BBC Gardeners’ Question Time, the beloved radio program that's been helping green-fingered enthusiasts for over 70 years, is heading to Cornwall. This is your chance to have your gardening dilemmas answered by a panel of expert horticulturists, live and in person. So, Cornwall's gardening community, it's time to prepare your questions!

The program, a staple of the BBC Radio 4 schedule, is renowned for its engaging and informative discussions on all things gardening. From battling pesky pests to nurturing prize-winning roses, the panel tackles a wide range of topics with wit and wisdom. This upcoming Cornwall recording promises to be a special event, bringing the national institution to a region known for its stunning gardens and passionate gardeners.

While specific details regarding the venue and date are still to be announced (keep an eye on the BBC Gardeners’ Question Time website and local press for updates), the call to action is clear: start thinking about your most pressing gardening concerns. Are your tomatoes suffering from blight? Are you struggling to create a thriving wildflower meadow? Or perhaps you simply want advice on the best plants for your Cornish garden? Now is the time to formulate your questions and prepare to submit them.

Attending a recording of Gardeners’ Question Time is a unique opportunity. Not only do you get the chance to hear expert advice tailored to the region, but you also become part of the live audience, experiencing the lively atmosphere and camaraderie that the program is known for. It's a chance to connect with fellow gardeners, learn new tips and tricks, and maybe even have your own question answered on national radio!

The program’s enduring popularity speaks to the universal appeal of gardening and the desire to learn from experienced professionals. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, the Cornwall recording of Gardeners’ Question Time offers an invaluable opportunity to expand your horticultural knowledge and contribute to the vibrant gardening community. So, dust off your trowels, grab your notebooks, and get ready to quiz the experts!