Tüm Bölümler
Episode 154: the price of rare plants
Prices for so-called unicorn plants have gone sky high as the houseplant trend continues to explode, but this week I am asking: is any plant really worth that much? Plus I answer a...
Episode 153: Claire Ratinon on growing food in small spaces, and racism in horticulture
Organic grower Claire Ratinon joins me to talk about her new book, How To Grow Your Dinner Without Leaving The House and racism in horticulture, and I answer a question about a jad...
Episode 152: leaf botany part three - silicon
This week I find out what silicon does for plants, answer a couple of questions about brown spots on leaves, and we hear from listener MV. For full show notes visit https://www.j...
Episode 151: the relaxation episode
Warning, this episode is seriously relaxing! I read from a Victorian book on indoor gardening that should provide the perfect aural backdrop to a chill-out session, some plant care...
Episode 150: Introducing the On The Ledge manifesto
In this milestone 150th episode, I lay out my manifesto for On The Ledge and answer a question about growing tomatoes, plus we meet listener Lydia and look back at some highlights ...
Episode 149: terrarium tips and National Collections
I find out how you could become the guardian of a major houseplant genus, and answer a listener question about making terrariums. For full show notes visit https://www.janeperrone...
Episode 148: leaf botany part two - CAM and guttation explained
Guttation and CAM (aka Crassulacean Acid Metabolism) are central processes for many of our houseplants, but what do they involve? Terrestrial ecologist Dr Polly Schiffman explains...
Episode 147: identifying houseplants
If you've ever been flummoxed by a houseplant that came with a label marked simply 'foliage', this episode will help you start to figure out the name of your new addition. Plant ex...
Episode 146: helping houseplants cope with a heatwave, plus a Hoya question
When it's unusually hot, you may feel the strain: your houseplants can struggle too. I offer up some tips to help your plants cope with a heatwave, and Doug Chamberlain of Vermont ...
Episode 145: Tyler Thrasher
Tyler Thrasher is the host of podcast Greenhouse Rants and a brilliant polymath who breeds succulents, has designed and crowdfunded his own plant journal and much, much more. He jo...
Episode 144: underrated houseplants
If you enjoy a blast from the past, you'll like this week's profiled plants: three species that were once ubiquitous but have been inexplicably ignored in the current houseplant re...
Episode 143: mealybugs
Mealybugs are one of the most common and hard-to-treat pests you'll encounter as a houseplant grower, so it's high time we devoted a whole episode to these furry terrors! I intervi...
Çevrimdışı Dinle
Favori bölümlerini indir, internetsiz nerede olursan ol dinle.

Yorumlar (0)