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at last an informative gardening programme 
BBC2 Scotland Wednesdays 7.00 pm
BBC2 Scotland Wednesdays 7.00 pm
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Thanks for the info EK!
I wanted to watch this last night but someone who shall be nameless posted the wrong start time on the vine yesterday so I missed it!!!
Will try and record it next week to be sure and catch it.Whooops - now what are the dogs getting up to? -
Can't trust anyone to give good information these days, can ya!! I'm told it's on iPlayer
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Ooh, I'll give that a go Piskie thanks for the tip
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If you haven't seen it before stick with it - in the first programme they are just going through what has been damaged by the harsh winter and reporting on a heating experiment they carried out last year.
I don't think that is giving anything away to spoil your enjoyment, just hopefully a synopsis to help you into it
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I watched this last night for the first time and enjoyed it much more than The Edible garden that was on earlier.Location....East Midlands.Comment
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Thanks Piskie - just watched it - great! Old style gardening proggie! Not sure about her Ladyship and her furs though (but that's me and my views on the landed nobility and their castles!).Whooops - now what are the dogs getting up to?Comment
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best gardening program on the tele by far
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Just had a check to make sure it wasn't me!Originally posted by Jeanied View Post
Phew!
Glad it's back. And they're just chitting spuds and starting off broadies too. Hurray!Comment
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It's filmed just a few mile from us so is great for knowing when to do things in this climate - not like south-mouthers programmes where it's all plant stuff outside in February or start growing pineapples cos of global warming!
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HMMM !!!!Originally posted by Mac View PostIt's filmed just a few mile from us so is great for knowing when to do things in this climate - not like south-mouthers programmes where it's all plant stuff outside in February or start growing pineapples cos of global warming!
Thanks for your views on southerners"He that but looketh on a plate of ham and eggs to lust after it hath already committed breakfast with it in his heart"Comment
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Your kids get to go to uni for free, we get to grow pineapples.Originally posted by Mac View PostIt's filmed just a few mile from us so is great for knowing when to do things in this climate - not like south-mouthers programmes where it's all plant stuff outside in February or start growing pineapples cos of global warming!
Or rather we don't, because we don't all live in cornwall or devon
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Please ignore everything I say, I make it up as I go along, not only do I generally not believe what I write, I never remember it either.Comment
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Hmm - well it was nice for us south - mouthers to find out how to get one's head gardener out with one's house party to brush the snow orf one's topiary before it gets ruined! How the other half live.Whooops - now what are the dogs getting up to?Comment
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Originally posted by Mac View PostIt's filmed just a few mile from us so is great for knowing when to do things in this climate - not like south-mouthers programmes where it's all plant stuff outside in February or start growing pineapples cos of global warming!Yes Vegnut, its an ugly emotion Jealousy....pass me another slice of pineapple and the suntan lotion please.Originally posted by vegnut View PostComment
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Woah peeps! you seem to have all takent the term "south-mouthers" as an insult when it certainly wasn't meant as one. The point i was making is that just about every other gardening programme goes by mid to south of England seasons which makes it quite hard to work out when those of us in the north (including north of England too) should be planting or pruning etc.... I had also just watched the Grow Your Own Drugs prog which was going on about growing bananas etc.. outside.....
So, apologies if any offence was taken, but it wasn't intended....Comment
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