If you haven't been following the 'Great British Garden Revival' which is a selection of top television gardeners who want to inspire the nation to save Britain's rich gardening heritage.
Its on BBC 2 at 7 pm on Monday and the final episode is on Tuesday 14th January.
On Monday's episode Toby Buckland meets a conservationist who works to save species of fruit trees that are close to extinction, while Christine Walken looks at the Victorian era and their love of ornamental bedding plants.
Its on BBC 2 at 7 pm on Monday and the final episode is on Tuesday 14th January.
On Monday's episode Toby Buckland meets a conservationist who works to save species of fruit trees that are close to extinction, while Christine Walken looks at the Victorian era and their love of ornamental bedding plants.
On the final episode on Tuesday Chris Beardshaw champions the herbaceous border, while Alys Fowler celebrates the merits of the kitchen garden and tries a range of unusual edible plants.
If you have missed this great 'British' garden series and cannot watch it on catch up then don't panic as you can look through lots of pictures and clips by just going to the link online.
This is Joe Swift with his milk float full of plants to revive front gardens in London which was one of my favourite episodes.
Monty Don at Kew Millenium Seedbank
Toby in a field of Orange
Rachel de Thame and Louise Wesley at Kelmarsh Hall
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