Show Notes
In this episode, Jamie interview ecologist and environmental photographer, Alison Pouliot. Alison and Jamie delve into a fungi-filled discussion with Alison’s new book, Underground Lovers, as a launching point. They discuss everything from the role of fungi in our ecosystems, the oddly maligned view of fungi, through to glowing ghost fungi. It’s entertaining and educational in equal parts! Head to Alison’s website for more information about her work: https://alisonpouliot.com/
More from Garden Hoes Australia
Garden Hoes have been on the road visiting a range of nurseries and gardens . . . so we’re bringing you our highlights in this episode. If you’re looking for more information on the places we mention, check out these links: Vaughn’s Native Nursery: https://www.instagram.com/vaughansplants/ The Garden of St Erth (Digger’s Club): https://www.instagram.com/gardenofsterth/ Dicksonia Rare Plants: https://www.facebook.com/dicksoniarareplants/ Viewfield, Mt Macedon: https://www.instagram.com/mt_macedon_viewfield/?hl=en Antique Perennials: https://www.instagram.com/antique_perennials/
We went to MIFGS! Erin and Jamie spend this hour dissecting their recent visit to the 2024 Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show. We talk you through our favourites in the hall of flowers, the Avenue of Achievable Gardens and the prize-winning Show Gardens. We also highlight the common themes we saw and some plants that seem to be having a bit of a moment. Grab a cuppa and put us in your ears!
Grab a cuppa and join Jamie and Erin as we discuss mushrooms and a horticultural hack for hydrating your soil during extended hot and dry periods. We are keeping our cool during our Australian Summer, so there’s much talk of irrigation . . . and of course, an update on Jamie’s very own F1 Dahlia seedlings. Enjoy!
We’re back for 2024! After a short break to imbibe champagne, we’re here to regale you with our Summer garden doings. This includes a new puppy for Jamie, Olive Tree propagation, a slug infestation and blackberry management. Jamie is being remarkably (uncharacteristically?) restrained in her Dahlia propagation.
Jamie has visited a couple of new gardens and shares stories of majestic trees and goes into quite a bit of useful information about tree maintenance, particularly in relation to leaf curl.