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The Beechgrove Garden: 2015

The Beechgrove Garden: 2015: Episode 5

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Episode 5

2015

BBC Two - The Beechgrove Garden, 2015, Episode 5

Jim takes a look at his trial of new versus old daffodils.

Gardening magazine. Jim takes a look at his daffodil trial as he compares both new and old, while George visits Backhouse Daffodils near Auchtermuchty.

It's daffolicious in the Beechgrove garden as Jim takes a look at his trial of new versus old daffodils to see if traditional beats contemporary in the daffodil world.

Meanwhile George further tests that theory as he visits Backhouse Daffodils near Auchtermuchty who have daffodils that are the origins of many of the modern daffodils in use today.

Chris reviews his climbers for every aspect and to complement them he adds roses to the cutting garden. Pruning is sometimes a thorny issue and so Carole and Jim are pruning their way around the garden to show us how to take the mystery out of it.

Gardening with Jim McColl, Carole Baxter, Chris Beardshaw and George Anderson.

Scotland's gardening series returns for another season to dig up pearls of wisdom from the past. With Jim McColl, Carole Baxter, Chris Beardshaw and George Anderson.

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