Big Garden Little Garden

It's time to talk Spring Bulbs in this episode of BigGardenLittleGarden.
Geraldine and Claire run through their favourite, showstopper Tulips bulbs and give some tips on how best to pot them up.
Geraldine gives an update on her plan for Katie's garden and has some great news on the progress of the border.
They also discuss the dainty cyclamen flower.

Its time for a change of rhythm in the new episode of BigGardenLittleGarden with the arrival of September and some much-needed cooler weather.
Geraldine and Claire continue to observe the effects in their gardens of an exceptionally hot summer in Dublin.
They embrace the September Reset with some plant shopping and pickling of the summer harvest.
And Geraldine talks the listeners through the subject of water butts and how to use "grey water" during hosepipe bans.

In this episode Geraldine and Claire share some of their most special moments in the garden and discuss what factors make for a memorable garden experience.
There is also the usual catch-up on what's been growing well, and not so well, after an exceptionally hot and dry summer.

In this episode of BigGardenLIttleGarden Geraldine and Claire discuss the impact of the July heatwave on their gardens and consider what the changing climate might mean for the future of gardening in Ireland,

In this episode of BigGardenLittleGarden Geraldine and Claire visit Clondeglass: a walled garden in the foothills of the Slieve Bloom mountains, to meet Paul Brady, a plantsman with an impressive vision for this secluded idyll.
The garden is well-known and has been the subject of an RTE series called "Dermot's Secret Garden", which chronicled the late Dermot O" Neill's original restoration of the garden. Sadly, ill-health prevented Dermot from achieving all of his dreams for Clondeglass and instead he sold the garden to Paul, who continues to respect Dermot's legacy, while also building on his own plans for this special place.