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Garden rescue
Would you wedge those trees in what looked like solid clay with something that looked like chalk at the bottom of the hole?
I only saw the last ten minutes of the programme but I wasn't impressed.
In London. Keen but lazy.
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I missed it last night but I wasn't impressed with the last run of programmes. I admire Charlie with all she has been through but the brothers seem a bit random at times and I wouldn't want them in my garden.
I watched it having seen comments on this forum and found it instructive in a negative sort of way. I have no sympathy with the 'clients' as in any 'reality' programme - they volunteered.
It reminds me of my Dad and living at home. His veg were a bit odd, sometimes blemished, often hit by disaster but delicious! Our neighbour's veg were magnificent, unblemished, huge and completely inedible. They rarely managed to survive past a show. I know which I would rather have.
Now I grow my own I have so much respect for my Dad but I wonder how long those tree ferns will last?
I watched one ( recorded ) last night. Pizza oven episode. I think I'd climb the fence and kill the kids if they banged on those "bells".
Why do folk think it's ok to inflict noise and smoke on their neighbours?
Got another one recorded, tree ferns seemed to play a part in it. Is it worth devoting half an hour of my life to watching it?
When is this programme on guys?
7pm bbc2
well, it has been each night this week.
I watched a couple yesterday - the 'Italianate' one with bells
and the one for the two chaps who had the purple shaggy rug in their sitting room and the tall shiny water feature in the garden ......'afraid I really didn't like Charlie's design - looked truly awful IMHO 
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Go on Verdun - what are you waiting for?
I like watching Garden Rescue, but I don't always like the designs - happily the garden owners seem to - horses for courses, and all that
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
A tree fern doesn't take up much 'acreage' Verdun - it's all top and very little bottom
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.