Beechgrove Garden

The Beechgrove Garden 2023 episode 25 – As the seasonal tapestry unfolds, it beckons a moment of reflection and admiration for the year’s botanical achievements. The seasoned horticulturist, George Anderson, with decades of experience under his belt, is gearing up to provide a comprehensive examination of the diverse range of plants and the abundant produce that 2023 has gifted us with. All of this botanical exploration is taking place in the picturesque and sunlit enclave of Joppa, where nature flaunts its beauty.     Meanwhile, at the revered Beechgrove gardens, a hive of activity is palpable. The ever-enthusiastic Diana Yates,

The Beechgrove Garden 2023 episode 24 – As the golden rays of summer bathe the land, Beechgrove Garden doesn’t merely bask in the warmth; it thrives, pulsating with life and vibrant energy. Every inch of this horticultural haven reflects a deeply rooted passion for planting and gardening techniques that not only beautify the surroundings but also act as life-support systems for our invaluable local wildlife. In their quest to enhance this natural symphony, the gardeners at Beechgrove have been nothing short of ingenious. They’ve lovingly woven a diverse range of pollinator-friendly plants into the landscape. The result? A mesmerizing mosaic

The Beechgrove Garden 2023 episode 23 – September has rolled in, marking the beginning of another chapter at the illustrious Beechgrove Garden. As the golden hues of autumn start to cast their spell, whispering through the rustling leaves and knocking gently on the garden’s gate, Kirsty Wilson and Calum Clunie remain busier than ever. Kirsty, with her inherent passion for flowers, is dedicating her time to the vibrant dahlias, ensuring they thrive in the coming season. She’s also sharing her vast knowledge on the art of taking hydrangea cuttings, a technique that will benefit many green thumbs out there.  

The Beechgrove Garden 2023 episode 22 – Carole Baxter is dropping by to check out this year’s vibrant display of sweet peas at Beechgrove Garden. These aren’t just any sweet peas; they’ve been thoughtfully planted with a striking blue theme to celebrate the show’s significant sapphire anniversary. Joining her in this botanical journey is Lizzie Schofield, who will share some valuable insights into the art of propagating strawberries. As usual, the segment will feature a weekly roundup of helpful gardening tips and tricks for enthusiasts.       Elsewhere, Calum Clunie takes us for a behind-the-scenes tour of his flourishing