Season
- Season 1 1970-01-01
- Season 2 1997-07-28
- Season 3 1970-01-01
- Season 4 1970-01-01
- Season 5 1970-01-01
- Season 6 1970-01-01
- Season 7 1970-01-01
- Season 8 1970-01-01
- Season 9 1970-01-01
- Season 33 2011-04-10
- Season 36 2014-04-03
- Season 37 2015-04-02
- Season 38 2016-03-31
- Season 39 2017-03-30
- Season 40 2018-04-19
Season 40 Episode
- Season 40 Episode 1
- Season 40 Episode 2
- Season 40 Episode 3
- Season 40 Episode 4
- Season 40 Episode 5
- Season 40 Episode 6
- Season 40 Episode 7
- Season 40 Episode 8
- Season 40 Episode 9
- Season 40 Episode 10
- Season 40 Episode 11
- Season 40 Episode 12
- Season 40 Episode 13
- Season 40 Episode 14
- Season 40 Episode 15
- Season 40 Episode 16
- Season 40 Episode 17
- Season 40 Episode 18
- Season 40 Episode 19
- Season 40 Episode 20
- Season 40 Episode 21
- Season 40 Episode 22
- Season 40 Episode 23
- Season 40 Episode 24
The Beechgrove Garden - Season 40 Episode 16
0.00 30 minutes The ideal for all gardeners is to have year-round colour in the garden. Carole talks to Martin Barker from Aberdeen University School of Biological Sciences about the science of colour, finding out how and why plants are the colour that they are and how plant colour affects us. Meanwhile, the harvest continues, and Jim's big beef tomatoes are bearing heavy fruit. Colin and Catherine Lockhart in Carnoustie are no longer able to keep their garden the way that they would like, so Brian steps in to make their garden low-maintenance and wheelchair-friendly while still having year-round colour. One of Jim's favourite phrases is 'every day is a school day' and he is always trying to find the ideal tomato-growing system. With that quest in mind, Jim visits retired engineer Steve Engel in Fettercairn. Jim learns how Steve has engineered a homemade invention that keeps his precious tomato crop at the optimum temperature day and night while producing an extraordinary and impressive yield.
