Juliet was delighted to work recently with Dave Myers of Hairy Bikers fame

The resulting programme will be aired on five consecutive days on BBC1. The team led a group of volunteers in supporting community projects in Bristol – inspiring stuff!

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  • I've forgotten what I planted in the layers of this tub last autumn.... First we've had the wonderful scent of early hyacinths, now rhubarb & custard tulips are emerging... Probably late daffs next, but we'll have to wait and see. The joys of middle-aged memory fade!
  • Now I see why they are called WIND flowers..... So pretty bobbing about in the breeze at the bottom of my garden. They take years to spread and don't flower for long, but an unmissable woodland carpet in spring.
  • Under-appreciated plant for shady spots.... Japanese Quince. Such vibrant colours are unexpected on a north or east-facing wall or fence. Edible fruits too!
  • Jewels of Tulipa Persian Pearl, just emerging through their mulch of Cotswold chippings. As beautiful in bud as when they open to bright pink petals with sunny yellow centre.
  • Bumble bee enjoying pieris flowers.
  • Freddie's a big fan of biodegradable mulch matting... And so am I. In this sunny garden we, are using it underneath shingle to keep weeds down and rainwater in, so plants can establish quickly. The warmth of the sun on the shingle will keep half hardy plants like coprosma happy and probably Freddie too!
  • Nature's rainwater harvesting (stachys byzantina leaf, close-up). If only our rainwater tanks could look so good.
  • Venerable oaks... East Sussex
  • Nice combo of white-barked birch trunks and white daffs.

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