Great British Garden Revival (2014)

A selection of top British television gardeners attempt to inspire the nation to save Britain's rich gardening heritage.

Wild Flowers and Front Gardens
1/10 Monty Don campaigns for wild flowers and Joe Swift champions front gardens.
First broadcast: 09 Dec 2013

Topiary and Roof Gardens
2/10 Rachel De Thame champions the art of topiary and James Wong looks at rooftop gardens.
First broadcast: 12 Dec 2013

Cottage Gardens and House Plants
3/10 Carol Klein supports the cottage garden and Tom Hart Dyke promotes house plants.
First broadcast: 13 Dec 2013

Cut Flowers and Trees
4/10 Rachel de Thame gives tips on how to grow flowers and Joe Swift talks about tree planting.
First broadcast: 06 Jan 2014

Rock Gardens and Herb Gardens
5/10 Carol Klein shares her passion for the rock garden and Toby Buckland looks at herbs.
First broadcast: 07 Jan 2014

Glasshouses and Shrubs
6/10 Diarmuid Gavin champions glasshouses and Matt James wants gardeners to rediscover shrubs.
First broadcast: 08 Jan 2014

Ponds and Stumperies
7/10 Charlie Dimmock praises ponds and Chris Beardshaw campaigns for the stumpery.
First broadcast: 09 Jan 2014

Lawns and Tropical
8/10 Sarah Raven examines the British lawn and James Wong praises tropical gardens.
First broadcast: 10 Jan 2014

Fruit Trees and Ornamental Bedding
9/10 Toby Buckland celebrates homegrown fruit and Christine Walkden praises ornamental bedding.
First broadcast: 13 Jan 2014

Herbaceous Borders and Kitchen Gardens
10/10 Chris Beardshaw celebrates herbaceous borders and Alys Fowler praises kitchen gardens.
First broadcast: 14 Jan 2014