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Episode 12

Episode 12 of 26

Gardening series. Jim grows his sweet peas in cordon style, regimented, with straight stems, while Carole grows hers up a range of supports to see how well they run.

Carole and Carolyn are creating a new Scottish herb garden with a range of hardy medicinal and edible herbs.

Jim grows his sweet peas in cordon style, regimented, with straight stems. Meanwhile, Carole is growing a profusion of sweet peas up a range of supports to see how well they run.

George and Carole review where we are with our trial of Award of Garden Merit veg plants.

Young garden designer James Fraser visits Margaret Gimblett in her garden in Grandtully Perthshire to appreciate it with a contemporary designer's eye. This is an acre garden set on a windy, stony hillside, where Margaret has created a garden for all seasons including a small walled area with climbers, herbaceous beds and at the centre a mirror pool. A major feature is a perfectly executed Japanese water garden complete with tea house.

30 minutes

Credits

Role Contributor
Presenter Jim McColl
Presenter Carole Baxter
Presenter Carolyn Spray
Presenter Chris Beardshaw
Presenter George Anderson
Producer Gwyneth Hardy

Broadcasts

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Beechgrove’s new (online) home, including new episodes on Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ iPlayer

Gardening show that celebrates Scottish horticulture and growing conditions.