Jane Sandals from the Dorset Water Lily Company talks about the different types of waterlilies available and why they are still a popular choice for ponds. She told Ken Crowther that contemporary ponds are proving popular, and how waterlilies can be used to enhance them.

Andrew Barringer, Trade Manager of Harrod Horticultural talks to Ken Crowther about how they have developed a new range of structures for the garden which aim to complement what gardeners already have in their own gardens.

Andrew Barringer, Trade Manager of Harrod Horticultural talks to Ken Crowther about how they have developed a new range of structures for the garden which aim to complement what gardeners already have in their own gardens.

Harrod Horticulture has been working with schools for a number of years to encourage children into gardening. They have set up a website called ‘Budding Gardeners’ which offers advice on what to grow, where to grow and how to grow making it fun for youngsters.

Harrod Horticulture has been working with schools for a number of years to encourage children into gardening. They have set up a website called ‘Budding Gardeners’ which offers advice on what to grow, where to grow and how to grow making it fun for youngsters.

Television gardening presenter David Domoney works as part of ITV’s gardening show, ‘Love Your Garden’. Each week the team create a garden which adds a quality of life to deserving families. He told Ken Crowther about the pleasures and pitfalls of working on a TV Gardening programme.

Television gardening presenter David Domoney works as part of ITV’s gardening show, ‘Love Your Garden’. Each week the team create a garden which adds a quality of life to deserving families. He told Ken Crowther about the pleasures and pitfalls of working on a TV Gardening programme.

Television gardening presenter David Domoney works as part of ITV’s gardening show, ‘Love Your Garden’. Each week the team create a garden which adds a quality of life to deserving families. He told Ken Crowther about the pleasures and pitfalls of working on a TV Gardening programme.

Harrod Horticulture has been working with schools for a number of years to encourage children into gardening. They have set up a website called ‘Budding Gardeners’ which offers advice on what to grow, where to grow and how to grow making it fun for youngsters.

Andrew Barringer, Trade Manager of Harrod Horticultural talks to Ken Crowther about how they have developed a new range of structures for the garden which aim to complement what gardeners already have in their own gardens.