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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.
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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... |
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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... HGTV should now simply be called HTV. They had the best garden shows. I miss "Gardener Diary", "Rebeca's Garden" and the "Garden By The Yard". These were my favorite shows. The Garden Guy tried to do his show on the Internet and gave up on it. http://www.gardenerguy.com/. Sad to see him go. Create channels: Victory Garden fell apart it and became lousy. Garden Smart was all about Glamorous Public gardens. Right now "P Allen Smith" show may be the only one left that has some interest. The show I liked the most are all gone. The "How To" shows are what I miss the most. I did not care much for the show and tell shows. Some day I hope a dedicated Garden Channel may show up with the very old reruns of the Victory Garden. It sucked with Jammie Dreary running the show. The old days it was dealing with the simple back yard gardens which I liked, not the not so useful grandiose gigantic public for show gardens. -- Enjoy Life... Nad R (Garden in zone 5a Michigan) |
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"Pest Effects" wrote in message
... 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. My favourites are 'Costa's Garden Odyssey' and 'Vasili's Garden'. |
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FarmI wrote:
"Pest Effects" wrote in message ... 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. My favourites are 'Costa's Garden Odyssey' and 'Vasili's Garden'. All that olive oil and those romantic Mediterranean males... D |
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"David Hare-Scott" wrote in message
FarmI wrote: "Pest Effects" wrote in message ... 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. My favourites are 'Costa's Garden Odyssey' and 'Vasili's Garden'. All that olive oil and those romantic Mediterranean males... And my pigs are dressed for flying...... Only their mother would love either of them. I like Costa's enthusiasm and recycling and I like the ethnic gardens Vasili visits and all that food the gardener's produce. |
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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. |
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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 |
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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. Unless it's Martha Stewart, there are no craft shows, no get your hands dirty gardening shows |
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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 "Plant carrots in January and you'll never have to eat carrots." - Anon -- - Billy Bush's 3rd term: Obama plus another elective war Bush's 4th term: we can't afford it America is not broke. The country is awash in wealth and cash. It's just that it's not in your hands. It has been transferred, in the greatest heist in history, from the workers and consumers to the banks and the portfolios of the uber-rich. http://theuptake.org/2011/03/05/michael-moore-the-big-lie-wisconsin-is-broke/ |
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On 4/28/11 11:34 AM, Billy wrote:
In , Cheryl 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. I'm hooping it's "on demand" otherwise, I'll wait until he's home from school Unless it's Martha Stewart, there are no craft shows, no get your hands dirty gardening shows "Plant carrots in January and you'll never have to eat carrots." - Anon LOL C |
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On 4/28/2011 11:34 AM, Billy wrote:
snip... "Plant carrots in January and you'll never have to eat carrots." - Anon That all depends on where you live. Besides, I love carrots. |
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John McGaw wrote: On 4/28/2011 11:34 AM, Billy wrote: snip... "Plant carrots in January and you'll never have to eat carrots." - Anon That all depends on where you live. Besides, I love carrots. Oh, my ;O) -- - Billy Bush's 3rd term: Obama plus another elective war Bush's 4th term: we can't afford it America is not broke. The country is awash in wealth and cash. It's just that it's not in your hands. It has been transferred, in the greatest heist in history, from the workers and consumers to the banks and the portfolios of the uber-rich. http://theuptake.org/2011/03/05/michael-moore-the-big-lie-wisconsin-is-broke/ |
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