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The Beechgrove Garden: 2017

Jim McColl

Carole Baxter

George Anderson

Chris Beardshaw

Gwyneth Hardy

Lindsay Hill

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The Beechgrove Garden: 2017: Episode 21

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Episode 21

2017

BBC Two - The Beechgrove Garden, 2017, Episode 21

Jim is in the greenhouse taste-testing tomatoes.

Gardening magazine. Jim is in the greenhouse taste-testing tomatoes. Meanwhile, Carole is in Ardersier for Vegetable Garden on a Budget.

Jim takes a final tally and taste-test of tomatoes in the greenhouse. Carole is in Ardersier for Vegetable Garden on a Budget. Carole catches up with Mari Reid for harvest and a picnic on the beach, and to hear how much three families have saved and gained by growing their own.

Tourists and townspeople often stop to admire the front garden of James Findlay in Carluke. Jim joins the crowd and James explains how he took over his neighbour's garden to increase the kerb appeal in Carluke.

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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