Beechgrove Back Soon :)

[Thelma Sanders]

Beechgrove Garden will be returning to your screens on Thursdays from 30th March at 19:30 on BBC 2 Scotland and on Sunday mornings from 2nd April on BBC 2 Network

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[Lumpy]

Brilliant news - If they had a Nigel dog it would be perfect!

[Nicos]

Yey!
Thank s for the heads up

[burnie]

Nice program, all the better for no Nigels for me though

[mothhawk]

Brilliant, I've been waiting all winter for my Beechgrove fix

[Bren In Pots]

Beechgrove is my favourite gardening program

[GardenGayle]

Love Beechgrove

[Jay22]

Did anyone see Beechgrove this afternoon? Very good comparison test done between dig and no dig options. Seems, after a two season trial, no dig wins. The veggies were much bigger in comparison to the dig options.

[BeeHappyFlutterBy]

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Thanks for the reminder post-Thelma Sanders, can never get enough of gardening programs, especially when the winter time is on us and time in the garden is limited

[burnie]

No dig is perfect for raised beds as you don't walk on the soil and compact it, I just add compost or manure on top and till it in a bit with one of those three pronged rake things.

[mothhawk]

My veg bed is slowly raising itself up as I add compost every autumn from the dalek. This morning I stood on it for the first time in ages, and to my surprise I could see over the six foot fence into next door's garden. (I'm five foot six). No wonder it keeps trickling over the six inches of decking board that edge it!

[DannyK]

Just watched 17/8 episode on iPlayer.
If you grow potatoes in a no dig bed doesn't it become dug when harvested?
Just working my way through their factsheet, especially the bit on that fantastic Shetland garden. Wonder what would survive here.