Plenty of lawn. Very little sense of where to start. Garden Rescue episode 28 has an Oxford family, a £6,000 budget and a piece of Brighton Pier awaiting a home.
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Plenty of lawn. Very little sense of where to start. Garden Rescue episode 28 has an Oxford family, a £6,000 budget and a piece of Brighton Pier awaiting a home.
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A patio you can reach does not make a garden accessible. Garden Rescue 2026 episode 27 starts with that problem—and a £5,000 budget.
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A garden makeover's real test is what happens years later. Charlie Dimmock revisits Cheltenham, Nailsea and Luton: mature planting, owner additions, new gardeners. Good design gives them something to build on.
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The way Charlie Dimmock says “gaaarden” is really irritating. #GardenRescue
If you're planting in a new-build garden, the soil is probably compacted clay. Diggers crossed it repeatedly during construction. Compost is the best investment you can make before anything goes in the ground.
Frances Tophill's pruning advice from Garden Rescue: snipping only the ends of branches always makes a shrub bushier. She used it deliberately on a holly. On a camellia, she removed lower branches to raise the canopy.
I thought this episode of #GardenRescue from Comgleton looked familiar! It should do - it was on LAST THURSDAY.
Charlie Dimmock won a Manchester garden commission by solving seven wheelie bins before anything else. She measured backwards from the bins themselves. 140cm across a 270cm run.
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Gardens have maintenance histories. Garden Rescue’s revisits include a failed solar pump and an expanded greenhouse. Useful context before autumn plans become shopping lists.
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The deer aren't the enemy in Garden Rescue Episode 18. They're part of the brief. The challenge is designing a usable wildlife garden that can survive its regular four-legged visitors. No spoilers.