Toby Buckland explores ways to revive the UK's fruit-growing heritage and promote home-grown fruit. Christine Walkden aims to bring back ornamental bedding, a style of gardening that was popular during the Victorian era.
1. Wild Flowers and Front Gardens
Aired: Dec 9, 2013In the next episode, Chris Beardshaw shares expert tips on maximizing the bea...
Aired: Dec 12, 2013In the next episode, gardening expert Toby Buckland shares his expertise on c...
3. Cottage Gardens and House Plants
Aired: Dec 13, 2013Carol Klein showcases quintessential British gardening styles, specifically t...
Aired: Jan 6, 2014Rachel de Thame delves into the struggles of Britain's cut flower industry, u...
5. Rock Gardens and Herb Gardens
Aired: Jan 7, 2014Carol Klein revives the timeless art of rock gardening, sharing her enthusias...
Aired: Jan 8, 2014Diarmuid Gavin explores the potential for growing under glass in gardens, usi...
Aired: Jan 9, 2014Charlie Dimmock is reviving a passion for water and wildlife in gardens, high...
Aired: Jan 10, 2014Sarah Raven explores the British obsession with lawns, visiting Worcester Col...
9. Fruit Trees and Ornamental Bedding
Aired: Jan 13, 2014Toby Buckland explores ways to revive the UK's fruit-growing heritage and pro...
10. Herbaceous Borders and Kitchen Gardens
Aired: Jan 14, 2014The iconic British garden feature, the herbaceous border, is making a comebac...
Seasons: 2
Current Status: Returning Series
Network: BBC Two
Production Country: United Kingdom
Genres:Documentary
