As summer reaches its climax at Glebe Cottage garden in Devon, Carol Klein introduces us to a group of plants that really provides the drum roll to peak summer time: the daisy. [S]
During summer, many gardeners struggle to get to grips with those dusty, exposed, dry areas that never seem to work. But for Carol, these can be rich planting opportunities.[S]
It's harvest time and Carol visits a roadside verge in Devon, intent on showing us a clump of meadow cranesbill, but discovers that Britain's wildflowers are struggling. (S2 Ep4)[S]
Summer often means changeable weather - sultry, showery and altogether typically British! Carol takes the opportunity to investigate one of our richest plant habitats: watery wetlands and bogs.
As the sun rises at Glebe Cottage in north Devon, Carol Klein is already up and about, enjoying the early morn-ing light and the summer scents of her gorgeous garden. (S1 Ep 2)[S]
Summer is the time to start reaping the rewards of gardeners' hard work during winter and spring, and Carol Klein can't wait to welcome viewers back to her delightful garden at Glebe Cottage.[S]