The Great Garden Revolution

Well worth watching if you are looking for inspiration. These are achievable designs and plans that you can incorporate into your space whatever the size.

Don't completely agree with the previous review. Yes it's not a silly arden that cost £60000 but it still uses an army of workers and machinary. Come on, how many people actually do that home. How is that going to inspire people to garden when they see all that work needed. I hope as the series progress it won't be an instant garden program again.

If your on 4 catch up watch real gardens.

Think the idea of a 'revolution' is about tryna inspire those that haven't before or who are young to get gardening and/or give some really cutting edge or unusual options. I don't feel however that the ideas and designs are exciting enough, cheap enough, crafty or creative enough for newbies or those with wee budgets or who rent. The sustainability message is important and present in the narrative, but there is always a big ol' skip being filled with stuff so not quite present in execution - this might have been revolutionary a decade ago but when you're eons behind and not going as far as Gardeners World/basic bbc 'old peoples' garden shows, what's the point.

In series 1 at least they showed a few different gardens/projects and had a younger presenter, but in the second its just the one project and one sleb's garden (not interested TBH) per episode. Basically its kinda dull, doesn't provide much inspiration, and there certainly isn't enough actual gardening knowledge/horticology for anyone with any experience growing.

Wouldn't have minded watching it but the music was so loud I couldn't hear them talking. I really don't know why they do this .it might have been good. Like the good environmental message

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At last a garden programme with ordinary presenters for ordinary people that haven't got 60 grand to spend. A wonderful modern take on some of the usual outdated run of the mill stuff.