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The Beechgrove Garden: 2016

Jim McColl

Carole Baxter

George Anderson

Chris Beardshaw

Gwyneth Hardy

The Beechgrove Garden: 2016: Episode 16

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Episode 16

2016

BBC Two - The Beechgrove Garden, 2016, Episode 16

Jim brings us up to date on how the crops in the veg plot are doing.

In this edition of the gardening magazine Jim checks on the progress of the crops in the veg plot, while Carole checks up on the more tender veg inside.

Jim brings us up to date on how the crops in the veg plot are doing, whilst Carole checks up on the progress of more tender veg inside.

Chris battles with the bog garden at Beechgrove, replanting this previously overgrown area with wet soil loving plants. At North Kessock, just north of Inverness overlooking the Moray Firth, Carole marvels at a virtually vertical rock face lying on bedrock, which David and Penny Veitch have transformed over almost 30 years into a haven for alpines and scree plants.

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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