- Radio Times
- Review by:
- David Butcher
No one is better than Carol Klein at getting across the sense of gardening as a slow, unfolding process, a chance to engage with nature and the seasons.
We join her at the height of summer with her garden, at Glebe Cottage in Devon, at at its most vibrant. Carol also takes a walk along the dunes of her local beach to seek out the native sea holly, a plant she would love to grow herself.
About this programme
The Gardeners' World presenter's year-long diary about the life cycle of her garden at Glebe Cottage in Devon. In summer, Carol deadheads the roses and stakes plants to help keep the plot looking its best and savours the full blooms of geraniums and lilies. She creates colourful borders using cannas, ginger and dahlias, before visiting her local beach, Braunton Burrows, to seek out sea holly, which she hopes to grow herself.
Cast and crew
Cast
- Presenter
- Carol Klein
Crew
- Director
- Mark Scott
- Executive Producer
- Sarah Moors
- Executive Producer
- Gill Tierney
- Producer
- Mark Scott
- Producer
- David Henderson
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