I couldn't get it by my link. I have an itunes account but I don't buy much. Mostly I listen to free stuff. To me their search feature is hard to use but now that I know about her, I keep trying until I find her,. Anyway M. Roach has a pleasant voice and a conversation type style. The one I just listened to said the garden doesn't stop in winter. She lives in a colder climate and doesn't go out as much in winter. So she plants attractive to humans plants which the birds also like and plants them where she can see them in winter from her window. She said to think where you will be walking and what views you will see from your window in winter. She likes winter berry holly. I looked it up and it wants moist soil so I don't know if would do well here. I did notice a small deciduous tree on my way to town yesterday that was covered in red berries. I thought it looked attractive and this was before I listened to the podcast. She also has a water feature for the birds with a heater. This reminded me that bulbs like crocus should be planted by your door because when they bloom, you won't feel like going outside. I still don't have all my sale bulbs planted.

I saw your link but haven't had time to really look at it. I will though. Things will slow down after Christmas.
I've kept daffodils in my garage all winter and most of them were still good the next spring. Just don't forget about them.

I might like her because she talks about her cat. She mentioned on a podcast a book Love Soup for using garden produce in soups.

Here is a link that might be useful: her blog