Beechgrove S06 E01-E05 (1280x720p HD, 50fps, soft Eng subs)  

E01
Beechgrove is back in bloom and storming in after Arwen and Barra ripped through trees across the north east of Scotland. In typical Beechgrove style, George, Carole, Bran and Calum are all together on home turf to see how to turn the damage into new developments.
The national flower of Ukraine is the sunflower, and as a mark of support, the team are growing a range of these positive plants at Beechgrove. We also visit a sunflower maze that, in 2021, was a cheerful church initiative in Elie to allow those who were not able to come to church to congregate. In 2022, it becomes a fitting symbol of hope for Ukraine.

E02
In Beechgrove, Calum is designing and building a garden modest in size and modest in budget, but big on ideas and inspiration for everyone starting their own gardens.
There is a new crop of Beechgrowers for 2022, with six more budding gardeners making regular appearances throughout the series to share their personal gardening video diaries from their own homes, plots and gardens all over Scotland.
Meanwhile, George is in his allotment in sunny Joppa and, as ever, he has been busy over the winter building more accessible raised beds and laying new paths ready for the season’s growing.

E03
Old watering cans, chimney pots and tin baths are the unlikely containers that Carole and Kirsty are using to create an edible container garden at Beechgrove.
Meanwhile, Calum has challenged the whole Beechgrove team to grow giant potatoes to see who can grow the biggest.
George and Calum each take their best selection of spring bulbs to compete in the Caley Spring Show at Saughton Park. It’s Calum’s first time entering spring bulbs to the shows, and show veteran and multi-prize winner George has been mentoring him.

E04
The Beechgrove team look ahead to a bumper crop of veggies across the coming season.
Brian and Carole sow the seed they saved from last season’s heritage and contemporary varieties, and compare it with this year’s fresh seed. With the ground now warming up, George gets his carrots, spring onions and beetroot planted at the allotment in Joppa.
There is a report from an award-winning garden in Buckie from one of the growers Beechgrove is following across the summer, plus some handy hints on what you could be doing in your garden this weekend.

E05
In this episode, Calum and Carole have something for almost every type of gardener. If you don’t have access to a garden, or just want to maximise the space you have, we show you how to make the most of your windowsill by growing herbs and micro greens.
For those who do have a border to work with, Brian revisits some old favourites in the shape of gladiolus, fucshias and begonias, reminding us that there is nothing wrong with the traditional planting approach. And if you need inspiration, there is a visit to a beautiful East Lothian garden, while, at Beechgrove, Calum takes the next step in building his new plot.

First broadcast:   April-May 2022
Duration: 30 minutes per episode      
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