Welcome to The James & Joe Garden Show
the podcast that rips up the horticultural rulebook and plants something far more entertaining
Every week, we – James Alexander-Sinclair and Joe Swift – tackle a garden topic, from the sensible to the completely ridiculous, armed with sharp opinions, 40 years’ worth of stories and a habit of wandering wildly off-topic.
We love to answer your questions on the podcast but, be warned, we don’t answer dull questions (if you want to know about spuds or plants for shade then try Gardeners’ Question Time) nor do we deal with dead plants (if they are dead, you probably killed them so take some responsibility!).
For anything else email gnome@jamesandjoegarden.com or fill out the form below. If we love your question then you stand a chance to win our in-house gnome, Jekyll.
James Alexander-Sinclair is a garden designer, writer and broadcaster. He is an RHS Vice-President and was awarded the Veitch Memorial Medal for outstanding contribution to horticulture in 2022. He is the RHS Ambassador for Garden Design and a Fellow of the Society of Garden Designers.
Joe Swift is a familiar face on television as a presenter of BBC TV’s Gardeners’ World and other gardening programmes. He is a garden designer, broadcaster, writer and design director of Modular.
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Not only will you get us but new articles every week from some of the best garden writers around and access to a bulging archive from (without wishing to drop names) the likes of Alan Titchmarsh, Ann-Marie Powell, Tom and Sue Stuart-Smith, Advolly Richmond, Jan Etherington and many others. Come join the Collective for essays, seasonal notes, reflections and stories.
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September
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November
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