Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich create a garden fusing Japan and Yorkshire for James and Akika. It is complete with white roses, bamboo and a DIY bonsai tree.
Alison and Janice love Australia and want a relaxing, Oz-inspired ‘bolt hole’, complete with cracked earth beach look, water feature, palm trees and fire bowl in their Goring home.
The Garden Rescue team are in Harborne, to help Thomas and Kate create their dream garden complete with a Boy Scouts-inspired camp fire hang out and ‘wiggly’ winding path.
In Salford, the team meet Nicole, who grew up in Germany. She wants to recreate her family’s German ‘kleine’ garden, a traditional community space divided into fruit, veg and lawn.
In this episode, Garden Rescue are in Hook, Hampshire, to save young couple Cat and Joel from the garden from hell. They dream of a green garden but have nothing but paving stones.
Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers are in Bicester, Oxfordshire, answering an SOS from parents Sarah and Adam.
Charlie, Harry and David create a beautiful garden in Chester that combines exotic holiday memories of Borneo, America and South Africa.
With a budget of £5,000, Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich are in Northampton creating a garden that allows two children with limited mobility access to the outside.
Harry and David Rich and Arit Anderson are in Swansea to turn Jessica and Peter’s dangerous garden into a safe haven for their young children to play and grow veg.
Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers visit Keely and Bruce in Hucknall, Nottingham, to create a garden that successfully integrates a hot tub into the finished design.
Pauline recently bought a house in West Bromwich, complete with her very first garden. But it’s a disaster, and she has no idea what to do except call Garden Rescue!
In Shoreham-by-Sea, the Rich brothers, Harry and David, and Arit Anderson help turn a boring garden into a place of Mediterranean beauty.
Harry and David Rich and Charlie Dimmock are in Leeds to help Neil and his flat mate Jack, who are after a cool outdoor ‘party hang out’ space and have £4,000 to spend.
Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers are in Newport, Wales, to create a colourful, tranquil space where Deep can grow herbs and practice art and meditation.
With a budget of £4,000, Bernard and Cecilia from St Albans want a beautiful garden that marries their British and Maltese lives, as well giving them space to grow veg.
In Brighton, Elizabeth has moved into her aunt’s old home, but the much-loved family house has a much less lovely garden – it’s nothing but a paved-over blank square.
In Cambourne, Marcus and Rebecca want an Australia-meets-Scotland themed garden.
In Ruddington, near Nottingham, Rachael and Alex want a garden inspired by Cornwall’s Lost Gardens of Heligan.
In Chippenham, Becky and Kieron share a passion for cooking and want to transform their typical lawn-filled space into a smart, cookery-themed cottage garden.
Tracey Parkes’s husband passed away before he could build his dream garden. Now the Garden Rescue team have come to Yardley in Birmingham to make his final wish come true.
In Horsham, the Rich brothers are joined by award-winning designer Arit Anderson to create a £5,000 family garden for James, Charlotte and their young daughter, Esmé.
In Cwmcarn, Wales, Kim and Simon’ steep garden is little more than three huge, muddy tiers. Can Charlie, Harry and David turn it into a relaxing space worthy of the amazing views?
In Alton, Jemma and Mike want a garden inspired by their honeymoon in Provence. But this romantic wish is a long way from the boring space they have now!
Sue and Robert want a grown-up garden in their Rotherham home. But Sue suffers from Crohn’s disease, so it has to be somewhere she can relax and recuperate.
Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich are in St.Ives, Cambridgeshire, answering an SOS from Bernadette, a social worker in need of a garden to give her some ‘me time’.
Garden Rescue are in the Bristol suburb of Bradley Stoke; where they have an unusual challenge; to turn a long, pointed front garden into a water saving, wildlife friendly space
Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers are in Daresbury, in Chester, turning Karen and Alan’s small overlooked wedge-shaped plot into a tranquil, private oasis of a garden.
Jeannie and Norman want to turn the back of their garden into a secluded, calm, Japanese-inspired ‘bolt hole’, separate from where they entertain friends and family.
In Swindon, Nicola and Anthony want Mediterranean glamour in their boring boxy garden.
The Garden Rescue team are in Leamington Spa to help Robert and Gemma and their young daughter Darcey, who is afraid of the family’s nettle-strewn, overgrown garden.
The Garden Rescue team answer an SOS from their youngest ever applicant, Oliver – who’s not yet ten. Bike-mad Oliver wants a BMX track in his back garden.
Harry and David Rich are joined by Arit Anderson to help Richard and Darren create their own slice of New York’s famous High Line garden in Solihull.
This time, Charlie Dimmock and brothers Harry and David Rich are in Milton Keynes to create a BBQ-friendly, brightly planted, Hindu-inspired garden.
David and Harry Rich, along with the latest Garden Rescue designer, Arit Anderson, are in Melton Mowbray, creating the ultimate alfresco cooking and dining area.
Tracey and her family have moved into the home she grew up in, and her mum Christine now lives in a newly built granny flat. But the building work has trashed the lovely garden.
Zoe and Jonny have £2,500 to spend on their garden in Fishponds, Bristol. They want a place to grow Zoe’s wedding flowers and a spot for her alfresco yoga.
Karen and Duncan in Shefford complain their garden is too plain. They don’t like straight lines and want curves instead. The Rich brothers and Arit Anderson help out.
The design team are in Shoreham by Sea, helping John and David. They have a budget of £4,500 to turn their tired garden into the perfect place to host their wedding reception.
The Rich brothers are joined by Arit Anderson to create an all-year-round garden in Byfleet for stylish octogenarian Gay.
In Southampton, Morgan has £5,000 for a party garden. The space must have privacy, a water feature and, as a proud Welshman, the feeling of his homeland.
