Ground Force S04E06 Kirby Hill

[@tansygirl51]

Thank you for giving us this fun show, I love watching the friendly comradery. They really are talented; the gardens really look beautiful after they've finished.

[@freedomofreligion3248]

I'd forgotten how charming this group was. ♥

[@artieash6671]

thanks for these postings... that's a series that should have gone on forever, but Love Your Garden is wonderful, too.

[@lowesonia8551]

Just discovered' Ground Force 'Love it .Love everyone ,fun among them, talent ,hard work Making people happy . A lovely garden , is a plus in life.

[@patirvin-bz9pg]

Charming educational, and just plain fun to watch.

[@RLucas3000]

I used to love this show! Couldn’t think of the name other than Ground Tornado LoL (from the opening credits), but thanks to Google I’ve finally found it. Watched a few this morning and this is my favorite so far. The first had a concrete slab to deal with that took half their time, so not enough time to get it like this one, the second was so massively sprawling that they could barely make a dent in it. But this was AWESOME! Took a horrible mess and made it stunning looking! I think the extra 500 pounds really helped, and having several family friends helping with the labor. A+

[@serenakoleno9338]

Beautiful results in a lovely location. Wonder how much the input the landscape architect Charlotte had on the fantastic design? TFS

[@stormo4925]

Thank you for sharing love this show

[@patrickryan7385]

I wish someone from the show would tell the truth of how long the gardens take or how many people did it

[@rebeccaphillips4824]

I really enjoyed this one!

[@b_uppy]

Attracting hummingbirds would also take care of the midge problem...

[@RLucas3000]

Darren Todd Really? Is it too cold for them? I would think if bees could live there that hummingbirds could?

[@b_uppy]

@@darhug1968a Lol. Looked it up. Good point.

[@b_uppy]

@@RLucas3000 They are New World, and maybe Asian...

[@b_uppy]

@@darhug1968a Hummingbirds migrate in winter. It makes sense that they would not survive the flight over the Sahara. They eat primary flying swamp insects...

[@GuestOfGregoryHouse]

Unfortunate name

[@ShweMyaukMyauk]

Much prefer it without Alan

[@reverendkatherinemoore3070]

Lol