This week, Zoe’s recommending magnets in bras and men in tool belts, while Jo’s knee-deep in kitchen paint charts. They weigh in on Alan Carr’s betrayal, share gameshow tactics, and Jo plants a tree with a touching twist. Plus, gardening expert Ish gives us October’s ‘what to cut-back?’ guide.
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GARDENING EXPERT: ISH 👨🌾
Plant lover and garden creator Ish (aka Gardening with Ish) tells us what to cut back this October. Whether he’s pruning dahlias, saving seeds for next year, or explaining the difference between what to cut and what to keep, Ish makes gardening feel easy and joyful — no jargon, just great tips for real gardens.
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