Garden Times

It's time to return to Torsten's garden for a new season. Gardener John Taylor shows Pernilla Månsson Colt how to cut down a perennial flowerbed the fastest. Malin Persson has a seed school and Tareq Taylor cooks on what was saved from last year in the newly built basement. And then there will be a new project in a really old version.

The presenters' dream project continues and this time it is time for Pernilla Månsson Colt to get what she has always dreamed of - her own cut flower cultivation. For those who do not have such a large cultivation area, Malin Persson shows how to maximize a pallet collar. John Taylor builds a larger compost and Tareq Taylor prepares delicious Vietnamese food. And then it is decided what the annual competition will be.

It's time for Tareq Taylor's project, which turns out to include both heat and cold. Malin Persson shows how to make beautiful plant supports and John Taylor holds a lesson on how to grow with crop rotation. The big dahlia competition kicks off and Pernilla Månsson Colt gets an idea of ​​how the gang should be able to test whether the garden is good enough to master.

Since a family with children will be coming home in the garden this summer, Malin Persson will start her project - a playful tree house for the children to play in. John Taylor shows how to create a British "knot garden" and Pernilla Månsson Colt makes a bouquet of a flower which one seldom thinks of using. Tareq Taylor does his own plant nutrition to secure the victory in the big dahlia competition.

It's time to finally choose which family is allowed to come and celebrate their holidays in the garden. Pernilla Månsson Colt and John Taylor make a list of everything that must be fixed before the guests can arrive. Tareq Taylor roasts its own coffee while Malin Persson creates both functional and stylish protection for the berry bushes. But who really ordered the big pile of soil?

Midsummer is approaching and at Torsten's farm a feverish work is going on to get the garden ready for the family who will come and holiday in it. Malin Persson makes a human sundial while John Taylor shows how to plant hedges. Pernilla Månsson Colt goes all-in on a slightly misunderstood flower that deserves a boost while Tareq Taylor grabs the midsummer buffet. The Dahlia competition continues and it is finally time to put out the tubers.

The month of July has passed and the late summer has hit with all its might. The four friends return to the garden after a well-deserved holiday and enjoy flower splendor in abundance. We get to know which tomato is the tastiest and how did the Atthage family actually have it on their holiday in the garden? The two previously landscaped townhouse gardens get a new neighbor and Tareq Taylor makes smart furniture for it. Malin Persson starts an art project while John Taylor shows plants that are suitable for growing in gravel. Pernilla Månsson Colt comes to a scary insight - has the gang perhaps grown out of the garden and need something bigger?

The gang realizes that the entrance to the garden looks too damn good and that it's time to build a new one. Tareq Taylor manufactures a gate for the new entrance and Pernilla Månsson Colt launches the term "vase wardrobe". John Taylor shows the right way to plant trees while Malin Persson shows the result of her maxed pallet collar. It will also be a tribute to the finest tuber of all - the potatoes. But what about the relocation plans?

After four years, it's time to say goodbye to Torsten's garden. It is with great sadness that the four friends leave the farm, but there are also great plans and expectations for the future. But first, this year's competition will be decided - who has managed to grow the biggest dahlia and can go home with the trophy? With Tareq Taylor, Pernilla Månsson Colt, John Taylor and Malin Persson.