Green Thumbs in Canterbury

Green Thumbs in Canterbury

Host: Ray King and Amy Wilson
Categories: Special Interest
Languages: English

Plains Media
Produced By: Plains Media
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Meet the Green Thumbs! Two enthusiastic members of the Canterbury Horticultural Society. We are passionate gardeners, bringing you our take on what is happening seasonally in your garden and around Canterbury. We are excited to explore the future of gardening by interviewing lots of different people engaged in various horticultural activities. Flowers, vegetables, events, tips and a whole lot more! Join the Green Thumbs fortnightly on Mondays at 9:00am

All Episodes

Green Thumbs in Canterbury - November book reviews - The Flower Thesaurus, and Now is the Season

Published: 24/11/2025 9:00 a.m.

On Monday 24th November, we review our next couple of books. Amy will be reviewing 'The Flower Thesaurus' by Liz Potter, and Ray will be looking at 'Now is the Season' by Laura Faire.


Green Thumbs in Canterbury - The CHS Orchards in Schools programme, with Christina Sargent

Published: 10/11/2025 9:00 a.m.

On Monday 10th November we're chatting with Christina Sargent, the CHS Orchards in Schools programme coordinator. We talk about the program, and about our love of fruit trees in general.


Green Thumbs in Canterbury - October book reviews - The Botanist's Library and a journal called Sage

Published: 27/10/2025 9:00 a.m.

On Monday 2th October, we review our next couple of books. Amy will be looking at ‘The Botanist's Library' by Carolyn Fry and Emma Wayland, and Ray will be reviewing 'Sage: A journal for the garden curious' by Emma Sage.


Green Thumbs in Canterbury - The Hurunui Garden Festival with Meg Macfarlane

Published: 13/10/2025 9:00 a.m.

On Monday 13th October we're chatting with Meg Macfarlane about the upcoming Hurunui Garden Festival, and what we enjoy about visiting gardens in general.


Green Thumbs in Canterbury - Special third show of the month - getting ready for Spring

Published: 29/9/2025 9:00 a.m.

Join Ray and Amy as they chat about how their gardens fared over Winter, and what's coming up in Spring.