# James Hitchmough

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Ep14: A Good Ol' Chit-Chat With... Will Teare

Will Teare from Will Teare Garden Design joins us this week for a Good Ol' Chit-Chat. He tells us about the secret woods at the end of his garden, his ambitious shed plans and the best way to eat dandelions. Some mentions from Will, links to which can be found here: https://notjustagarden.co.uk/gar…

Talking Gardens Season 5 Trailer

What would you have in your dream garden? That's what we ask our guests on Talking Gardens, the podcast from Gardens Illustrated. We've got more amazing guests this season with top designers going for gold at the Chelsea Flower Show, as well as much-loved gardeners and expert plants people who will…

James Hitchmough

James Hitchmough, planting maestro and Emeritus Professor of Horticultural Ecology at the University of Sheffield joins Steph to talk about his dream garden, and his own new garden he is creating in Somerset. James discusses all the places he has travelled to to see gardens and plants and the peopl…

Ep38: A Good Ol' Chit-Chat With... Owen Hayman

Owen Hayman - Horticulture Innovation Manager, Certified Surveyor of Japanese Knotweed, Open Water Swimmer, UK Nursery Aficionado, Ribena lover - joins us for this week’s episode of Chit-Chats. We learn about Wisley diplomas, the global rock stars of planting design - Nigel Dunnett and James Hitchm…

Deep Dive: Arit Anderson talks to Nigel Dunnett about his Sheffield garden

Nigel Dunnett is renowned for his large scale meadow planting in public spaces, but it was his own private garden that captivated Arit Anderson, who chose to write about the space for Scribehound Gardening's August theme month. Arit and Nigel join Jane Perrone to talk about this inspirational space…

A British Horticultural Ecologist Challenges the U.S. Consensus

Citing European studies, British horticultural ecologist James Hitchmough, a leader of the ecological gardening movement in his country, rejects the intrinsic superiority of native plants over exotic garden imports for supporting insect diversity in the garden.

Are Alien Plants Superior at Supporting Insect Diversity in the Garden?

James Hitchmough, an eminent British garden designer and former professor of horticultural ecology asserted on a previous episode that research confirms that gardens rich in alien plants support a greater diversity of insects. Today, Matthew Shepherd of the Xerces Society, an organization founded t…

Gardeners' World 2026 Episode 27 Recap

On Gardeners' World 2026 Episode 27 Recap, we talk about the dark side of the moon, med school exams, Russian Roulette Chillis, staff going AWOL, and thanks to a fellow super-sleuth listener, we have some more GW guest intel. We also make a very important PSA⚠️ On Gardeners' World this week, "globa…

Garden Gab Club 028: The Harvest Loop | Fall Season #1

Well hello there Garden Gabbers! Welcome to the very first episode of Garden Gab’s fall season, where we’re spending six episodes digging into one big theme: HARVEST. But before we get philosophical, Molly is fresh off the plane from Bergamo, Italy, with plenty to report which included but was not…