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Hear the stories behind the places and collections in our care with the National Trust Podcast
From subtropical havens to ornate sculpture parks, the gardens we look after are both beautiful and steeped in history. Listen to our podcast episodes to discover more about these green oases and meet the staff and volunteers who care for them.
Go behind the scenes of the Plant Conservation Centre, one of our most important – and most secretive – locations.
Listen on mobileHead to Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park for a winter stroll through the world-famous Bodnant Garden, created 150 years ago by Henry Pochin.
Listen on mobileJourney through a tropical Cornish paradise at Glendurgan Garden, where exotic plants grow alongside native wildflowers.
Listen on mobileDiscover 1,000 acres of parkland, woods and cliffs at Sheringham in Norfolk: the vision of landscape designer Humphry Repton.
Listen on mobileYou might expect to find exotic plants in the jungles of Burma or the Australian outback, but how about in a garden in Northern Ireland?
Listen on mobileExplore the immersive landscape of Stowe in Buckinghamshire which was shaped by visionary designer, Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown.
Listen on mobileFollow in the footsteps of dukes, earls and royalty on this journey around Cliveden's world-famous gardens.
Listen on mobileHear the stories behind the places and collections in our care with the National Trust Podcast
Find out all you need to know about podcasts – both National Trust and others – covering what they are, where to find them and the difference between streaming and downloading.
Join ranger Kate Martin as she rambles along routes through some of the Trust’s most beautiful landscapes, uncovering myths, legends and history along the way.
Our literary-themed podcast episodes explore how places we care for helped to shape the work of famous authors such as Agatha Christie and William Wordsworth.
Find out how your plants can thrive without using peat-based products and learn about the changes our gardeners have made at the gardens and nurseries in our care.