Episode 25
After a summer of heat and drought, Adam Frost shares some timely advice on how to capture rainwater. Sue Kent is at home planting Swiss chard and shows how to tackle an outbreak of fuchsia gall mite.
After a summer of heat and drought, Adam Frost shares some timely advice on how to capture rainwater. He also gives a practical guide to laying paving and comes up with a cunning plan on how to use prolific self-seeders.
Sue Kent is at home planting Swiss chard and shows how to tackle an outbreak of fuchsia gall mite, while Frances Tophill visits a garden in Somerset whose owners take inspiration from the surrounding landscape.
There are two friends who have a passion for producing organic, open-pollinated seed on a flower-filled farm in Devon. Plus a couple in Saltdean who have created a beautiful retreat high up on the rolling South Downs.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Adam Frost |
| Presenter | Sue Kent |
| Presenter | Frances Tophill |
| Executive Producer | Rosemary Edwards |
| Series Editor | Sharon Fisher |
| Production Manager | Francesca Maxwell |
