Charlie Dimmock

Garden Rescue episode 28 2019 is in Leeds to help Neil and his flat mate Jack, who feel they are young people trapped in an old people’s garden! Instead of the boring square of lawn they currently have, they want a party garden where socialising, cooking and drinking are as important – if not more important – than the planting.     So the pressure is on to come up with a design that does justice to their £4,000 budget and also fulfils the brief for an atmospheric, party garden. As ever, the two design teams go head to head

Garden Rescue episode 26 2019 – St Albans: with a budget of £4,000, newly married Maltese couple Bernard and Cecilia want a beautiful garden that marries their British and Maltese lives.     As well as hints of both Mediterranean planting and a classic English country garden, they also want the space to be able to grow food and herbs for their kitchen.   Garden Rescue episode 26 2019 – St Albans   They are keen veg growers and already own an allotment, but this garden can’t just be an extension of their allotment – it also has to work

Garden Rescue episode 25 2019: Elizabeth has called in Garden Rescue to create a city garden full of colour and plants – a place for her to grow veg.     In Brighton, Elizabeth has moved into her aunt’s old home, but while she’s delighted to be living in a house that has been in the family for decades, she’s not so happy about the garden her aunt left behind. It’s nothing but a paved-over blank square. In fact, there’s so much concrete that the bird table even has chunks of concrete on it!   Garden Rescue episode 25 2019

Garden Rescue episode 24 2019 is in Cambourne, where Marcus and Rebecca want their sons to grow up knowing they have family across the globe. Rebecca’s brother lives in Australia, while Marcus is proud of his Scottish roots, so the result is that the couple are keen for their ‘plain Jane’ garden to be redesigned to have an Australian-cum-Scottish theme!     As ever, the Garden Rescue team – this time the Rich brothers, Harry and David, and award-winning designer Arit Anderson – love a challenge, and to add to their to-do list, Rebecca likes the idea of a living

Garden Rescue episode 23 2019: Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers, Harry and David, bring a touch of Cornwall’s Lost Gardens of Heligan to a family home in the the village of Ruddington, just outside Nottingham. Rachael and Alex visited the famous nineteenth-century botanical gardens on a Cornish holiday a few years ago and would love to take inspiration for their new garden from the lush tropical planting that Heligan is famous for.     So they are after a very specific look that includes palms and dramatic jungle planting. It’s a very exotic wish list and a long way