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Hi my name is Anthony Faulkner the 2018 RTE Super Garden viewers choice winner and this is a podcast that covers all things gardening and talk to people from all backgrounds from landscaping to garden designers to garden centres to you all gardens around Ireland and UK also every month live design talk with garden designer Chantel Wynn from Land and Forn so stay tuned we are sponsored by Echo www.echo-tools.co.uk and Grow mental health Ireland find me on Facebook and Instagram
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This episode is brought to you by ECHO Tools for more info go to www.echo.ie Mags Riordan is the founder of Bumblebee Flower Farm. A flower farmer passionate about protecting wildlife and promoting safe practices, soil regeneration and biodiversity, she’s passionate about protecting our struggling pollinators, especially bumblebees. Protecting nature is central to everything that she does. Mags is qualified in horticulture, is a professional florist and floral designer and is the leading expert on edible flowers in Ireland. She truly believes you can cultivate beauty that celebrates the seasons and has a supportive and positive effect on our environment. Bumblebee Flower Farm’s promise is that their flowers will ‘Always be Grown and Never Flown’ Based in west Cork, we are Ireland’s first dedicated edible flower farm, where we cultivate vibrant, fragrant, stunning organically grown flowers in line with the seasons. We believe in growing as nature intended, surrounded by flora and fauna and supporting bumblebees and other pollinators. We only use regenerative gardening practices and produce from our own farm or foraged from nearby and cultivate a breathtakingly beautiful range of nectar-rich flowers and foliage that celebrate and embrace the seasons while having a supportive and positive effect on our environment.
This episode is brought to you by ECHO Tools for more info go to www.echo.ie Mags Riordan is the founder of Bumblebee Flower Farm. A flower farmer passionate about protecting wildlife and promoting safe practices, soil regeneration and biodiversity, she’s passionate about protecting our struggling pollinators, especially bumblebees. Protecting nature is central to everything that she does. Mags is qualified in horticulture, is a professional florist and floral designer and is the leading expert on edible flowers in Ireland. She truly believes you can cultivate beauty that celebrates the seasons and has a supportive and positive effect on our environment. Bumblebee Flower Farm’s promise is that their flowers will ‘Always be Grown and Never Flown’ Based in west Cork, we are Ireland’s first dedicated edible flower farm, where we cultivate vibrant, fragrant, stunning organically grown flowers in line with the seasons. We believe in growing as nature intended, surrounded by flora and fauna and supporting bumblebees and other pollinators. We only use regenerative gardening practices and produce from our own farm or foraged from nearby and cultivate a breathtakingly beautiful range of nectar-rich flowers and foliage that celebrate and embrace the seasons while having a supportive and positive effect on our environment.
Coming soon I go a revisit Top of the city garden where I was last back in 2022
Coming soon I go on location down in Waterford city at the Top of the city community garden
Wednesday 9th September 2026 My episode with 2026 Rte Super Garden designer Janani Rajkumar who who runs a garden design business and a mini garden business. www.hergardenstudio.com www.minigardens.ie This episode is brought to you by Grow Mental Health Ireland www.grow.ie and ECHO Tools www.echo.ie Please follow me on Facebook Instagram TicToc Linkedin and catch all episodes on Spotify Apple Podcasts Youtube and find me on www.tranquillitydesigns.ie
Wednesday 9th September 2026 My episode with 2026 Rte Super Garden designer Janani Rajkumar who who runs a garden design business and a mini garden business. www.hergardenstudio.com www.minigardens.ie This episode is brought to you by Grow Mental Health Ireland www.grow.ie and ECHO Tools www.echo.ie Please follow me on Facebook Instagram TicToc Linkedin and catch all episodes on Spotify Apple Podcasts Youtube and find me on www.tranquillitydesigns.ie
This week I welcome the shows sponsors on to talk all about ECHO and I am joined by Mark to tell us more www.echo.ie or www.ech-tools.co.uk Echo started manufacturing small farming tools in Japan over 70 years ago. Due to food scarcity after World War II and pest damage to rice crops, Echo developed manual dusters for pesticides in 1947.” , as noted in the ECHO History video .Owned by the Yamabiko Corporation , ECHO designs and casts its commercial-grade engines in Japan, where quality is tightly controlled. [ 1 , 2 ]Core Product Ranges Gas-Powered Equipment: Includes industry-leading chainsaws, brush cutters, hedge trimmers, and power pruners. ECHO is also known for inventing the backpack blower. [ 1 , 2 ] Battery-Powered Ranges: Offers a high-performance 56V Battery Range alongside the 40V Garden+ Range for varied domestic and professional needs. [ 1 ] X-Series: Represents ECHO's best-in-class tier, offering high power-to-weight ratios and vibration reduction for heavy commercial use (learn more on the ECHO X-Series page ). [ 1 ] WarrantiesECHO backs its commitment to durability with robust warranties: typically a 5-year warranty for domestic/consumer use and a 2-year warranty for professional use on most core products (read details on the ECHO Tools Ireland site). [ 1 , 2 ]
This week I welcome the shows sponsors on to talk all about ECHO and I am joined by Mark to tell us more www.echo.ie or www.ech-tools.co.uk Echo started manufacturing small farming tools in Japan over 70 years ago. Due to food scarcity after World War II and pest damage to rice crops, Echo developed manual dusters for pesticides in 1947.” , as noted in the ECHO History video .Owned by the Yamabiko Corporation , ECHO designs and casts its commercial-grade engines in Japan, where quality is tightly controlled. [ 1 , 2 ]Core Product Ranges Gas-Powered Equipment: Includes industry-leading chainsaws, brush cutters, hedge trimmers, and power pruners. ECHO is also known for inventing the backpack blower. [ 1 , 2 ] Battery-Powered Ranges: Offers a high-performance 56V Battery Range alongside the 40V Garden+ Range for varied domestic and professional needs. [ 1 ] X-Series: Represents ECHO's best-in-class tier, offering high power-to-weight ratios and vibration reduction for heavy commercial use (learn more on the ECHO X-Series page ). [ 1 ] WarrantiesECHO backs its commitment to durability with robust warranties: typically a 5-year warranty for domestic/consumer use and a 2-year warranty for professional use on most core products (read details on the ECHO Tools Ireland site). [ 1 , 2 ]
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James Smith BSCLandscape Designer James is a talented, young designer who is passionate about plants and creating green spaces for everyone to enjoy. Having achieved a silver medal in 2021 for the young designer category at RHS Flower Show Tatton Park and is also a winner of Pro Landscaper 30 under 30: The Next Generation. James studied horticulture at Moulton College before going on to study landscape and garden design graduating from Writtle University College in 2017. He brings a wealth of experience to the team and will be focusing on working on large scale commercial designs and private residential gardens as well as helping to grow the business. https://linktr.ee/gardendesignerjameshttps://thelandscapeservice.com/This episode is brought to you by ECHO www.echo.ie for more details
James Smith BSCLandscape Designer James is a talented, young designer who is passionate about plants and creating green spaces for everyone to enjoy. Having achieved a silver medal in 2021 for the young designer category at RHS Flower Show Tatton Park and is also a winner of Pro Landscaper 30 under 30: The Next Generation. James studied horticulture at Moulton College before going on to study landscape and garden design graduating from Writtle University College in 2017. He brings a wealth of experience to the team and will be focusing on working on large scale commercial designs and private residential gardens as well as helping to grow the business. https://linktr.ee/gardendesignerjameshttps://thelandscapeservice.com/This episode is brought to you by ECHO www.echo.ie for more details
Coming soon I have a chat with Mark Sinnott from ECHO as he tell us all about echo where they started and some of there products on the market as you all know echo sponsors The Premier Garden Show www.echo.ie for more info
A quick thank you to my sponsors ECHO Tools for my merch
This episode is brought to you by ECHO Tools go to www.echo.ie or www.-tools.co.uk for more info Debbie Rebecca Sam Sally https://echoesandreflections.org/category/holocaust-remembrance/ https://45aid.org/ https://www.instagram.com/echo_of_water_circles_of_time/?hl=en"Echoes of Water, Circles of Time" sounds like a poetic title, but it does not match a specific, widely known book, movie, historical event, or scientific study. It evokes themes of flowing water, memory, and the cyclical nature of time or history.If you are looking for a specific piece of art, a local project, a book chapter, or a philosophical concept under this exact title, it may be a private work, a recent creative project, or a translation.
This episode is brought to you by ECHO Tools go to www.echo.ie or www.-tools.co.uk for more info Debbie Rebecca Sam Sally https://echoesandreflections.org/category/holocaust-remembrance/ https://45aid.org/ https://www.instagram.com/echo_of_water_circles_of_time/?hl=en"Echoes of Water, Circles of Time" sounds like a poetic title, but it does not match a specific, widely known book, movie, historical event, or scientific study. It evokes themes of flowing water, memory, and the cyclical nature of time or history.If you are looking for a specific piece of art, a local project, a book chapter, or a philosophical concept under this exact title, it may be a private work, a recent creative project, or a translation.
Sponsored by ECHO Tools www.echotools.ie Ross Dyke is an emerging leader in sustainable horticulture and agri-technology, dedicated to combining hands-on expertise, forward-thinking research, and community outreach to shape the future of the industry. Based in Worcestershire, Ross is currently studying for a BSc (Hons) in Sustainable Horticulture & Agriculture Technology at Pershore College, part of WCG, with his final year due to conclude in 2026 . His educational journey reflects both deep commitment and rapid progression, underpinned by strong apprenticeship and scholarship achievements. Ross began his career in horticulture in 2015 at Webbs Garden Centres in Worcestershire and went on to do a Level 3 Crop Technician apprenticeship, which he successfully completed in 2023 . This foundational training gave him real-world, practical experience in crop production, plant health, and hands-on techniques across a variety of horticultural systems. Building upon this, he enrolled in the BSc (Honours) programme in Sustainable Horticulture & Agriculture Technology at Pershore College, where he is currently in the final phase of his degree, finishing in 2026. The programme has equipped him with knowledge in sustainable practices, agri-tech innovations, environmental considerations, crop protection, and modern cultivation technologies. Ross’s work and promise have been recognised by industry peers and institutions through several prestigious honours: In 2024 , Ross was awarded a The Colegrave Seabrook Foundation Smart Garden Scholarship , recognising students in horticulture who show excellence and promise - colegraveseabrookfoundation.org.uk Also in 2024, he was one of the winners of the IPPS Europe Six Packer Awards , placing among rising talents acknowledged by the International Plant Propagators’ Society in Europe.These accolades reflect Ross’s ability to combine academic success with applied skills and his leadership within the horticulture sector. Beyond formal study, Ross is heavily involved in initiatives intended to share knowledge, inspire future generations, and strengthen the horticultural community. One such project is Get Children Growing , a pilot scheme that delivered 10,000 free, eco-friendly sunflower grow kits to primary schools in the UK. This initiative is designed not just to teach children about plant growth and ecology, but to instil a sense of environmental stewardship and hands-on curiosity from an early age. Ross also founded and runs The Plant Pod , a hub for horticultural content, podcasts, grants & bursaries, articles, videos, and more. Through The Plant Pod, he amplifies voices in the sector and supports cross-sector dialogue on sustainable horticulture and plant science. In each episode of his podcast, he has a guest from within the horticulture industry; these guests range from managing directors, plant growers, horticulture therapists, and celebrity gardeners. One of Ross’s major recent accomplishments was organising and hosting the inaugural “Helping You Grow a Better Future” horticulture conference at Pershore College on 12 February 2025 . This sold-out event brought together students from Levels 1, 2, 3, and the BSc programme, along with industry experts, thought leaders, and technology providers. About 150 - 160 attendees , participated in a full day of talks and networking. Speakers addressed a diverse array of topics: sustainable crop protection, drone technology in horticulture, emerging plant cultivars and trends, industry futures, air pruning technology, among others. Key organisations represented included Mr Plant Geek, The Boyd Partnership, ICL, Impact Aerial, Proptek UK, The Colegrave Seabrook Foundation, HTA, and WCG. You can contact Ross via his social media accounts listed below, or by dropping him an email at - ross@theplantpod.co.uk
Sponsored by ECHO Tools www.echotools.ie Ross Dyke is an emerging leader in sustainable horticulture and agri-technology, dedicated to combining hands-on expertise, forward-thinking research, and community outreach to shape the future of the industry. Based in Worcestershire, Ross is currently studying for a BSc (Hons) in Sustainable Horticulture & Agriculture Technology at Pershore College, part of WCG, with his final year due to conclude in 2026 . His educational journey reflects both deep commitment and rapid progression, underpinned by strong apprenticeship and scholarship achievements. Ross began his career in horticulture in 2015 at Webbs Garden Centres in Worcestershire and went on to do a Level 3 Crop Technician apprenticeship, which he successfully completed in 2023 . This foundational training gave him real-world, practical experience in crop production, plant health, and hands-on techniques across a variety of horticultural systems. Building upon this, he enrolled in the BSc (Honours) programme in Sustainable Horticulture & Agriculture Technology at Pershore College, where he is currently in the final phase of his degree, finishing in 2026. The programme has equipped him with knowledge in sustainable practices, agri-tech innovations, environmental considerations, crop protection, and modern cultivation technologies. Ross’s work and promise have been recognised by industry peers and institutions through several prestigious honours: In 2024 , Ross was awarded a The Colegrave Seabrook Foundation Smart Garden Scholarship , recognising students in horticulture who show excellence and promise - colegraveseabrookfoundation.org.uk Also in 2024, he was one of the winners of the IPPS Europe Six Packer Awards , placing among rising talents acknowledged by the International Plant Propagators’ Society in Europe. These accolades reflect Ross’s ability to combine academic success with applied skills and his leadership within the horticulture sector. Beyond formal study, Ross is heavily involved in initiatives intended to share knowledge, inspire future generations, and strengthen the horticultural community. One such project is Get Children Growing , a pilot scheme that delivered 10,000 free, eco-friendly sunflower grow kits to primary schools in the UK. This initiative is designed not just to teach children about plant growth and ecology, but to instil a sense of environmental stewardship and hands-on curiosity from an early age. Ross also founded and runs The Plant Pod , a hub for horticultural content, podcasts, grants & bursaries, articles, videos, and more. Through The Plant Pod, he amplifies voices in the sector and supports cross-sector dialogue on sustainable horticulture and plant science. In each episode of his podcast, he has a guest from within the horticulture industry; these guests range from managing directors, plant growers, horticulture therapists, and celebrity gardeners. One of Ross’s major recent accomplishments was organising and hosting the inaugural “Helping You Grow a Better Future” horticulture conference at Pershore College on 12 February 2025 . This sold-out event brought together students from Levels 1, 2, 3, and the BSc programme, along with industry experts, thought leaders, and technology providers. About 150 - 160 attendees , participated in a full day of talks and networking. Speakers addressed a diverse array of topics: sustainable crop protection, drone technology in horticulture, emerging plant cultivars and trends, industry futures, air pruning technology, among others. Key organisations represented included Mr Plant Geek, The Boyd Partnership, ICL, Impact Aerial, Proptek UK, The Colegrave Seabrook Foundation, HTA, and WCG. You can contact Ross via his social media accounts listed below, or by dropping him an email at - ross@theplantpod.co.uk
Mark Latchford Mark combines extensive experience with a genuine passion for his craft as he leads a dynamic team of landscape and garden designers. Renowned for his ability to create holistic and transformative outdoor spaces which tell a story, Mark’s designs foster a deep connection between people and nature, providing the perfect backdrop for lasting memories and moments of well-being. As a recognised leader in sustainable design and contributor to numerous publications, Mark and his team’s innovative gardens reflect their unwavering commitment to ecology and biodiversity, shaping landscapes that will thrive for generations. Led by award-winning landscape designer Mark Latchford, our team have honed their skills working on projects from urban gardens to country estates, and from waterside landscapes to international projects. As either an independent Landscape Design Studio or side-by-side with the widerHollandGreen Architecture and Interior Design teams, we approach each project with a holistic design vision that leads to beautiful outdoor spaces. https://www.hollandgreen.co.uk/
Mark Latchford Mark combines extensive experience with a genuine passion for his craft as he leads a dynamic team of landscape and garden designers. Renowned for his ability to create holistic and transformative outdoor spaces which tell a story, Mark’s designs foster a deep connection between people and nature, providing the perfect backdrop for lasting memories and moments of well-being. As a recognised leader in sustainable design and contributor to numerous publications, Mark and his team’s innovative gardens reflect their unwavering commitment to ecology and biodiversity, shaping landscapes that will thrive for generations. Led by award-winning landscape designer Mark Latchford, our team have honed their skills working on projects from urban gardens to country estates, and from waterside landscapes to international projects. As either an independent Landscape Design Studio or side-by-side with the wider HollandGreen Architecture and Interior Design teams, we approach each project with a holistic design vision that leads to beautiful outdoor spaces. https://www.hollandgreen.co.uk/
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