BBC RADIO 4 – GARDENERS’ QUESTION TIME
“John Humphrys chairs a special edition of BBC Radio 4’s popular Gardeners’ Question Time to be recorded in Committee Room 12 on Wednesday 8th March 5.30pm. MPs and Peers are invited to bring their horticultural questions to the panel of experts, Anne Swithinbank, John Cushnie and Carol Klein.
If you wish to attend, please contact Brian Donohoe MP by phoning 020 7219 6230 or emailing donohoeb@parliament.uk”
Suggestions for questions?
How much should one pay for fig trees?
What facilities would be required to grow weed on the roof terrace?
Is Liam Fox MP a fruit or a vegetable?
please send further suggestions to the usual address…
recessmonkey@gmail.com
editor[at]recessmonkey.com
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In the hope of creating something like the long-extinct torii revivlii, someone’s crafted cameronia poshio onto blairius triumphalus (which generally does well in the sun). But the plant is now growing wildly round and round in circles despite being mulched with broadsheet newspaper.
Advice please
Horticulturist Hughes said this on January 27th, 2006 at 10:35 am
When one can’t find decent horse manure in central London, will the shit from Mark Oaten’s face be adequate for growing roses?
Eskimo Nell said this on January 27th, 2006 at 11:24 am
I used to get my manure from a little man in Paddington but he has closed his business to concentrate on a media career. Can the team suggest another source of supply?
Mark Oaten said this on January 27th, 2006 at 12:05 pm
For ‘crafted’ please read ‘grafted’ in previous comment. Bugger - I should’ve bought that horticultural context checker…….
Horticulturist Hughes said this on January 27th, 2006 at 3:43 pm
Liam Fox is a vegetable.
But without roots.
The Ink Slinger said this on January 28th, 2006 at 4:20 pm
What is the best soil for planting questionas piemquse? Is there a limit to how wet they can be?
Brandy Hart said this on January 30th, 2006 at 5:34 pm