|
March 11, 2011 Air date : 14th April 2006
Monty is in the dry garden at Berryfields, starting to plant up a new extended area, and discussing the biggest trend set to hit UK gardens this summer - drought. Carol champions wildlife gardening as her trend, and is busy planting nectar-rich early spring flowers.

Continue Reading »
March 10, 2011 The Bush Tucker Man is the television name of Les Hiddins. A native Australian, Les has entered the popular consciousness through his TV series "The Bush Tucker Man".

Continue Reading »
March 7, 2011 Sophie Thomson profiles some of her favourite plants for late season colour. Jerry Coleby- Williams checks his potted produce, digs in his spectacular green manure and plants nematode resistant crops - corn and amaranth, and John Patrick visits a newly planted garden to explain how to design around mature trees and what to do to make the most of them.

Continue Reading »
March 3, 2011 Air date : 7th April 2006
Monty begins a new project at Berryfields - a garden in the shade. Carol is busy in the alpine garden, and visits the Garden House in Devon to take a look at her favourite group of plants that grow underneath the canopies of trees - Woodlanders.

Continue Reading »
February 28, 2011 Stephan Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens, around the country, while Tino Carnevale updates us on what's been happening at the Vegie Patch over summer, tends to the tomatoes, beans and corn and checks the progress of his giant pumpkin.

Continue Reading »
February 27, 2011 Costa’s Garden Odyssey is a ground breaking magazine style series that allows this unique Greek Garden Guru an opportunity to do what he does best – spread his green wisdom while communicating with people and celebrating cultures and community in a way never seen before on Australian television.
Costa’s Garden Odyssey shows us how to tread lightly – embracing nature’s cycles and seasons, investigating and championing local produce from it’s source, and illustrating that in gardens, plants aren’t the only things that grow… people do to.

Continue Reading »
February 25, 2011 Air date : 31st March 2006
Monty gives us a tour of Berryfields and updates us on the progress of the nation's favourite garden. He's busy with the vegetable garden, and has big plans for sowing and planting new crops.

Continue Reading »
February 22, 2011 Jane Edmanson visits comedian Dave Lawson to check out his garden, solve some problems and give him a hand to make it bloom, Leonie Norrington is planting vegies in her Top End garden and Josh Byrne visits a spectacular award-winning garden in the hills outside Perth to meet the brilliant gardener behind it all.

Continue Reading »
February 18, 2011 Hostile pressures on the countryside mean that the garden has become more important. If we were to put all the gardens in the UK together it would make the largest refuge in this country for wildlife. This would make a place for plants, animals and insects, where they can hide, where they can breed.

Continue Reading »
February 16, 2011 Stephen Ryan meets a couple in their beautiful sprawling suburban garden, which has been a joy to them for more than three decades, but also speaks of families who worked and loved it in the past. Jerry Coleby-Williams shows how he makes his cucumbers, zucchini and pumpkin plants fruit more successfully by giving nature a bit of a helping hand in the vegetable patch, Sophie Thomson highlights the rules for nurturing citrus trees and protecting them from disease and pests.

Continue Reading »
|
|
Recent Comments