Sprout - Rediscovering Our Favorite Garden Exotics

Experience the magic of garden transformation. Join Charlie Dimmock, the Rich Brothers, and the Garden Rescue Team as they breathe new life into British gardens. From family-friendly play areas to serene therapeutic spaces, each episode showcases inspiring makeovers that will leave you in awe. Subscribe now for weekly doses of green inspiration and heartwarming stories!
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[@laurievanduyne1358]

I love these!❤❤❤

[@lindasands1433]

That was a nice long video. Thanks. I've seen them all before, but good to watch again. It's a pity this program has finished

[@ArukGrd]

Just found the channel, cheers from Portugal!

[@evaerlebachova9734]

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[@ilonaS1979]

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[@roshdyelkafrawy7805]

Can you please tell us where we can watch this guys elsewhere? Even there names maybe I can find them on UA-cam? I really love watching them

[@elizabethmeiring9371]

Rich brothers - David and Harry Rich

[@ellietobe]

My brother and I, as very young children, could have made a better hide out than that Alice in Wonderland thing that they did. Just plopping a play house and some weird looking things around does not make a play area. Does a five year old kid really want to sit and watch worms??! Put a big puddle out back for the kids to constantly be getting wet in?! Crazy. Must be a low budget show. I really don’t need anyone to bring more rocks into our yard. I spent weeks digging rocks out of the garden as I expanded the garden!
Kids want things to do. I don’t think that these people have ever lived with a child. I don’t think that any of them ever played basketball either. After a couple of rains that basketball “surface” is going to be a mess. It is not going to hold up for a child in a wheelchair.
Turn your kid loose with a bow and arrow! I quit after that one. Such really bad ideas.
I can see why this was canceled. I think that most parents can figure out what their kids want in the backyard or in the “garden” as the Brits say. I suppose it would be nice to have someone to do the manual labor but other than that….run and hide if you see these people coming.