New Allotment TV programme

[veggiechicken]

Coming up in Wales, maybe also on iplayer etc. Starts Sunday BBC1 Wales @5.20 - about setting up a school based community allotment in Ynysybwl with advice from Terry Walton - 3 episodes. BBC One - Grow It, Cook It, Eat It, Episode 1

[WendyC]

Looks interesting. See if I can find it to record.

Found it 952 on the Sky box.

[Mikey]

Dudley and Terry, two of my favourite peeps.

[Bren In Pots]

Thanks for the heads up VC I'll be I watching this on iPlayer.

[KarlB924]

I just set it to record on my sky+ box, didn't know I could scan so far ahead!

[Bren In Pots]

Just finished watching this on iPlayer it's a nice watch-able program :-

BBC iPlayer - Grow It, Cook It, Eat It: Episode 1

[veggiechicken]

Thanks Bren. Just watched it with my coffi
That's how gardening programmes should be - not like that dreadful allotment wars thing

[WendyC]

Almost looking forward to having some ironing to do as an excuse to watch. Should be recorded. Must check.

[poly]

Just watched it on iPlayer, easy to watch and good to see people coming together

[Alison]

Have recorded not but not had time to watch yet - am looking forward to it, thanks for the pointer

[Potstubsdustbins]

That was a very enjoyable 30 minutes, well nearly 30 minutes.

Thanks for the link and the nudge.

Potty

[veggiechicken]

Glad you're all enjoying the programme. Don't you love Terry Walton's allotment shed

[Sheneval]

VC - Just watched the programme - quite a bit different from the allotment wars - much more pleasant

[veggiechicken]

Yes Shen - it struck me that it was a programme that highlighted the good in people rather than that other prog that just looked for controversy. I know which one I preferred

[Dorothy rouse]

That was a very enjoyable 30 minutes, well nearly 30 minutes.

Thanks for the link and the nudge.

Potty

Just managed to find it, and watch it on Iplayer, really enjoyable, now have it on 'record'.

Thank you, wud have missed it, if it hadnt been mentioned. Would be nice if more schools were able to offer a similar thing for their children.

DottyR