Gardens Through Time

Gardens Through Time features the reconstruction of seven historical gardens at the hands of the show's gardening experts.

Organised in recognition of the Royal Horticultural Society's bicentenary, Gardens Through Time faithfully reconstructs gardens from the Regency period stretching through to a 21st century garden.

The premise of the programme is to illustrate how gardens have changed through the ages; those in the 19th century embraced the influx of plants that were new to Britain, while in the 1950s more stylised and concrete gardens were taking shape.

Gardens Through Time inspires with ideas from yesteryear, which can be applied to one's garden in the 21st century, allowing for a truly historically diverse garden.

The gardening experts working their magic through the ages include Diarmuid Gavin.

Good for?
Seeing how gardens have developed and evolved over the last 200 years, and what can be drawn from the past and applied to the future.

Where?
BBC

When?
Evening

For more information visit the Gardens Through Time website.