new tv box what I can record.

[Sarico]

Hi everyone.
I have m new tv box that I can record but I'm not a bug tv fan and I don't watch a lot ( specially when you start to.work at 10 am and finish at 10pm) and I was wonder what I can record as a good Garden show but more on veg side then flower. I enjoy the allotment challenge show but now is finished. So what I can record as a good show? Thanks a lot

[Martin H]

A new series of Beechgrove Garden starts soon. You should record that. Down here in England it's on BBC2 on Sunday morning (starting next weekend).

[Kristen]

We have a recording box (Sky thingie) and I go through the schedules when I have a mo. I have channels that might include programs of interest on a Favourites list, so I only check those, and only anything broadcasting at Prime Time slots which speeds up the process.

We almost never watch anything live, only recorded programs. Can fast forward adverts, and any boring sections. Seems like Night&Day to me compared to the black & white set of my youth - I remember the momentous evening when BBC2 went live increasing the number of channels we could watch by 50% !!

[Alison]

I'm enjoying the Kew on a Plate series with Katie Humble and Raymond Blanc.

[skeggijon]

I'm with Alison - Kew on a Plate is good

[noviceveggrower]

I'm recording Kew on a Plate to. Recording some River Cottage stuff to that's on Good Food channel and some of the channel 4 channels like 4seven and More4.

[cariann88]

I agree with the others, Kew on a plate is good to watch.

[Jay-ell]

Drama has some gardening repeats on, Garden in time etc, and Community channel has some interesting things on from time to time. I think there's one on about wild garden and brining wildlife into urban areas.

Does the box have a search function? Of course it'll give umpteen episodes of "In the night garden"

[Sarico]

watched Kew on a plate and I did really enjoy. For a chef that like grow your own veg is a top. Thanks for the advic. I can't wait to see that beech grove garden show.