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Questions and timecodes are below. Where applicable, plant names have been provided.

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Q – If you could be in any garden in the UK or elsewhere, where would you be and why?

(1 minutes 12 seconds)

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Q – What evergreen flowers and plants could I plant as ground cover around my thirsty trees?

(3 minutes)

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Pippa –

Cyclamen

Waldsteinia ternata

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Chris –

Iris foetidissima

Iris foetidissima ‘Citrina’

Daphne pontica

Cornus canadensis

Erica Ìý‘Springwood White’

Asplenium

Blechnum

Polypodium

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Bunny –

Asarum europaeum

Helleborus orientalis

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Q – There’s an unusual yellow residue in our asparagus bed. Is this something I should be worried about?

(8 minutes 3 seconds)

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Q – I have created a Hugel bed on my allotment, what can I grow on it?

(10 minutes 5 seconds)

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Feature – Chris Thorogood speaks with photography curator Alex Moore about his botanical exhibition, Unearthed: Photography’s Roots (13 minutes 25 seconds)

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Q – I have commissioned a 1.8m (5 feet 9 inches) sphere sculpture made of horseshoes for my husband’s birthday. We will stand it in a 1.2m (3 feet 9 inches) ground circle, what should I plant in and around it?

(20 minutes 16 seconds)

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Chris –

Clematis

Clematis alpina

Clematis ‘Frances Rivis’

Clematis x durandii

Clematis viticella

Jasminum x stephanense

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Q – Can we dig up and move a tree peony? We want to replant the area.

(24 minutes 18 seconds)

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Feature – Pippa shares her delight in Lampyris noctilucam, also known as the glow worm.

(27 minutes 47 seconds)

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Q – Our lawn has been taken over by moss. Why has it appeared and what can we do about it?

(31 minutes 36 seconds)

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Bunny –

Euphorbia var. robbiae

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Chris –

Miscanthus

Fuchsia

Arbutus

Northofagus

Hydrangea

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Q – What are the most precious and sentimental things in your garden?

(35 minutes 30 seconds)

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Pippa –

Peony

Magnolia stellata