Garden Rescue

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers, David and Harry, remember some of their favourite family garden transformations, including a weird and wonderful Alice in Wonderland-inspired makeover, a garden with a basketball court for two children with mobility issues, and the ultimate child-friendly wildlife haven, complete with a wormery and a creepy crawly hotel. Charlie also has some top tips on planting seeds for your greenhouse, and she demonstrates how to make an easy den for the kids, while Harry and David share ideas to help you get your children into gardening.

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers, David and Harry, take a look at some of their favourite quirky garden rescues, including a music festival-inspired transformation featuring a Second World War air-raid shelter, a garden that blends the best of Yorkshire with the best of Japan, and a cool contemporary makeover focused around a quirky steel box. They also offer some fresh ideas and tips, including how to bring a touch of the Mediterranean into your garden and a quirky idea for giving your garden a shabby chic look.

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers, David and Harry, look back at some of their most therapeutic and poignant garden makeovers. These are the gardens that were built to help, heal and offer solace to people, including an overgrown garden transformed for a widower, an incredible sensory and safe space garden created for two children with autism, and a garden for a couple who were shot in the Tunisian terror attacks in 2015. Charlie and the brothers also offer new gardening advice, including some top tips on pruning and how to plant a sensory herb garden.

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers, David and Harry, take an affectionate look back at some of Charlie’s favourite Garden Rescue transformations. There’s a garden makeover with a BMX track for bike-mad Oli, an unloved space becomes a beautiful cottage garden complete with an orchard, and a couple whose incredible riverside view was interrupted by local walkers get a magnificent sunken garden hideaway. The team also offer plenty of fresh new gardening advice, including how to get the perfect cottage garden look, and Charlie takes an in-depth look at her favourite flower, the rose.

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers, David and Harry, look back at some of their most exotic Garden Rescue transformations - projects influenced by far-flung countries and cultures, from Malaysia to Zambia. They include a Caribbean garden full of tropical planting, an Eastern paradise with a centre-piece moon gate, a Japanese garden complete with a yoga deck, and a tiny backyard transformed in the style of the Mughal Empire. Charlie and the boys also offer plenty of new gardening advice, including how to bring exotic planting into your garden and how to look after bamboo.

In this episode, Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers, David and Harry, take a look at some of their favourite transformational Garden Rescue challenges - the really tough jobs that had the biggest transformations by the team. There’s a concrete back yard turned into a garden paradise with its own poppy meadow, a new build back garden that was turned into the ultimate outdoor party area and bar, and a soil-filled garden on a 45-degree slope that was converted into three tiers, with a contemporary take on sheets of steel. Charlie and the boys also offer new top tips, including the best way to disguise ugly sights in your garden with clever planting, and Charlie creates the perfect hanging basket.2020-08-10

This time, Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers, David and Harry, look back at some Garden Rescue projects inspired by special memories. They include a garden transformation with memories of a honeymoon in the south of France, a New York skyline-inspired garden designed by Arit Anderson, a Moroccan paradise and a space inspired by the Lost Gardens of Heligan. There is also plenty of fresh gardening advice from Charlie and the boys, including how to combat air pollution with climbing plants and the best way to plant a window box.

In this episode, Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers, David and Harry, look back at some of their favourite eco-garden projects - the ones that help Mother Nature. There is a garden that features a highway for rescued hedgehogs in Andover, Arit builds a garden to attract bees, taking her design cues from beehives, and a battered old shed gets the ultimate recycled makeover from the team. There are also plenty of brilliant new gardening tips from Charlie and the boys, including an inventive way to use composters and the best methods to encourage bees into your garden.

This time on Top of the Plots, Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers, David and Harry, look back at some of the brothers' favourite Garden Rescue challenges. There are designs from Charlie as well as the boys, including two gardens in Manchester that become one, complete with an epic Scandinavian-influenced makeover. A tiny back garden is transformed into a wildlife paradise that maximises every bit of space, and an awkwardly sloped garden gets two tiers, a scented walkway and plenty of planting courtesy of Charlie. The team have lots of new top gardening tips, including how to plant tall grasses for the best effect, and the boys discuss fruit trees and the best way to grow them.

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers, David and Harry, fondly look back at some of their favourite water gardens, the ones transformed with centrepiece water features. There’sa stunning Japanese-inspired pond with a teahouse, a contemporary stepping-stone water feature ready for a wedding reception, and the ultimate wildlife pond, complete with a lush meadow garden.Charlie and the boys also have plenty of new top tips, including the best exotic plants for your pond, brilliant advice on water pumps and how to make your pond childproof without ruiningthe look.