RHS Chelsea Flower Show S15E05 · Legends and Legacies
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Monty Don, Joe Swift and the team look at the legends and legacies that have made the Chelsea Flower Show the greatest event in the horticultural calendar. They discover what it takes to become an icon at this show, talking to the Chelsea designers and plantsmen and women that have broken records, won global recognition and inspired generations of gardeners. We also find out how movers and shakers from other creative fields have been influenced by their visits to the show over the years.
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- 1 1. Gold Rush2020-05-17 · 53mSophie Raworth and Joe Swift kick off a week of programmes from their own back gardens, celebrating the very best of RHS Chelsea Flower Show. They look back over the last ten years
- 2 2. Around the World2020-05-19 · 59mMonty Don and Joe Swift go on a horticultural journey around the world of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. In this episode, they are joined by Carol Klein, Adam Frost and the team to m
- 3 3. Trailblazers and Trendsetters2020-05-20 · 59mMonty Don and Joe Swift take a tour of the trailblazers and trendsetters from the most famous flower show in the world. Every year, Chelsea leads the way in showcasing the latest i
- 4 4. A Better World2020-05-21 · 59mMonty Don is joined by Joe Swift and a team of gardening experts to celebrate the positive power of plants as they continue to share the very best of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. I
- 5 5. Legends and Legacies2020-05-22 · 59mMonty Don, Joe Swift and the team look at the legends and legacies that have made the Chelsea Flower Show the greatest event in the horticultural calendar. They discover what it ta
- 6 6. People's Choice2020-05-31 · 58mSophie Raworth, Joe Swift and the team end the week with a focus on the people’s favourite gardens, plants and personalities. Carol Klein looks at plants with royal aspirations, an