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Episode 10
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Alan Titchmarsh and Joe Swift discover how water, sculpture and wildflowers are dominating the exhibits at this year's Chelsea Flower Show.
Alan Titchmarsh and Joe Swift discover how water, sculpture and wildflowers are dominating the exhibits at this year's Chelsea Flower Show.
Chris Beardshaw is in the show gardens to discover radical ideas for the future of horticulture, whilst Pam Ayres opens the doors to her home and private wildlife-friendly garden. Also, Bunny Guinness explains the thoughts behind her modern take on a kitchen garden.
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Thu 26 May 201120:00
BBC HD & BBC Two
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Video tour: RBC New Wild Garden, designed by Nigel Dunnett
Duration: 04:54
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Alan Titchmarsh |
| Presenter | Joe Swift |
| Presenter | Chris Beardshaw |
| Participant | Pam Ayres |
| Director | John Smith |
| Series Producer | Rosemary Edwards |
| Executive Producer | Gill Tierney |
Broadcast
- Thu 26 May 201120:00BBC HD & BBC Two
Congratulations to designer Kazuyuki Ishihara
The Cha no Niwa - Japanese Tea Garden has won the BBC RHS People's Choice Award for 2025
