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Nick Knowles attempts to give urban spaces across Britain a reverse makeover.

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Nick Knowles

Ellie Harrison

Chris Beardshaw

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Wild About Your Garden: Series 1 (45-Minute Versions): Episode 4: Night Garden

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The team is in Birmingham to help a couple make their garden more wildlife-friendly.

Urban spaces receive reverse makeovers. The team tackles a wild garden for a Birmingham family, who are keen for a wildlife-friendly formal space with vegetable patch.

The team faces a rather prickly problem in Birmingham. Annie and Andy's garden is more wild to the eye than wildlife-friendly, but it does not take long for Ellie Harrison to see an opportunity to help a British garden favourite, the hedgehog.

With Ellie on a crusade to help nocturnal wildlife, garden maestro Chris Beardshaw sets to work on the ambitious task of building a Gothic ruin, the centrepiece of his night garden. It is difficult to rein in his ambition, as Nick Knowles soon discovers. With Chris suggesting they build a canal and Ellie making moth-feeding stations from old socks and treacle, Nick begins to suspect he is the only sane one left!

If this was not enough, the family are keen for a garden, complete with vegetable patch, that will allow them to enjoy the good life. Not to be outdone, Ellie hatches a plan for some rare breed chickens. But can you create a formal garden with a veg patch that will attract wildlife?

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Nick Knowles gives urban spaces a reverse makeover. This series contains revised repeats.

Nick Knowles gives urban spaces a reverse makeover, with help from Ellie Harrison and garden designer Chris Beardshaw. Episodes in this series have previously been broadcast in a different form

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