Michael Perry, also known as Mr. Plant Geek, shares his journey through the world of horticulture, discussing the evolution of plant trends, the importance of networking, and the impact of social media on gardening. He reflects on his childhood influences, career path, and the serendipitous nature of his experiences in the industry. The discussion also touches on the significance of authenticity in branding, the balance between passion and business, and the diverse approaches to gardening. Michael emphasises the need for creativity, the value of unique ideas, and the importance of being open to change and collaboration in the ever-evolving world of horticulture.

In this episode, Katie Wood and Anthony Henn welcome Cam, a market gardener from Suffolk, who shares his journey into gardening, the challenges of starting a market garden, and the benefits of small-scale farming. They discuss the importance of mental health in gardening, pest management, and the financial aspects of running a market garden. Cam also explains the no-dig gardening method and offers advice for new gardeners, emphasizing the joy and therapeutic benefits of growing your own food.

In this episode, Katie Wood and Antony Hen welcome Kay from Leafage, who discusses the importance of reconnecting with nature through terrarium workshops. The conversation explores the impact of COVID-19 on gardening trends, Kay's personal journey from a digital designer to an entrepreneur, and the therapeutic benefits of gardening. They also delve into the history of terrariums, their growing popularity, and how Leafage's workshops promote team building and mental well-being in corporate settings.