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Top designers transform lacklustre outdoor spaces into magical wonderlands.

Top designers are on a mission to transform lacklustre outdoor spaces into magical wonderlands. The green-fingered gang go head-to-head to create dream gardens across the UK.

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Garden Rescue: Series 5: Birmingham

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BBC One - Garden Rescue, Series 5, Birmingham

Sharina and Abu want their concrete yard turned into a garden with veg, birds and fish.

In Birmingham, Sharina and Abu have £4,000 to turn their concrete garden into a relaxing, bird-filled space. Cooking fan Sharina also wants a vegetable plot, and Abu would like a fish pond.

After ten years without, Sharina and Abu now have their own garden in their new Birmingham home. They are desperate to make the most of it, but it’s nothing more than concrete slabs. They work in the care sector, so want somewhere to relax after a stressful work day, and they also want to bring birds into the garden. In addition, Sharina enjoys cooking, so wants a vegetable plot, and Abu is after a fish pond. They have £4,000 to make it happen - not easy considering the concrete garden they have now.

Garden Rescue: Series 5

Charlie Dimmock and the team make garden dreams come true.

The Garden Rescue team of Charlie Dimmock, the Rich brothers and Arit Anderson are on a mission to rescue garden wrecks, create beautiful green spaces and make dreams come true.

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