Gardeners World 2012

djohn2002uk

NeverInDebt wrote: »

Oh is it, I didnt see any adverts for it not that I was missing it much, I tend to avoid most of whats on tv now so dont see many plugs for programs

I only saw it in Amateur Gardening. not a program I've watched that often. Only tend to watch Beechgrove now.

Linda32

If the Alan Titchmarsh programme is the same one as previous, I wouldn't bother IMHO. Its just an advert for B&Q

Eenymeeny

Anyone interested in encouraging wildlife to their gardens might have enjoyed the bit last night showing a lady with 17 webcams set up!
Lots of good ideas like using pizza trays for stability where the birds feed and whisks full of dog hair to be used as nesting material. I like whacky!:D

Lotus-eater

djohn2002uk wrote: »

I only saw it in Amateur Gardening. not a program I've watched that often. Only tend to watch Beechgrove now.

I watched the last Beechgrove. They are doing an experiment with tomatoes and different types of compost, interesting stuff that people want to see.
When GW starts doing something just as interesting, I might watch it again.

Fred_Bear_2

Another vote for Beechgrove.

sassyblue

Eenymeeny wrote: »

Anyone interested in encouraging wildlife to their gardens might have enjoyed the bit last night showing a lady with 17 webcams set up!
Lots of good ideas like using pizza trays for stability where the birds feed and whisks full of dog hair to be used as nesting material. I like whacky!:D

I enjoyed that one too, l might try the pizza tray idea it gets so messy underneath our bird table and all sorts of weeds and plants grow because of the seeds that are dropped.

GW definitely needs to be an hour long, although l only grow 3 veg l really enjoyed the allotment parts. Aswell as going to big gardens they could do a viewers garden each week and a little Q&A part, in fact l'm going to write to the BBC - if you don't ask you don't get. :rotfl: