Show Notes
With thanks London College of Garden Design for supporting...... In 2018 Kate Gould competed at Ascot Spring Garden Show, Singapore and at Chelsea. On todays show, Kate's second appearance on The Sodshow garden podcast, Peter Donegan with Andrew Fisher Tomlin of London College of Garden Design - of which I am very grateful for their support of this show and do please go check out their garden courses - chat with Kate about this, life as a designer, making show gardens work and of course and naturally we deviate entirely off the point. This episode, whilst a little noisy in parts (Kate was in a petrol station when we called, it happens..... ) is with thanks to London College of Garden Design. The Sodshow is available every Friday in iTunes, all good podcast stores and www.sodshow.com London College Garden Design: web: www.lcgd.org.uk twitter: @LCgardendesign fb: TheLondonCollegeofGardenDesign More info: web: kategouldgardens.com twitter: @KateGouldGarden instagram: kategouldgardens The Sodshow: Twitter: @sodshow facebook: The Sodshow instagram: sodshow
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