Get up and Grow!

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    I have just discovered on BBC one a gardening series, Get up and grow series 2.

    It features Chris Beardshaw and is about garden makeovers in Northern Ireland.

    It is very good, wish they would come and redesign mine, though i'm not sure who pays, BBC or the victims!

    Cheers, enjoy!
     
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      Good call Makka, but I cant find it on the BBC Ear player, have you got a link ?
       
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      Sorry Ziggy, did not check and check again!

      Series one is not available but it appears series 2 is available for 7 days.
      Cheers!
       
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      Watched all 6 episodes, enjoyed it more than GW and Alan's show, so cheers :thumbsup:
       
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      Another thank you for the recommendation Makka.

      I enjoyed that.

      The show very much benefits from not having a 'presenter' fronting it.
      I really dont care for 'celebrity' gardeners. Chris Bearshaw does a great job- its about the plants and the work not about him.
       
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        Found it now, cheers everyone:dbgrtmb:
         
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        That Chris reminds me of Jason Bateman;

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        who is a legend! lol
         
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