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Life in a cottage garden. BBC2
Carol Klein's new series of 6 progs. begins tonight and charts a gardeners year in her own Devon garden. I heard her talking about it on Woman's Hour last week and it began filming last winter and follows through the year. I shall be watching it because I like her as a presenter and I'm badly in need of a gardening fix !
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Carol Klein's new series of 6 progs. begins tonight and charts a gardeners year in her own Devon garden. I heard her talking about it on Woman's Hour last week and it began filming last winter and follows through the year. I shall be watching it because I like her as a presenter and I'm badly in need of a gardening fix !
Oooh, thanks for this. Sounds luverley
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Thank you...I hadn't heard about it either....(why are they so bad at advertising gardening telly apart fromTotmarsh but they tell us about Doctor Who endlessly?) .
I'll try to remember this evening! Thanks.:)0 -
lostinrates wrote: »Thank you...I hadn't heard about it either....(why are they so bad at advertising gardening telly apart fromTotmarsh but they tell us about Doctor Who endlessly?) .
I'll try to remember this evening! Thanks.:)
the BBC think doctor who is sooooo good and the greatest thing ever. I dont. its shameful the lack of gardening programmes on the bbc on a regular basis considering the number of people that garden or have gardens and the benefits of gardening.
OP thanks for the heads up."enough is a feast"...old Buddist proverb0 -
its shameful the lack of gardening programmes on the bbc on a regular basis considering the number of people that garden or have gardens and the benefits of gardening.
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You know I agree. A more useful daytime daily would be a gardening show...just twenty mins or half an hour helping novice gardeners do jobs each day/week based on time of year/weather...which books can never predict.0 -
lostinrates wrote: »You know I agree. A more useful daytime daily would be a gardening show...just twenty mins or half an hour helping novice gardeners do jobs each day/week based on time of year/weather...which books can never predict.
this is becoming a love in, but I agree.
you would think that according to the BBC no one gardens in winter. In fact, I'm in my garden daily.
Further, I know all the gardeners at Chelsea 2011 are busy working right now. Cleave West has been on the Daily Telegraph site a few times this winter with updates. Its a shame that we cant follow on the BBC as well as your suggestion of a short daily/weekly show instead of dumb dumb, they are dumbing it down, silly soap storylines they make and break from thin air"enough is a feast"...old Buddist proverb0 -
yes thanks for the heads up on the prog.
Anyone else remember Pebble Mill, a nice lunchtime prog, when we learnt about growing veg and then cooking veg and all on a shoestring, along with other little chatty and informitive snippets.
Why dont they bring something like that back, it would be very useful for a good lot people right now with the economy like it is.Sue
Do I need to eat it
Can I afford the calories:eek:
have I checked for a lower calorie version:T0 -
cheap as chips to make tooFreedom is the freedom to say that 2+2 = 4 (George Orwell, 1984).
(I desire) ‘a great production that will supply all, and more than all the people can consume’,
(Sylvia Pankhurst).0 -
cootambear wrote: »cheap as chips to make too
I'll volunteer a garden.
I don't remember Pebble Mill. Interesting that its been done before...was it lack of demand that made them give up?0 -
im really looking forward to this i like carol her enthsiusm is contagious:xmastree:Is loving life right now,yes I am a soppy fool who believes in the simple things in life :xmastree:0
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lostinrates wrote: »I'll volunteer a garden.
I don't remember Pebble Mill. Interesting that its been done before...was it lack of demand that made them give up?
it was axed in favour of the one O'clock news:mad: despite a lot of complaints about the lossSue
Do I need to eat it
Can I afford the calories:eek:
have I checked for a lower calorie version:T0
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