We are nearing the end of 2014 and looking forward to a new year and growing season in 2015. There have been some great new gardening programmes in 2014 it started off with The Great British Garden Revival. Which was a great new program each episode looking at a different part of gardening from greenhouse's to rockery's. Then it was time to show off the Allotment, The Big Allotment Challenge this was a take on the Great British bake off where allotmenters go head to head to for the best in show rosette.
In 2015 we see some old favourites as well as some new gardening programmes to wet our appetite these are some of the best to look out for.
Britain's Best Back Gardens
Alan Titchmarsh has spent the past year searching for Britain's best back garden over 600 gardens applied. But only 30 have made it on to the program each week Alan travels up and down the UK and shows us 10 of these gardens in each episode.
Starts 6th Jan 8pm ITV1
Show Me Your Garden
This is a new gardening programme and is a bit like come dine with me. Each week three gardeners visit and judge each others gardens to see who get judges the best episode 1 starts in London.
watch a preview of the show
Starts 2nd Jan 8pm Sky 1
The Great British Garden Revival
This returns for a second series after it's success last year another 10 episodes each week covering one of the following subjects knot gardens, peonies, daffodils, bog gardens, lavender, wildlife gardens, climbers and creepers, soft fruit, and irises. Each week presented by a different presenter Carol Klein, Joe Swift, Rachel de Thame, James Wong, Tom Hart Dyke, Chris Beardshaw, Alys Fowler, Charlie Dimmock, Diarmuid Gavin, Christine Walkden and Toby Buckland.
Starts 6th Jan 7pm BBC2
The Big Allotment Challenge
Again another successful series from last year returns again to BBC2 but with a few changes to last year. It is going to be a lot more practically based after viewers feed back from last year another big change is there are no couples any more it is just individual Allotmenters battling it out for best in show.
Starts 2nd Jan 9pm BBC2
As well as all your regular gardening TV favourites Beechgrove Garden and Gardeners world BBC2 are all back back in the spring. So January is defiantly set to be a great month for gardening on TV.
Looking forward to these, especially the allotment show!
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Yes it should be good hopefully the changes should make it a better program.
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