Plants are lovely but can also be deadly. Join Chelsea and Jenny as we cover the stories of people who used the darker side of botany to their advantage.
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Death And Gardening is hosted by Chelsea & Jenny. The show has published 26 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Thunderstorm Asthma" (29 October 2026, 17 minutes), "Delphinium | The Garden Showstopper With a Dark Side" (17 October 2026, 26 minutes), and "The Affair of the Poisons" (19 September 2026, 49 minutes).
Death And Gardening publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 26 episodes.
Booking probability for Death And Gardening is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Death And Gardening requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Death And Gardening's contact route on record: public web form.
Chelsea & Jenny hosts Death And Gardening, a true crime podcast with 26 episodes published.
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Episode #26
On November 21, 2016, Melbourne had a hot day, a lot of ryegrass pollen, and a thunderstorm. Within 30 hours, emergency departments saw thousands of extra respiratory cases, and ten people died. It was the largest...
Episode #25
Delphinium towers over the flower border in shades of blue, purple, pink, and white. It is also toxic from root to petal. This week, Chelsea gives a plant presentation covering where the name comes from, its Greek...
Episode #24
In 1676, a noblewoman was beheaded and burned in Paris and her last words were a threat: half the nobility had done the same things, and if she felt like talking, she could ruin them all. She wasn't wrong. This week...
Episode #23
For nearly a decade, men connected to Toronto's Gay Village disappeared, one by one, with little explanation. The man responsible was a landscaper — someone whose job gave him keys to properties across the city, and...
Episode #22
He was the kind of guy who dug a pond in his backyard so his family could have ducks. In November of 2015, Michael Shaver went to a tractor show with his wife and kids, came home — and then, according to Laurie, drove...
Episode #21
Warning for this episode: Infant murder is the main point in Amelia Dyer's story, this is a very dark story and may not be for everyone. Sound Warning: Jenny thought it would be a great idea to take the podcast outside...
Episode #20
In July 2004, Jarrod Davidson — 27, chemistry student, devoted father — was shot and killed outside his Santa Barbara apartment after answering a knock at the door. Left on his doorstep: a potted Persian Violet and a...
Episode #20
<p>In July 2004, Jarrod Davidson — 27, chemistry student, devoted father — was shot and killed outside his Santa Barbara apartment after answering a knock at the door. Left on his doorstep: a potted Persian Violet and a...
Episode #19
<p>Nannie Doss killed eleven people between 1927 and 1954 — four husbands, two daughters, her mother, a sister, two grandchildren, and a mother-in-law — across Alabama, North Carolina, Kansas, and Oklahoma. She was...
Episode #18
<p>One of the most prolific unsolved cases in American history — and somehow, you've probably barely heard of it. </p><p>In this episode, we're covering one of the most chilling cold cases still unfolding today — a...
Episode #17
<p>A baby goes missing. A ransom is paid. A man is executed. And a piece of wood — just a piece of wood — becomes the most important evidence in the entire case.</p><p>The Lindbergh kidnapping was already one of the...
Episode #16
<p>In 2017, a convicted war criminal stood in a courtroom in The Hague, heard his appeal denied, declared "I am not a war criminal" — and drank poison. Live. In front of the judges.</p><p>This week, Chelsea covers the...
Episode #15
<p>Britain's deadliest secret lived in a quiet pit village in County Durham — and for nearly two decades, she was hiding in plain sight.</p><p>In this episode, we're diving into the chilling true story of Mary Ann...
Episode #14
<p>A boy genius with a chemistry set and absolutely no boundaries.</p><p>At just 14 years old, Graham Frederick Young began slipping poison into his family's tea — methodically, patiently, and with detailed notes. He...
Death And Gardening
<p>A gift-wrapped package. A note that read "With love, Happy Easter." A family who had no idea what was inside.</p><p>In this special Easter episode, Chelsea covers the case of Jordélia Barbosa — a Brazilian woman who...
Episode #13
<p>A cup of coffee. A sudden illness. A body buried in Arctic ice.<br/>Charles Francis Hall was an obsessive, self-taught explorer who made not one but three expeditions to the Arctic in the late 1800s — a man so...
Episode #12
<p>A missing couple. A quiet English neighborhood. A garden hiding a deadly secret.<br/>When William and Patricia Wycherley vanished from their home in Mansfield, investigators uncovered a chilling truth buried just...
Episode #11
<p>What does an infamous Victorian-era murder have to do with Sir David Attenborough? More than you’d expect.<br/><br/>In this episode of the Death & Gardening Podcast, Jenny and Chelsea dive into the Richmond Murder of...
Episode #10
<p>This week we take a dive deep back into Egyptian history and revisit the incestuous and often violent familial line of the seven Cleopatras, culminating with the most famous (and poison obsessed) Cleopatra...
Episode #9
<p>This week we take a minor departure from our normal topics to cover the life and poisonous death of the Father of Philosophy, Socrates. Unliked by his peers and beloved by his students, Socrates challenged the status...
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