Perrone to talk about his favourite garden, Aberglasney in Wales.
The Japanese Garden in Scotland, with Advolly Richmond
Garden historian Advolly Richmond joins Jane Perrone to talk about her favourite garden, the Japanese Garden at Cowden in Scotland: a little-known but remarkable example of a garden that showcases the principles of Japanese garden design.
Our Favourite Gardens, with Laetitia Maklouf and Chris Young
August is dedicated to a special theme on Scribehound Gardens - the world's best gardens, and what we can learn from them. Writers Laetitia Maklouf and Chris Young join Jane Perrone to discuss what makes a garden a cut above the rest.
The Native Plant Debate, with Noel Kingsbury
Does supporting biodiversity in the garden mean planting more native species? Noel Kingsbury joins Jane Perrone to discuss the native plant debate in a UK context.
Herbs to Savour and Flavour, with Jekka McVicar
Did you know the Romans used lovage as foot deodorisers and angelica makes a delicious jam that tastes like gin on toast? Herb expert Jekka McVicar regales host Jane Perrone with tales of some of our favourite herbs.
The Woman who Changed the British Landscape, with George Plumptre
You may not know her name, but Brenda Colvin was one of the most influential landscape designers of her era. George Plumptre joins host Jane Perrone to explore her legacy.