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Episode 19

Episode 19 of 25

It's all about propagation this week. Jim, Carole and Lesley show us how to take cuttings of perennials such as osteospermums and penstemons to overwinter for next year.

It's all about propagation in this week's Beechgrove Garden. Carole has been trialling half-hardy perennials such as osteospermums and penstemons which have been giving us colour all over the summer. Now Jim, Carole and Lesley show us how to take cuttings of these to overwinter for next year.

Many of us are gardening on a tight budget and hardy annuals can fill the garden with months of colour. Jim and Carole sing the praises of our hardy annual trial that costs less than 15 pounds to create.

Sheila Milliken in Angus says her garden is a 'guddle'. George helps her solve this by showing her how to achieve year-round colour and texture with choice plants.

Carole visits John and Isobel Macdonald in Uphall, who have over 120 hanging baskets and containers with more than 1,600 annual bedding plants in their small bungalow garden. During her visit the judges arrived to assess John and Isobel's garden for the 2010 West Lothian Best Gardens competition.

30 minutes

Last on

Sun 29 Aug 2010 13:30

Credits

Role Contributor
Presenter Jim McColl
Presenter Carole Baxter
Presenter Lesley Watson
Presenter George Anderson
Producer Gwyneth Hardy

Broadcasts

Beechgrove鈥檚 new (online) home, including new episodes on 大象传媒 iPlayer

Beechgrove鈥檚 new (online) home, including new episodes on 大象传媒 iPlayer

Gardening show that celebrates Scottish horticulture and growing conditions.