Original title
Love Your Garden
Released
6/10/2011
Origin country
GB
Genre
Reality, Talk
Production companies
Spun Gold TV
Status
Returning series
Number of seasons
13
Number of episodes
102
Love Your Garden is a British lifestyle gardening programme that was first broadcast on ITV on 10 June 2011. The show is hosted by Alan Titchmarsh alongside co-presenters David Domoney, Katie Rushworth and Frances Tophill and sees the team visit locations around the UK helping people to transform their gardens. The first series saw Alan visiting themed gardens around the UK, specific to the topic of the episode, and advising viewers on how to transform their gardens. However, since the second series Alan and the team have transformed the gardens of people who are described as "deserving them the most".
Alan Titchmarsh explores the English Country Garden, looking back at three episodes which rewarded three deserving people with a classic Country Garden.
In this episode, Alan Titchmarsh explores the Family Garden... looking back at three episodes which rewarded three deserving families with their dream garden.
Alan Titchmarsh looks back at three episodes rewarding deserving people with a tranquil Japanese garden, a Moroccan oasis and a theatrical Italian masterpiece.
In this episode, Alan Titchmarsh explores the Wildlife Garden, looking back at three episodes which rewarded some deserving people with a garden packed with wildlife interest.
Looking back at three episodes which rewarded three deserving people with memories of the Mediterranean garden, a Croatian Coastal escape and a nautical family garden.
Alan explores the City Garden, looking back at three episodes which rewarded some deserving people, including a multi-purpose garden with a Jamaican feel.
In this colour-packed Love Your Garden Special - Alan introduces us to Britain's favourite garden style - The Cottage Garden.
Alan Titchmarsh is here to show that small really can be beautiful in the garden, with visits to the prettiest tiny outdoor spaces.
Alan Titchmarsh challenges himself to grow more food in his garden than he's ever done before. Joining Alan in his Grow Your Own challenge is Kate Garraway.
Alan Titchmarsh and the Love Your Garden team show us how to save money when building our dream gardens - and their favourite money-saving gardening tips - in this special episode.
In the first programme, Alan demonstrates how to create a perfect traditional British garden including a dream summerhouse, fabulous flower beds and a way of producing your own honey.
Alan Titchmarsh visits Whitehouse Cottage in rural Berkshire to show how to achieve that country look - from mosaic pathways and climbing clematis to rustic flower beds and ironwork benches. Plus Valentine Warner creates some heavenly flavours from a vegetable patch and Charlotte Uhlenbroek reveals what to do when hedgehogs come calling.
In this episode, Alan visits a garden by the sea in East Wittering that works in harmony with the coastal elements.
In this episode, Alan demonstrates how to build a rose garden, and visits one in Wendover, Buckinghamshire. Plus Laetitia Maklouf reveals ways to extend the life of a rose into winter by making rosewater, Valentine Warner shows how roses can even be the key ingredient in a spicy sauce, and Alan suggests stunning ways to display the flower – from rustic pergolas to pavilions from paradise
Alan is in Harlow in Essex, where he shows how the smallest of gardens can be turned into a private sanctuary. He also transforms a tiny hot tub area into an intimate tropical garden. Matt James demonstrates how to make the very best out of a humble basement and, as autumn arrives, Laetitia Maklouf uses dried petals to keep the summer alive, and there is a look at the ultimate garden status symbols, from deluxe hanging baskets to five-star hot tubs.
Alan investigates the classic charm of the cottage garden as he discovers the epitome of the cottage style in Staffordshire, Valentine Warner looks at some edible weeds and Charlotte Uhlenbroek reveals some hibernating havens for wildlife. Also there are suggestions for what to buy this weekend to recreate the cottage garden look.
Alan Titchmarsh and his team return with a new series of the gardening show, which helps people create their dream outdoor space. This week, he surprises Louise from Hampshire, who is suffering from a life-threatening illness. The team set to work creating a stunning Japanese-style garden for her. Alan looks for inspiration at an amazing oriental garden called the Apple Court while Katie Rushworth searches for dramatic Japanese plants and Francis Tophill plants different varieties of bamboo.
Alan Titchmarsh and his team are in the Brecon Beacons where they attempt to create a garden suitable for a big family. Rob and Rachel Jones have five children, including an autistic son and a daughter with cerebral palsy. The couple particularly want a space where the whole family can all gather together. Alan gets some inspiration from a wonderful family garden in Monmouthshire with winding paths while he sets David Domoney onto the task of creating similar pathways, and building a bespoke stone barbecue to match the house. He also orders a huge gazebo where the family can gather for those special outdoor occasions, and gets some sensory plants which are particularly good for children with special needs.
Alan Titchmarsh and the team are in Barking, where they hope they can coax 90-year-old Iris back into her garden. Since her husband died, the garden has become neglected, but Iris longs to have somewhere to sit and smell the scent of the roses. David Domoney constructs the perfect pathway, while Katie Rushworth sets to work finding a variety of rose which is wildlife-friendly and Frances Tophill creates a summer house full of memories.
Alan Titchmarsh and the team transform a large garden that once played a central role in a family’s life but became neglected following a personal tragedy. Wendy and Graham Pott’s son Matt was killed in a hit-and-run accident three years ago, after which the devastated couple sank into a deep depression. However, this summer the Potts think it is time that they returned the garden to its original function – a pleasant open space in which to entertain. lan gets inspiration at a nearby garden, David Domoney builds a pond, Katie Rushworth finds the perfect plants for the space and Frances Tophill creates an orchard area.
Alan and his team come to the aid of the Costello family in Norwich who, having recently moved to a property new to them, are faced with a dishevelled, unruly garden in need of their magic touch.
Alan and his team find themselves at Bluebell Wood Children's Hospice in South Yorkshire with a plan to transform the surrounding grounds to a garden of peace and tranquillity.
Alan and the team transform the Cumbrian garden of the Pynes, an inspirational family who lost their daughter Alice to cancer in January this year.
Alan Titchmarsh and the team create a garden for a family with twin girls who have a serious, life-limiting condition. Three-year-olds Darcie and Evie Chapman have been diagnosed with Dravet syndrome, a very rare form of epilepsy, and parents Mark and Natalie must be on permanent watch to prevent their daughters' seizures leading to something more serious. The Chapmans' current outdoor space is unsuitable for the girls, with changes of levels, colours of plants and even the light through branches influencing their condition, so the crew follows the rules of a formal garden where straight lines, order and symmetry give an unfussy overall look.
The team comes to the aid of Luke Simpson, who lost his leg in an explosion while deployed in Afghanistan. Rebuilding his life and health with the support of his wife Jackie, the war hero has struggled to make progress on the garden of his dreams. As Alan and the crew work their magic, Frances Tophill reveals the key design elements for a cottage-style plot, Katie Rushworth demonstrates how to make the most out of cut flowers and David Domoney provides hints and tips on maintaining the perfect lawn.
Alan Titchmarsh and his team reveal how to bring beauty to any size garden, creating a stunning space for community hero, 90-year-old Mary Ann Stevenson.
Alan Titchmarsh, David Domoney and Danny Clarke transform a small Leicester garden into a Caribbean-inspired technicolour paradise.
Alan and the team create a wildlife wonderland complete with a giant pond and rockery in a suburban garden in West Brom for local hero fundraiser Pete Hill.
In Kent, Alan and his team build a stunning outdoor space in a small plot featuring three different but equally spectacular water features for the Peacock family.
Alan Titchmarsh and his team are in the Wirral to create a jungle-inspired space for Conrad and Pauline Toohey, who have dedicated their lives to helping others.
This time Alan and his team are in Suffolk, where charity shop worker Eileen - and her husband Roy, who has Parkinson's disease - seek a peaceful and safe space to share.
Alan Titchmarsh and his trusty team are in West London to come to the aid of widow Sybil, who welcomed foster children and refugees into their home with her late husband.
Alan and his team are in Burnley in Lancashire to battle the wettest weather imaginable and to transform the concrete jungle backyard of plumber James and his wife Barbara.
Alan and his team are in Sheffield to create a family garden for Seema and Nawras, who both work shifts for the NHS while giving 24-hour care to their disabled daughter.
Alan and his team are in Leeds to come to the aid of Penny and Carl, whose devotion to saving endangered hedgehogs has taken over any family space in their garden.
Alan and the team are in the Oxfordshire town of Bicester to transform the drab new-build garden of local community heroes Adam and Alice into a voyage around the Far East.
Alan and the team are in the town of Hinckley to surprise World War Two veteran Gordon.
Alan and the team are in Hertfordshire to come to the aid of Yvonne, whose son was tragically murdered when he was just 17 - she has devoted her life since then to combating knife crime.
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