Beechgrove is back on Thrsday

[arpoet]

Don't forget folks, the best TV gardening show starts again on this week.
The Beechgrove Garden - Tern Productions
Roger

[Thelma Sanders]

or Sunday 7th April on BBC2 network at 9.30am if you can't get Scotland TV.........

Although why we have to watch it during peak allotment/gardening time, I don't know - surely there's a later slot somewhere *shakes head*
Still good news that it's back

[Two_Sheds]

I've never seen it, is it good?

[Bren In Pots]

Beechgrove is my favourite garden program

[ladylottie]

Beechgrove is brilliant - even though I do have to sit and watch it on Iplayer - much better than Gardener's World IMHO. Glad it's back again.

[WendyC]

I've never seen it, is it good?

Yes! It has lots of, well, gardening. Something that some other shows seem to be lacking.

[Darwin.]

I've never heard of it and never watched any gardening shows because I figured they were all about flowers. I have this one marked on the planner now though and I'll give it a look.

[Aberdeenplotter]

It's good old fashioned down to earth gardening Darwin.

[Linzy]

I love beechgrove i like it when Jim rolls his r's make me laugh everytime. Me and my partner watch it whilst conversing in very poor scottish accents

[Florence Fennel]

Thanks Rog, I kept forgetting to record the last series so I'll put this one on the planner.

[Florence Fennel]

Forgot again, but lo and behold it was on BBC2 yesterday morning, brilliant!

[bearded bloke]

Forgot again, but lo and behold it was on BBC2 yesterday morning, brilliant!

Had it on in the kitchen while I was washing up then James Martin cooking after

[ugley_matt]

Why on earth have i only recently discovered this program? for years i've put up with Gardeners World, Carol Klein having an orgasm over a wild flower, someone looking at some designed garden that costs thousands. Hoping that there might be a little segment thats relavant to me.

Seen 4 episodes of Beechwood and its just brilliant. Built a stubbery last weekend, looks superb, really sorted out a problem area of my garden.

[sammy_roser]

I've never heard of it either. Will give it a watch when I get home later.

[Martin H]

I'm same as you, Matt. I caught up on the current series last night, the first series I have watched. The whole programme exudes a quiet enthusiasm that is such a relief from the hyperventilation of Gard€ner'$ Wor£d. Everyone just seems so genuine.

I don't think I'll be growing a stumpery to be honest, but I can see how it is an interesting use of a difficult space so fair do's.