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Old 07-01-2007, 02:12 AM
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Default The Victorian Kitchen Garden TV prog
Harry Dodson tries to restore a 19th century kitchen garden using only the traditional methods that would have been available at the time

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Starts 25th January at 6pm and is shown on weekdays.

Some say the old ways are the best, I am sure this programme will have a few new ideas in for most people to try out.
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Cool, thanks for that PW, its supposed to be a really good series that! I've poppd a reminder on the calendar for all of us forgetful grapes!
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I can heartily recommend this series. I have it on video & have about worn them out !!!
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I will add that to the diary and get it recorded.
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UKTV Style Gardens

Starts 25th January at 6pm and is shown on weekdays.

EXCELLENT! I gave away my video copy of this programme before I got into gardening (thick or what!) Can't wait. Have got the book, and also the Victorian Kitchen (both book and video) which is fab. Dexterdog
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Why are these progs always on UKTV or some such?
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The DVD is £24.99 rrp, but if you want it for £5.99 delivered:
http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/10100...searchsource=0
some of the best money I've shelled out!
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I have very warm memories of this series from years ago, and have strong pictures in my head of the wonderful feelings it evoked. We don't get UK cable, but the video might be a nice birthday present. Thanks again for the information Supersprout.
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Unfortunately we will be unable to watch it as we do not have Sky, but thanks Supersprout for the info re the DVD,

It is a wonderful series. We thoroughly enjoyed it. Harry Dodgson and Henry Thoday were wonderful, so natural, so knowledgeable, doing everything by Victorian methods, tracing the seeds that would have been grown in those times. An oasis in the current TV gardening wilderness.

Another of the things that was memorable about the series was the haunting theme tune.
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Why are these progs always on UKTV or some such?
Cos they are cheap to air. so UK make loads out of the advetising for a small audiance.
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Isnt UKTV style Gardens on freeview
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Thanks for the info SS - I may well treat myself to another copy - but won't give this one away! I've used play.com before - good service, speedy delivery. Dexterdog
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No NOG sadly UKTV Style is not on freeview, otherwise we would be able to watch.

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Decided to give myself a little "treat" to cheer myself up! Just ordered the Victorian Kitchen Garden DVD from Amazon - LOL! DDL
PS Yes, I know I could've videoed it - but I can't work the recorder!
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was feeling terribly jelous of all Sky viewers until the link for play.com. Thank you for that. Will be ordering that tonight.
Those of us who have freeview get channel 19 Uktv Bright ideas which has some gardening but not many.
the best ive seen recently was Heavens Garden. A follow on from Heavens kitchen. Where a chef does up a pub the Pot Kiln and then develops his own kitchen garden. Missed the last one though.
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The DVD is £24.99 rrp, but if you want it for £5.99 delivered:
http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/10100...searchsource=0
some of the best money I've shelled out!
Excellent link supersprout...just ordered it...BARGAIN!
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Mmmm £10.49 with postage - not bad, although I do usually get my stuff from play.com! DDL
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