141 episodes
The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast Kitchen Garden
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2.9 • 44 Ratings
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Kitchen Garden is Britain’s best guide to on how to grow your own food. It offers down-to-earth advice from the finest minds in gardening to make sure you get the tastiest produce from your plot. There are tips on how to grow your own wide range of fruit and vegetable crops and how to control troublesome pests plus what to do on your plot each month.
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141 - KG Editor Steve Ott talks to Tayshan Hayden-Smith
In this podcast KG editor Steve Ott chats to Tayshan Hayden-Smith who many of you will know as a TV presenter on BBC’s Your Garden Made Perfect and Hampton Court Flower Show coverage. He is also a pro footballer, award-winning Chelsea Flower Show designer, green activist and founder of The Grow2Know Project and now with the release of his new book Small Space Revolution, an author too!
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140 - The Veg Plot in April
The KG team of Steve, Emma and Tony gather to chat about the top tasks on the plot this month, to compare notes on what they have been up to in recent weeks and to talk about some of the latest gardening stories to hit the news – as well as the weather of course!
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139 - An Interview with Milly Fyfe
KG editor Steve Ott chats to Milly Fyfe who (in no particular order) is a keen gardener, garden writer, farmer, Mum of two, home cook, food campaigner, award-winning digital marketing expert, Instagrammer and blogger as well as the owner of website www.nofussmealsforbusyparents.com (well-worth a visit for the delicious recipes alone!) Milly talks about her upbringing among a family of gardeners and her work promoting seasonal British farm produce as well as home-grown crops to parents and children alike.
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138 - An interview with Susy Bortolot
KG editor Steve Ott chats to Susy Bortolot, AKA susybliving on Instagram and YouTube, about her obsession with growing her own, successional sowings and how moon phase gardening can both improve your crops, and your organisational skills in the garden!
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137 - The Team chats to gardening expert Martin Fish
KG readers will know Martin from his regular contributions to the magazine. A trained horticulturist, ex-nurseryman and head gardener, Martin now concentrates on his work as a writer and on giving talks at many major shows around the country where he works with wife Jill – Martin giving the gardening advice and Jill putting together delicious recipes using the produce he grows. Here he chats to the KG team about his life in horticulture and his exciting new garden in Lincolnshire. You can follow progress from the garden every month throughout 2024 in the magazine.
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136 - What are we doing in January?
Jobs for January with the Kitchen Garden team
The KG team discuss what they are doing in the garden this month including sowing chillies and aubergines, keeping the snow from your fruit cage, forcing rhubarb and 101 uses for a hot water bottle!
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Customer Reviews
Not a natural flow
Like other people mentioned, the sound quality is not amazing with this podcast.
But more importantly it feels very amateurish, the discussions between the panelists don’t flow and feels very stilted at times.
It is a shame because the discussions can be interesting (I’ve been a subscriber for more than a year and have found some good insights from it), but it does not feel like a professional podcast.
Interesting topics and engaging presenters
A nice easy listen with lovely presenters. A variety of topics covered and I always find interesting. An improvement in sound quality would be welcome but this doesn’t detract from the content or presenters too much.
Terrible sound quality
Would be lovely to listen to if not for the terrible sound quality.
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