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Hosted by Rebecca Noble · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 93 episodes
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We go in search of flower farmers, to share their knowledge, passion and insights into the flower industry. Having fun along the way! It's going to be blooming fabulous. Season 2026 coming soon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Rebecca Noble hosts Dish the Dirt, a leisure show with 93 episodes published.
What if the answer to floristry's floral foam problem could be grown instead of manufactured? In this episode, Bec sits down with Kristina Bircsak of Miconet Solutions, creator of Natriform — a plant-based floral mechani
Dawn Allen began as a Saturday girl in her local florist shop, met her husband at Covent Garden Flower Market, and now farms Australian natives from Bob's Garden — fifty acres at Boneo on the Mornington Peninsula, lookin
Five years ago, Bec sat down with Petrina from Petrina Blooms as Melbourne crawled out of its first COVID lockdown. This episode, she finally makes it back for that promised gin — and finds out everything that's bloomed,
Some episodes are time capsules. This is one of them. We're rewinding to late 2020, as Victoria emerged from its first long lockdown — gin raised, friends finally allowed over, the whole state breathing out. In the middl
Dish the Dirt — Show Notes The Cotton Bunch with Jamie Rother & Caroline Azria What happens when a third-generation cotton farmer and a Paris-born UX designer meet at Disney World, fall in love, and end up growing flower
Some people don't just start businesses — they start movements. This week I sit down with Jess, the powerhouse founder of the Flower Summit , the Newcastle Food & Flower Markets and the Newcastle Flower School . We go ri
We’re closing out 2025 with a soulful, grounded, and beautifully honest conversation with Brooke Stewart of Meadowbrook Flower Farm. Set between Port Fairy and Warrnambool, Brooke’s six-acre farm is shaped by wind, weath
Key topics: Diversifying crops and sustaining staff year-round Protected cultivation and the benefits of greenhouses Exporting Australian flowers to Japan and beyond Collaboration, community, and why sharing knowledge ma
Guests: Elsa from Hunter Forage & Madeline from Mount Vincent Flower Farm In this episode, Rebecca chats with Elsa and Madeline about how a small group of passionate local growers turned into a thriving community of 30+
Guest: Caitie O’Grady – Springview Irises, Ebden VIC Host: Rebecca Noble Nestled in the hills of northeast Victoria overlooking Lake Hume, Springview Irises is home to hundreds of bearded iris varieties grown by Caitie O
In this episode of Dish the Dirt , I chat with Belinda from The Flowering Field , based in Burra, New South Wales. Belinda shares: How her passion for gardening during maternity leave blossomed into a flower farmThe chal
n this episode of Dish the Dirt, I chat with the inspiring Kathy from Plumtree Floral Farm in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales. Kathy’s story is a reminder that it’s never too late to chase your dreams. After a lon
n this episode of Dish the Dirt, I sit down with Sarah from Quail Cottage and Ash, wedding florist Film and Foliage and founder of Wildflower Academy, to talk about The Harvest—a collection point that’s transforming the
In this episode of Dish the Dirt, I chat with the vibrant and driven Hannah Urquhart, whose journey into the world of flowers began with a love for agriculture and a deep curiosity about how things grow. After completing
In this final episode of the season, host Rebecca Noble chats with Sharon from Pretty Little Flower Farm in Seville, Victoria. Sharon shares how her love of gardening, a lockdown during COVID, and a fascination with dahl
In this episode of Dish the Dirt, we sit down with Elissa from @larkspur.flowers, a passionate florist and designer based in Daylessford, Victoria. With a background in permaculture and landscape design, Elissa brings a
🌸 Episode Summary: This episode is a special one — recorded back in 2020, it captures the early days of Florelie Seasonal Flowers, a specialty cut flower farm in Bungaree, just outside of Ballarat, Victoria. Lorelie sha
n this episode of Dish the Dirt, we head to Coonamble, NSW, to meet Emily from Petal & Bow Flowers — a passionate grower carving out her own path in Australia’s warm, dry inland. What began as a maternity leave project h
Guest : Sophie, founder of With Love Sophie and Honey Bunch Farm Location : Yark, VIC — a picturesque valley near Mansfield with a short and unpredictable growing season, but loads of heart. What We Cover : Sophie's jour
🌸 Episode Summary: In this heartfelt and honest episode of Dish the Dirt, we catch up with Janae and Chris from Fleurs de Lyonville—a flower farming couple based just outside of Melbourne. Recorded live at the Melbourne
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Dish the Dirt is hosted by Rebecca Noble. The show is categorised under leisure (home) and has published 93 episodes.
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