Red Button Special
Professor Nigel Dunnett explains his rooftop garden which celebrates 'skyrise greening' and looks at water management in a wonderful living, outside/inside spatial experience.
One hundred years on from the inception of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, our cities have grown in size both upwards as well as outwards. However as Professor Nigel Dunnett explains, this shouldn't stop you from trying your hand at having a garden or cultivated outside space. His rooftop garden this year celebrates 'skyrise greening' and looks at water management in a wonderful living, outside/inside spatial experience.
Tom Hart-Dyke also scours the Great Pavilion for top tips on plants for unusual spaces and challenging conditions whether it be soil, shade or damp as he goes on a hunt to bring us the best plants for tricky environments. It would seem there's no excuse for not gardening!
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Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Series Producer | Rosemary Edwards |
Presenter | Toby Buckland |
Presenter | Christine Walkden |
Presenter | Tom Hart Dyke |
Producer | Christina Nutter |
Executive Producer | Gill Tierney |
Broadcast
- Sat 25 May 2013 12:00Red Button (Satellite and Cable)