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Ep 2. Oxford & Pewsey
- February 25, 2016
- 59 min
In Big Dreams Small Spaces season 2 episode 2, titled "Oxford & Pewsey," host Monty Don helps two very different couples transform their gardens into beautiful, personalized outdoor spaces.
The first couple, Tony and Juliette, have a large, neglected garden in Oxford. They dream of turning it into a space to entertain family and friends, with plenty of room for their young daughter to play. However, the space is currently overrun with weeds and long grass, and they have no idea where to start.
Monty gives them a crash course in garden design, showing them how to create different zones within their garden and how to choose plants that will thrive in their particular conditions. He helps them to clear their overgrown space and install new paths and seating areas, and even helps them to create a secret garden for their daughter.
The second couple, Tim and Sarah, have a completely different challenge in the village of Pewsey. They live in a small cottage with a tiny, sloping garden that is mostly taken up by a large, unattractive hedge. They dream of creating a wildlife-friendly garden that will reflect their love of nature and provide a peaceful retreat from hectic city life.
Monty helps them to remove the unsightly hedge and replace it with a beautiful mixed hedge of native plants. He shows them how to create a wildlife pond and how to choose plants that will attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. He also helps them to create a fire pit and a seating area, so that they can enjoy their new garden even on cooler evenings.
Both couples face challenges and setbacks along the way, but with Monty's guidance and expertise, they are able to create beautiful, functional, and personalized outdoor spaces that reflect their unique dreams and needs.
Overall, "Oxford & Pewsey" is a heartwarming and informative episode that showcases the transformative power of gardening and the importance of connecting with nature.