Sprout's Most Memorable Garden Rescue Projects

[@elizabethwezelman8547]

Incredible transformation, lovely!

[@userfaith]

it's been fun watching the transformation of these gardens and look forward to new episodes. FW

[@leonorlizardo9174]

Wow glad to see Charlie's hair tied back for a moment. Looked 😊 good.❤

[@planetclaire820boulder8]

Nice observation 🦎

[@eugemerl6578]

Garden Rescue, I'm always looking forward to it 😀 ❤️ ❤️ thank you so much for your videos watching from Missouri

[@leonorlizardo9174]

Thanks to the hard-working team, my word they don't mess about. Yay 🎉great to see these old episodes and the lovely Gardner's. ❤love Top of the Plots.

[@e.m8784]

Li should be again the coolest crew member!

[@lesliekendall5668]

If I had a city lot like these, my absolute priority would be to plant so that eventually the surrounding buildings and windows wouldn't be seen.

[@drawyrral]

Do you ever go back to these gardens to see how they've aged?

[@planetclaire820boulder8]

(G)Nats Landing & Garden Pub ❣️

[@planetclaire820boulder8]

You're welcome, it's not beyond me to name a fine drinking establishment !

[@kmsch986]

Beautiful but the prices are way off. 5,000 pounds is 🥜. The dirt work alone would cost more than that. I just got a quote to regrade dirt paddocks half that size and much less grade and it was 3.

[@lesliekendall5668]

I've noticed that, too. I don't know if it's because of where they are but in the US these make-overs would cost BLOOD, including the mature plants and trees they put in.

[@kmsch986]

@@lesliekendall5668 good point, maybe US prices are way higher

[@lesliekendall5668]

Actually that's not what heeling in a tree means.

[@hadrianwall-r7h]

Can you explain what heeling is?

[@lesliekendall5668]

@@hadrianwall-r7h You dig a slanted hole, like one shovelful and then put the tree in at a slant just to hold it in the ground until you're ready to plant it permanently.

[@hadrianwall-r7h]

@@lesliekendall5668 Ah-ha! Thank you for the explanation. I imagine this could allow one to play around with the placement of the trees.

[@lesliekendall5668]

@@hadrianwall-r7h It's just a way to keep bare root trees until the weather is nicer.