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Cheryl Isaak wrote:

On 4/27/11 1:15 PM, songbird wrote:
Cheryl Isaak wrote:
On 4/25/11 10:27 AM, John McGaw wrote:
On 4/25/2011 5:16 AM, Pest Effects wrote:
Does anyone have a favourite programme? Gardeners' World has definitely
improved this year, but I must admit I find the new Horticultural
Channel programme very enjoyable.



I still miss Charlie Dimmock...

so does my husband... LOL


there is NOTHING here (in the metro Boston/DirecTV offerings) that is
worth tuning in for on a regular basis.

we liked Ground Force when it was on
until they switched the main guy with
someone else. a couple of good seasons
there to watch if you can find them.

now they all have gone into crafts,
cooking, etc. which is fine, but to me
if i want that stuff i'll watch a show
like that instead of a gardening show.


songbird

We all loved Ground Force. Wouldn't mind a chance to see Charlies Army
again either. And if the BBC is still making any form of Ground Force it
would still be better than the dreck I have access to currently.

(as an aside - I just fond Netflicks has the "Best of Ground Force
Garden Rescues and I'm going to see if my son will get it for me.

Thanks for the suggestion, I just ordered it.


Unless it's Martha Stewart, there are no craft shows, no get your hands
dirty gardening shows

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