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Grow Your Own Veg - yesterday
On 11 Feb, 06:25, "JennyC" wrote:
Of course......., but I get the impression that she's been raising a family and getting a business of the ground in the intervening years..... Hot from the press .... "It's been said that her enthusiasm for plants would make even the least green-fingered person sit up and take notice. Mancunian (bless) Carol joined the BBC TWO Gardeners' World presenting team in 2005 and also runs a thriving nursery and writes regularly for the gardening press. After leaving school at 15, she had a succession of jobs until attending Art College in 1962, from where she graduated with a Fine Art BA. After completing a postgraduate Art teachers' course in Brighton, Carol taught at various schools in London before moving into the Devonshire sunshine in the late Seventies and raising two daughters. While living in Devon, Carol taught art at North Devon College and started propagating plants because she couldn't afford to buy the ones she wanted for her own garden. Friends suggested she sell the spares, so Carol opened a stall in the local market and, eventually, people began going to her nursery instead. Now it's a thriving business and Carol loves to hear how her plants have done." She wrote many books - Plant Personnalities in 2004, A Touch of Winter Colour in 2005, The Edible Container Garden in 2006, numerous articles in magasines, newspapers etc. and videos, one of which is the behind the scene of Chelsea 2006 (it was great coz I was there ;o). She made lots of Radio shows, tv shows etc. I mean, how can someone criticise this woman? I'm baffled. Many posters here own up to never have grown leeks ... and I can quote them ... nor do they know when to plant seeds ... take cuttings etc. Who are you and what have you done? Huh?! |
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