Life in a Cottage Garden with Carol Klein Series 1 Episode 2

Carol Klein welcomes us to Life in a Cottage Garden at her home Glebe Cottage, Chittlehamholt near Umberleigh Devon, 15 miles from the coast.

For over 30 years Carol has looked after the garden which is loved not only by herself but her family too and she knows every part of the soil and the plants.

She loves spending time in the garden and enjoying the peace of the surrounding countryside.

Every season brings delight, challenges and problems 'but that's the thing about gardening, it's ever-changing and its's always exhilarating.

Over the 6 episodes Carol is going to show a whole year in the garden 'how it grows, flourishes, dies and is reborn.

Life in a Cottage Garden with Carol Klein Series 1 Episode 1

Carol Klein welcomes us to Life in a Cottage Garden at her home Glebe Cottage, Chittlehamholt near Umberleigh Devon 15 miles from the coast.

For over 30 years Carol has looked after the garden which is loved not only by herself but her family too and she knows every part of the soil and the plants.

She loves spending time in the garden and enjoying the peace of the surrounding countryside.

Every season brings delight, challenges and problems 'but that's the thing about gardening, it's ever-changing and its's always exhilarating.

Over the 6 episodes Carol is going to show a whole year in the garden 'how it grows, flourishes, dies and is reborn'.

Life in a Cottage Garden with Carol Klein

 

Carol Klein in this Series, Life in a Cottage Garden, welcomes us into her amazing garden at her home Glebe Cottage, Chittlehamholt near Umberleigh Devon.

The programme ran for 2 series on BBC with a total of 10 episodes with the second series being a reversion each covering a season in the garden.

Series 1 was a 6 part series first shown on 07 January 2011.

Series 2 was a 4 part series first shown on 11 January 2013 and was a reversion of the original series.

The series showed an insight into life within the family garden at the cottage where they have lived for over 30 years and features her husband Neil and daughters Annie and Alice.

Her daughters both have their own part of the garden, Annie is her eldest daughter she is 29 years old and in South America and Alice is 28 years old and lives in Brighton. (as of when the series was first shown)

Husband Neil helps her around the garden, holding ladders, with heavy lifting and the most important part making the cuppas.

Carol shows us her garden throughout each season, what we should be doing in the garden for general maintenance, soil preparation, planting and sowing seeds.

With the series covering a whole year in the garden we get to see the successes as well as the failures and gives us the inspiration to get out in the garden whatever the season and you too will soon have a garden to be proud of all year round.

Presenter

Carol Klein

Series 1

Original Series

January 2011

Episode 1: Winter

Episode 2: Spring

Episode 3: Spring into Summer

Episode 4: High Summer

Episode 5: Autumn

Episode 6: Into Winter

Series 2

Reversion of Series 1

January 2013

Episode 1: Summer

Episode 2: Autumn

Episode 3: Winter

Episode 4: Spring

Book

2011

Life in a Cottage Garden

Carol Klein Jonathon Buckley 

Glorious Gardens From Above Episode 1 Cornwall

Christine Walkden introduces us to Glorious Gardens From Above. 

She tells us the Great Britain has some of the best gardens in the world and this programme is about the wonderful plants and the wonderful people that tend to them.

Christine has found another way to enjoy a garden and that is from above!

She says you get to see a garden in a whole different light, how it sits in the landscape, the effects of the climate and she also loves ballooning. All of which she wants to share with us.

Glorious Gardens From Above

Glorious Gardens From Above was first aired on BBC on 10 November 2014.

The programme ran for 15 Episodes and starred Horticulturist Christine Walkden.

Travelling in a hot air balloon Christine visited some of Britain's best Gardens and the surrounding countryside.

From the Scottish Borders to Cornwall and from Wales to Norfolk.

Christine explores the gardens from a whole new perspective flying over them in the balloon as well as on the ground and exploring the story of the gardens.

The show also featured the people and their relationship with the garden and Christine vast horticultural knowledge.

Presenter

Christine Walkden

Episode 1 Cornwall

Episode 2 Essex

Episode 3 Mid Wales

Episode 4 Yorkshire

Episode 5 Sussex

Episode 6 Oxfordshire

Episode 7 Northumberland

Episode 8 North Wales

Episode 9 Scottish Borders

Episode 10 Gloucestershire

Episode 11 Cumbria

Episode 12 Staffordshire

Episode 13 Norfolk

Episode 14 Hampshire

Episode 15 Aberdeenshire

All photographs are copyright of BBC.com

Love Your City Garden

Alan Titchmarsh tells us there are millions of ways to transform a garden as he introduces us to this weeks Love Your Garden Themed Special 2020.

In this series Alan is sharing his secrets to his favourite styles of gardens and the twist the Love Your Garden Team have put on each garden they have transformed.

Alan says 80% of us live in Cities with overlooked and noisy back gardens and yards, often with limited space.

Using clever tips and tricks any garden can become your own bit of Paradise and this episode he is showing us a Cottage Garden in Salford, a Family Garden in Manchester and Caribbean Style Garden in Nottingham.

Christine Walkden

Christine Walkden is a gardener who was born on 07 April 1955 in Rishton, Lancashire.

Her parents ran a Sports Outfitter shop and had no interest in gardening.

A School lesson where she was given a Crocus in a yoghurt pot was to get her interested in gardening.

They had a small front garden at home.

Soon, Christine was looking after this as well as several neighbouring gardens.

Christine got her first allotment at 11 years old, where she grew flowers and vegetables that she sold locally.

At 13 all she wanted to do was be sent on day release to study Horticulture as she was already sure of what she wanted to do.

She left school with just the City and Guilds in Horticulture from her day release.

On leaving school Christine worked for the Ribble Valley Councils local Parks Department.

She also attended Myerscough College, formerly Lancashire College of Agriculture.

Christine then worked in experimental Horticulture.

Her next job was at The Royal Botanic Gardens Kew at Wakehurst Place growing seeds for the Seed Physiology Unit.

Wakehurst Place is now known as just Wakehurst and is a botanical garden in Haywards Heath, Sussex.

The Seed Physiology Unit is a specialised Research Group that specialises in Seed development and germination.

As well as longevity and dormancy for agriculture or Plant Biology

Wakehurst also houses the Millennium Seed Bank.

Christine then had several jobs around the country before spending 20 years as a Lecturer at Writtle College near Chelmsford, Essex.

A change of career saw Christine becoming freelance, in both this country and abroad and as a Plants woman and Horticulturist.

A former Student suggested Christine to the BBC and they made a whole programme about just her and her garden.

Christine's Garden ran for 2 series.

It was centred around Christine and her dog Tara in her garden in Sawbridgeworth near Harlow.

Showing us her everyday life as a Horticulturist and Lecturer.

Christine's neighbours also featured in the programme and became famous in their own right.

Reg and Pat lived 2 doors down and Reg became everyone's favourite neighbour to get your Plums from.

Louise lived next door and came to Christine for advice on her garden as well as to socialise.

We saw Christine in her job visiting clients' gardens to advise them or to do manual work, like clearing flower beds.

Christine also worked as a Lecturer at Writtle College in Chelmsford.

We met her current and past students as she passed on her vast knowledge of Horticulture.

This insight into Christine's passion for gardening became hugely popular.

This was due to her down to earth approach, her love of the food she produced, her relationship with her neighbours and her humour quickly made her a household name.

Christine's next television programme was to take to the skies for her Glorious Gardens From Above.

The 15 part series saw Christine flying around the UK in a hot air balloon looking at some of our best gardens from above as well as below.

This was a first for a gardening programme to use a Hot Air Balloon.

In the days before we had drones it gave some amazing aerial images of the garden as well as the countryside around it.

This series had a serene feel to it with Christine floating about but there no keeping Christine back.

She showed her usual enthusiasm for the gardens she visited.

Christine Walkden due to the popularity of this programme was voted TV Gardening Presenter of the Year in 2014.

Christine has appeared on various television programmes.

Including the Paul O'Grady show and is a panellist on Radio 4 Gardeners Question Time.

She has also featured as the Garden Advisor for the One Show.

Christine has lead Garden Tour Holidays all over the world sharing her favourite gardens and her amazing plant knowledge.

Christine Lives in Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire with her Labrador Willow.

Her website has now been taken down so I am unsure if she has retired.

Hopefully not and I hope to see Christine pop up on our screens again soon.

Christine Walkden Television Programme

2005 


Christine's Garden
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 4
Episode 5
Episode 6

2007
Series 2
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 4
Episode 5
Episode 6

2007
Gardeners' World

2011
RHS Chelsea Flower Show

2014
Glorious Gardens From Above



Episode 1: Cornwall
Episode 2: Essex
Episode 3 Mid wales
Episode 4 Yorkshire
Episode 5 Sussex
Episode 6 Oxfordshire
Episode 7 Northumberland
Episode 8 North Wales
Episode 9 Scottish Borders
Episode 10 Gloucestershire
Episode 11 Cumbria
Episode 12 Staffordshire
Episode 13 Essex
Episode 14 Hampshire
Episode 15 Aberdeenshire 

2014
Great British Garden Revival

Christine Walkden Books

1993
The Houseplant Almanac

2008
A Year in Christine's Garden: The Secret Diary of a Garden Lover

2011
No Nonsense Vegetable Gardening

2013
No Nonsense Container Gardening

Christine Walkden's website has been closed | Twitter

Love Your Coastal Garden

Alan Titchmarsh tells us there are millions of ways to transform a garden as he introduces us to this weeks Love Your Garden Themed Special 2020.

In this series Alan is sharing his secrets to his favourite styles of gardens and the twist the Love Your Garden Team have put on each garden they have transformed.

In this episode it is seaside paradises. Whether you are by the coast or even inland Alan is showing us a Classic Seaside Garden in Devon, a Mediterranean Garden in Cambridge and  the Adriatic Coast in Hull.

Love Your Exotic Garden

Alan Titchmarsh tells us there are millions of ways to transform a garden as he introduces us to this weeks Love Your Garden Themed Special 2020.

In this series Alan is sharing his secrets to his favourite styles of gardens and the twist the Love Your Garden Team have put on each garden they have transformed.

In this episode it is Exotic Gardens and Alan will be revealing 3 different designs from a tranquil Japanese style garden to the bold colours of Morocco and an Italian inspired garden.

Love Your Wildlife Garden

Alan Titchmarsh tells us there are millions of ways to transform a garden as he introduces us to this weeks Love Your Garden Themed Special 2020.

In this series Alan is sharing his secrets to his favourite styles of gardens and the twist the Love Your Garden Team have put on each garden they have transformed.

In this week episode it is Wildlife Gardens and they are creating 3 different Wildlife Wonderlands.

Sophie McKilligan

Sophie McKilligan is a gardener and Alotmenteer and a past TV Presenter on Beechgrove Garden. 

Sophie in 2019 started studying for RHS Level 2 Certificate in the Principles of Horticulture via online learning.

Sophie has been sharing her Plot at Garthdee Allotments in Aberdeen with Beechgrove viewers since June 2019 but has been gardening on the allotment site for 6 years.

She is the youngest plot holder on her site.

Her early appearances featured Carole Baxter visiting Sophie to give her advice on Carrot Fly and varieties of sweetcorn and featured in 3 episodes in 2019.

In 2020 Beechgrove was filmed and shown under the Covid-19 lockdown and restrictions and Sophie became a regular presenter alongside Carole Baxter, George Anderson, Chris Beardshaw, Brian Cunningham and Kirsty Wilson.

At a time when more people were inspired to grow their own produce, Sophie's regular allotment based slot proved a popular addition to the long running gardening programme, during these unusual times.

Beechgrove during 2020 became increasing popular throughout the United Kingdom with more people tuning in to the repeated showings and the fresh approach to the gardening show. 

The inclusion of younger gardeners like the addition of Sophie had us all reaching for the seed packets and I hope they continue to feature Sophie and her allotment.

Beechgrove in 2021 followed Sophie on her new role as part of the gardening team at Culzean Castle.

Also new for Beechgrove 2021  were 2 new fellow Presenters Mairi Rattray and Calum Clunie.

Sophie lives in the North East of Scotland with her very cute pug Mavis and Gruber the cat.

Sophie McKilligan Television Programmes

2020 - 2021

Beechgrove

2021

Beechgrove 2021

Sophie Mckilligan Website Instagram   Mavis's Instagram

The Instant Gardener Series 1 Episode 5

The Instant Gardener is Danny Clarke Garden Designer, who with the help of Helen Skelton and the Team, show us how to transform a problem garden, on a budget in just 1 day.

This week they are in Bradford, West Yorkshire to see Beverley Finch who lives with her 18 year old son Dale and her elderly Mother Brenda.

When Beverley became a single parent she moved back in with her family when Dale was just 1 years old and Brenda has helped her bring him up.

Love Your Family Garden

Alan Titchmarsh tells us there are millions of ways to transform a garden as he introduces us to this weeks Love Your Garden Themed Special 2020.

In this series Alan is sharing his secrets to his favourite styles of gardens and the twist the Love Your Garden Team have put on each garden they have transformed.

In this weeks episode it is the Family Garden with 3 very different styles.

Love Your English Country Garden

Alan Titchmarsh introduces us to this series of Love Your Garden Themed Specials 2020.

He starts by saying there are millions of ways to transform your garden whether its a 'wildlife wonderland' a 'family garden'  a 'coastal haven' or 'small but perfectly formed'.

In this series Alan is sharing his secrets to his favourite styles of gardens and the twist the Love Your Garden Team have put on each garden they have transformed.

This week its the English Country Garden and he is showing us 3 very different takes on the theme.

Love Your Garden: Themed Specials 2020

On 1 September 2020 Love Your Garden returned to ITV with a new show and format.

The series consists of some of their favourite gardens from previous series, with each week covering a specific theme.

Alan Titchmarsh introduces us to 3 gardens from previous Series as well as visits to gardens that inspired the design.

Mark Lane

Mark Lane is a Garden Designer, TV Presenter, Author and Gardening Presenter on QVC.

Mark was born in 1969 in Hertfordshire but he was brought up in Hove near Brighton.

His grandparents had a large garden and he used to help them in the vegetable patch. 

Mark was interested in nature, plants, art and wildlife growing up surrounded by the countryside and the sea.

Mark graduated with a BA Hons in Art History from University College, London.

He became a Publishing Director at for the Royal Institute of British Architects and the Managing Editor for the leading international Arts publisher Thames & Hudson.


At the age of 30 Mark was diagnosed with Spina Bifida although this is a condition he was born with. He also has Myalgic Encephalopathy more commonly known as ME or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

Mark has undergone surgery on his spine, the second time following a car crash he is now a full-time wheelchair user.

He studied Garden Design through an open learning course.

Mark Lane is described as UK first Wheelchair Garden Designer and BBC Gardening Presenter.

Mark Lane  made regular appearances on Gardeners' World from 2017 - 2019 both as a expert gardener but also giving advice on accessible Gardening for all.


Mark is also a regular face on the QVC Channel since  2020.

Mark Lane Joined  BBC Morning Live as their Gardening Expert from 2020.


Mark has also presented for the RHS Garden Shows for the BBC and appears on several Radio Programmes.


Mark is a prolific writer for a number of Magazines and papers.


He is an Ambassador, Patron and Trustee for several Charities promoting a positive image for Disabilities and Mental Health.


Mark is a talented photographer and fills his Social Media with his stunning photos.


Mark Lane has published a Gardening book out called Royal Gardens of the World: 21 Celebrated Gardens from the Alhambra to Highgrove and Beyond.

In January 2021 Mark Lane along with artist Sharon Walters created the first of ITV idents. 

Every month a new interpretation of the ITV logo is created as a collaboration between 2 different worlds.

Mark lives in Lincolnshire with his husband Jasen Cavalli, who is a Computer Programmer. 


Mark Lane Awards

2020
Landscape Designer of the Year

Mark Lane Television Programmes

2017 - 2019
Gardeners' World

2020

QVC 

Gardening Presenter

2020 - Present

BBC Morning Live

Gardening Presenter

Mark Lane Books

2020
Royal Gardens of the World: 21 Celebrated Gardens from the Alhambra to Highgrove and Beyond

2025

The Future of Gardens

2026

The Thrifty Gardener

Mark Lane Website, Twitter, Instagram YouTube

Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin Episode 6

Diarmuid Gavin is inviting us to his home in Bray Co Wicklow to 'Garden Together'.

The LP is playing something Jazzy, the coffee is brewing and we are ready to join Diarmuid in his stunning garden with its double storey verandah around his home.

In episode 6, the final episode of Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin Diarmuid starts by saying that most of us this year have needed our garden more than ever.

Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin Episode 5

Diarmuid Gavin is inviting us to his home in Bray Co Wicklow to 'Garden Together'.

In episode 5 of Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin Diarmuid starts by saying that most of us this year have needed our garden more than ever.

The LP is playing something Jazzy, the coffee is brewing and we are ready to join Diarmuid in his stunning garden with its double storey verandah around his home.

Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin Episode 4

Diarmuid  Gavin is inviting us to his home in Bray Co Wicklow to 'Garden Together'.

In episode 4 of Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin Diarmuid starts by saying that most of us this year have needed our garden more than ever.

The LP is playing something Jazzy, the coffee is brewing and we are ready to join Diarmuid in his stunning garden with its double storey verandah around his home.

Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin Episode 3

Diarmuid Gavin starts episode 3 of Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin by telling us that most of us this year have needed our garden more than ever.

Diarmuid is inviting us to his home in Bray Co Wicklow to 'Garden Together'.

The LP is playing something Jazzy, the coffee is brewing and we are ready to join Diarmuid in his stunning garden with its double storey verandah around his home.

Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin Episode 2

Diarmuid Gavin starts episode 2 of Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin by telling us that most of us this year have needed our garden more than ever.

Diarmuid is inviting us to his home in Bray Co Wicklow to 'Garden Together'.

The LP is playing something Jazzy, the coffee is brewing and we are ready to join Diarmuid in his stunning garden with its double storey verandah around his home.

Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin Episode 1

In this first Episode of Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin we are welcomed into Diarmuid Gavin garden in Bray, Co Wicklow.

What a great start to a programme, LP on the stereo, 'here comes the sun' plays,  Pot of coffee brewing and Diarmuid heading out into the garden to enjoy it all.

He tells us about how important the garden has been to so many this year and this programme will get us all 'Gardening Together'.

Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin

Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin was first shown on RTE One and BBC One Northern Ireland on 17 July 2020.

Diarmuid Gavin has been missing from our screens as a gardener for too long and his new programme invites us into his own garden.

His garden in Bray Co Wicklow will undergo a lockdown transformation during this 6 part series.

The Instant Gardener Series 1 Episode 4

The Instant Gardener is Danny Clarke Garden Designer, who with the help of Helen Skelton and the Team, show us how to transform a problem garden, on a budget in just 1 day.

Today they are in Earls Barton near Northampton to help transform the garden of Lydia, Aydin Guclo and their sons Finlay and  Mavi 

6 Year old Mavi suffers from terrible hayfever and allergies so they want a low pollen, low allergy garden for the whole family to be safe in together.

Diarmuid Gavin

Diarmuid Gavin is an Award Winning Garden Designer, Author TV Presenter on various Garden Makeover programmes like Homefront, Filthy Gardens and Garden Rescue.

Diarmuid was born on 10 May 1964 in London to Irish parents Joan and Jack he was brought up in Dublin, Ireland from one month old. His father John died in 2011. Diarmuid was the second oldest of 5 children, 2 brothers and 2 sisters.


Tragedy struck at a young age in his family in 1971, when aged just 6 he witnessed  his younger 5 year old brother Conor being killed by a car on the way to school.

Following this he became a shy and lonely, withdrawn child in a family that was suffering from this terrible loss. 

Diarmuid  would build dens with his sisters and started his own garden on some waste land after shunning his parents conventional suburban garden style.


Diarmuid grew into a socially shy adult, a dreamer and deep thinker and his loss made him very close to his family and the importance of the family.

He was not academic and was happy to leave school with just a few qualifications.




After working for a Garden Centre and Florist Diarmuid studied Amenity Horticulture at the Botanic Gardens in Glasnevin, Dublin.

He then worked as a gardener with his own business Gardens by Design and struggled to make ends meet.




Diarmuid potential to be on the television was spotted in 1995 at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show following an interview with Alan Titchmarsh.


In 1996 Diarmuid was to start his TV gardener career on Homefront a makeover show with Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Anne Mckevitt.

Homefront in the Garden was hosted by Teresa Shaw and also featured Kevin McCloud.


Diarmuid Gavin then appeared on several Gardening Programmes both in Northern Ireland and for the Rest of the United Kingdom.


Diarmuid after a break from appearing on our Televisions as a Gardener / Garden Designer  appeared on Channel 5 Garden competition The Great Gardening Challenge as a Judge.


Diarmuid Gavin programme on Irish Television Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin was shown  in July 2020 on BBC Northern Ireland made during the Covid-19 Lockdown then on the BBC iplayer.

In 2021 Diarmuid became the Presenter of a new type of garden makeover show Filthy Garden SOS which saw Diarmuid along with Danny Clarke and Penny Lamb turn over run and derelict gardens into easy manageable dream gardens with the help of the homeowner.


Diarmuid Gavin has a new programme for 2026 Greatest Gardens with Diarmuid Gavin and Carol Klein but this is not the first time Diarmuid has been in this programme.

In 2017 Diarmuid Gavin was in Greatest Garden with Helen Dillonare who is a Scottish and Irish Garden designer and the programme went round Northern Ireland Gardens looking for the Greatest one of 2017.

For 2026 Diarmuid Gavin is joined by Plant expert Carol Klein and a different Guest Judge  each week who are also keen Gardeners and they are Prue Leith, Patrick Grant, Penny Lancaster, Katie Piper and Fred Sireix.

The first 5 episodes they tour round and judge 3 gardens each episode and the winning garden goes through to the grand final in week 6 and then they reveal Northern Irelands Greatest Garden.

Diarmuid Gavin is to join one of the biggest garden Makeover programmes in 2026 Garden Rescue as a Garden Designer.

For Garden Rescue 2026 Series 11 he will be joining the existing Team of Garden Designers, Charlie Dimmock, Lee Burkhill, Flo Headlam and Chris Hull.

Joining Diarmuid Gavin For Garden Rescue 2026 Series 11 to directly compete against the existing Garden Designers to have the winning Garden Design are Frances Tophill, Joe Swift and Sue Kent.

Diarmuid Gavin has appeared in all sorts of non gardening programmes, most recently Living with Lucy in 2025, but he has been in Come Dine with Me, Strictly Come Dancing, Only Fools and Horses, Splash and The Chase to name a few.

I will only be listing the Gardening Programmes below.

As well as writing several books, Diarmuid also writes gardening columns for newspapers and magazines.

Diarmuid lives Co Wicklow with his wife Justine Keane whom he married in 1995 after he they met when he was working in her parents garden. 

They have a daughter Eppie, who has absolutely no interest in gardening and a dog called Bowie.


Diarmuid Gavin Awards

Royal Dublin Society
Gold 
Gold

RHS Chelsea Flower Show
1995 - Bronze
1996

2004
Silver-gilt

2007
Westland Garden - Silver-Gilt

2011
Irish Sky Garden - Gold

2012
Magical Tower Garden

2016
Harrods British Eccentric Garden

Diarmuid Gavin Television Programmes 

1996
Homefront


1997 - 2000
Homefront in the Garden

1999
The Answer Lies in the Soil

2000
Real Rake-Overs

2000
RHS Chelsea Flower Show


2001
Planet Patio


2004
Art of the Garden


2004
Gardens Through Time


2007
Gardeners' World

2011
I Want a Garden


2014
Great British Garden Revival

2017

Greatest Gardens

2019
The Great Gardening Challenge

2020

Gardening Together with Diarmuid Gavin

Episode 1

Episode 2

Episode 3

Episode 4

Episode 5

Episode 6

2021

Filthy Garden SOS

Episode 1  Amber and Shona from Bangor

Episode 2  Keith & Darren from Stockport

Episode 3 Michael & Becky from Seaham

Episode 4 Olwyn & Ryan from White City, West London

Episode 5  Andy, Kirsten, Theo & Arthur from Horsforth, Yorkshire


2023

Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh

2026

Greatest Gardens with Diarmuid Gavin and Carol Klein

Garden Rescue 2026 Series 11


Diarmuid Gavin Books 

2000
Homefront in the Garden

2001
Homefront Inside Out
With Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen

2001
Planet Patio

2002
Big Ideas from Homefront in the Garden

2003
Outer Spaces

2004
Design Your Garden
with Richard Lee

2004
Gardens through time: Celebrate 200 Years of Gardening with the RHS
With Jane Owen

2007
Outdoors
With Sir Terence Conran

2009
Planting: The Planting Design Book for the Twenty-First Century
With Sir Terence Conran

2016
The Extra Room

Autobiography
2010
How the Boy Next Door Turned Out.


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