BBC Two 5 April 2002
After weeks of wet mud, Alan Titchmarsh 's herbaceous border is recovering and perennial plants are going in. Joe tries to like conifers during a visit to a pinetum and plants a cryptomeria in the border. Meanwhile, coastal winds are adding to the problems of a chalky garden that has only eight inches of top soil. Chris Beardshaw meets the woman rising to its challenge.
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We’re really enjoying these. Maybe, just maybe, some more of the Alan Titchmarsh years will surface. Thanks again.