Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series
Scotland's favourite gardening programme.
Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 10
Jim is with some hot stuff in the driveway garden as he plants up a range of outrageously brightly coloured plants fit to get any gardener hot under the collar.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 11
As awareness of producing your own healthy food grows, the sales of veg seed have finally overtaken sales of flower seed. The evergreen Jim McColl continues the crusade.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 12
Scotland's favourite gardening programme. The whole Beechgrove team travel to Nairn to help out in the final stages of a community allotment garden.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 14
Scotland's favourite gardening programme. Jim's talking upside down tomatoes and is feeling fruity as he prunes the grape vines and sorts out the fig.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 15
Gardening series. Jim deals with an attack of a pernicious weed, and also checks up on his precious new crop of sweet potatoes, and Carole creates a bog garden.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 16
The Beechgrove team are on the road for the second community garden of the series. This time, the garden is being created by the community of the borders' town of Innerleithen.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 18
Jim is harvesting lovely tatties, Carole takes a tour around Fiona Chapman's garden in Yetts of Muckhart and Carolyn visits Hamish MacLean and Jane Valentine in West Saltoun.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 19
The battle of the tattie barrels continues as Carole and Lesley unveil the contents of their tattie tubs and find out whose has the biggest yield.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 20
Jim takes a look at the Silver Garden pond. George Anderson is with Jack Evans and Deb Kemner in their garden in Pitlochry. Carolyn visits Scone Palace for the Festival of Orchids.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 21
Lesley and Carolyn have been left to their own devices and they are harvesting spinach. Meanwhile, Jim and Carole are in Banchory at a new community allotment.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 22
Jim is harvesting potatoes of all descriptions, Fiona Bird cooks them and Carole and Lesley have a feast tasting them. Carole visits Brian Young's amazing garden in Drybridge.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 23
Jim re-visits the site of devastation in the garden, after his and Carole's attempt to deal with the Horsetail. Carolyn is in Airdrie delving into the world of beautiful begonias.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 24
Leaves are falling in the garden and it's time to make lovely leaf mould out of them. Jim and Carole talk autumn compost. Meanwhile, Lesley and Carole get the paintbrushes out.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 25
Landing on the only beach runway in the world, the team fly to the 'jewel of the Hebrides' - Barra, to help out in the final stages of a community garden.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 26
Carole is checking up on some of her trials, including the Cheap Seed experiment. Meanwhile, Jim is trying to solve problems for John and Jodie Morrison in Bridge of Don, Aberdeen.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 26
In the final Beechgrove of the season, Jim is weather watching. Using our own Beechgrove weather data, Jim works out just how cold and wet the summer has actually been.
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Beechgrove Garden - 2007 Series - Episode 9
Scotland's favourite gardening programme. The Beechgrove team will be taking a break from the garden to be at Gardening Scotland, the biggest gardening show north of the border.
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