BBC Gardeners World Live 2024...top trends for your garden...

Garden ideas for small and middlesized backyards from BBC Gardeners World Live 2024.
BBC Gardeners' World Live has three garden shows a year, featuring experts from the BBC Gardeners World programme, with talks, show gardens and exhibitors selling plants, garden tools and other gardening things. The main BBC GWL show is in June in the Birmingham NEC. Plus there is a spring show in  Beaulieu in Hampshire as well as an autumn show at Audley End in Essex.
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00:00 BBC Gardeners World Live 2024
00:14 Short list of trends
00:30 Logs and wood
00:32 On Our Wavelength by Kim O'Brien
00:38 Step Into Our Garden by Alexandra Bailey (Thrive & Gardening for Health)
01:09 Little Library (Insects Garden) by Elle Hepburn
01:13 Nature's Embrace by Becky Sibley
01:23 Bark chip paths
02:08 Magic Moments by Steph Haydon
02:13 Stop and Smell the Flowers by Julie Haylock
02:21 Weather It Costa Cadiz by Anna Helps
02:24 Corten steel
02:39 Eco Oasis by Dan Hartley
02:45 Lunatica by Josh Fenton
02:57 Ponds
02:59 Flora and Flavour by Hannah Reid
03:15 Following in My Footsteps by Leanne Wood
03:24 Mixing ornamental gardens and food growing
03:34 The Chef's Table by Adam Frost
03:51 A Plot Amongst the Chickens by Ben Shutler
04:28 Seating areas close to the planting
05:22 Outdoor kitchens (The Chef's Table by Adam Frost)
05:43 My Garden Escape by Kitty Kovacs
06:15 The Viewers Garden by Pip Probert

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[nottycm]

Thank you for this video. I’ve been mixing my veg and flowers for a long time. I went to an agricultural college and did natural and ancient farming of Britain, called natural habitat management. Lots of our habitats have been shaped by old farming methods. I do recommend anybody to look into it, and do it with a modern twist.

[LouciferFlump]

I loved the chicken run as well! What an adorable idea and those chickens were gorgeous! ☺️

[GDSavingThePast]

I watch a number of garden channels and Alexandra of the Middle Size Garden is head & shoulders above all others.
Always very informative

[karenannaluisa]

Thanks for this inspirational video! Sometimes it is discouraging to see these "perfect" gardens and one just knows a bit how expensive it probably was to set them up. To see different varieties is so encouraging! ❤

[SpanishEclectic]

Terrific summary! People have asked me, "Why are you saving all those old sticks?" My friend and I always call it 'playing in the garden', when you combine actual chores like deadheading, repotting, or pruning with letting your creativity flow. Moving things around (I have mostly containers in my back garden), adding natural elements, building trellises from sticks, training vines, all of these wonderful things. The more time I spend outside, the more the ideas come to me. Repurposing is a great way to save money!

[juliabinford]

Seating areas surrounded by the garden are so lovely. Thank you for the inspiring design ideas.

[katierush]

Thanks Alexandra. Another informative and fun video. I love the way you pack in the info with pictures to illustrate. So skilful. 🌱😊

[DebSmithPhotographyadelaide]

These gardens are incredibly inspiring and oh, so beautiful. Thanks Alexandra.

[kevinjamesparr]

I like your garden tips talks with real garden heads gardeners .It is just amazing balm for the soul

[pamelar]

Love, love your forward thinking for our gardens to bring us joy and to help Gods creation!! 🌿🪵🌱🪴

[quailhollow]

This was so helpful!! Thank you for summarizing and showcasing these lovely spaces. I came away with so many ideas to try in my own middle-sized garden. ❤

[kunalkishore]

Madam...you are just great...another very inspiring and informative video from you....🙏just loved watching it..

[sydneykasmar]

Nice video. Lots of ideas. I really like the low chicken run that ran alongside the row of flowers.

[heidis]

I once invested a very small amount of money in something akin to the bark shreds used to make paths in your video. What I got was sold as mulch, the coarsest grade of “Pine bark nuggets.” It was chunks and sticks, rather than shreds, and that made it easier to rake up before moving it. I used it again and again, for paths, for a patio, and as mulch. It looked to be nearly eternal, and I loved its look.

[carolynclark]

Hi, Alexandra. Thanks so much for giving us a peek at the Gardeners World Live event this year. So much to see! I had to watch the video three times before I felt I’d taken it all in. I came away with lots of great ideas. Oh, if I only had the energy to implement them all!

[rickvandijk]

I purchased a (used) cortensteel dish about 6 weeks ago, and now have it in our small garden as a raised pond, with planting underneath it. Filled with flowering crowfoot and lillies it’s now one of my favorite garden elements.

[ericarobbin]

I've been binging on your videos. Thank you so much for also taking the time to post the time stamps, names of the garden reference, and plants when applicable, super informative, and helpful!

[secretgarden-iigc]

It's a lovely garden❤
Life with flowers will enrich your heart😊

[JaneCWoods]

I’ve shared this with loads of people already. Very succinct and packed with info. And I discover that I’m on trend! For possibly only time in my life. Thank you

[gardengatesopen]

That opening shot is
THE EXACT PLAN
of my future garden !!!

I'm in my 2nd year,
renovating my garden.
And I must admit,
it IS quite nice
to see a full color picture
of exactly how my ideas
are going to pan out!

I would just like to know
WHO
invaded my brain,
and stole my idea!!!