The Growing Season

"This week’s show makes repeated references to coition, coitus, copulation, carnal carnivals and other c words. We’ll be putting the Bed in flower beds on this weeks episode of The Growing Season and may not be suitable for the fruits of your intimate interactions... "

Jack, Lynne and Matt McFarland highlight the sexiest plants for Valentines Day in what has become an annual tradition.

Romantic movies, music and treats for this time of the year come into focus.

Jack and Matt tell stories about falling in love with their wives.

Roses, roses, roses... What a great place to start. How do you keep your cut flowers looking fresh well after Valentines Day?

Does the colour of the floral vase make a difference?

How has Jack's cancer journey affected the romantic side of his marriage?

Matt discusses his grocery journey this past week. In trying to buy Canadian products he happened upon some interesting products.

Orchids, chrysanthemum, baby's breath and many more plants are reported to have aphrodisiacal qualities. The trio bust some myths.

Viagara and chocolate - Happy Valentines Day!

Does coffee have a relationship with intimacy? We find out.

Swords, shields, bottles of monkey urine and underdeveloped chicken embryos - yup, all related to Valentines Day.

Looking to get in the mood? Try some whale vomit.

Tune in.

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