愛上你的花園/花園大改造 第8季 版 愛上你的花園/花園大改造.s08e03.

Oh no My dear little soul 無論你是在牽牽牠們 還是在放鬆牠們 我相信 花園可以給予你無數的快樂 This is epic So my team and I are back That one over there Here Is that him sitting there? Surprising some remarkable people And turning some of the most dismal plots we've ever seen That's a monstrosity Into breathtaking gardens they'll love It's amazing I feel like I'm dreaming I'm gobsmacked Welcome to Love Your Garden 25 miles east of London Lies the Essex commuter town of Basildon Head down the A127 And you'll see its very own homage to the famous Hollywood sign And it's a local legend I'm visiting today I'm here to meet a retired nurse Who refuses to give up helping The young people she's always cared for For me Pat is pivotal in my rehabilitation Pivotal in my confidence She showed me the unconditional love That any child going through any sort of trauma needs To just feel comfort And know you're going to be okay Come on in Miss Miss Miss 70 year old Pat Wade Has dedicated her life To helping children overcome the devastating impact Of disfiguring burns injuries She regularly visits her local burns clinic Where some of the most seriously injured are treated Most people will never experience The sight of a badly burn injured child 你好 我是Pat 你還好嗎 And they've got that burn for the rest of their life 是Pat who held the mirror When I looked at my face for the first time And I'm really glad it was Pat Because the person reflecting back in the mirror wasn't me And so she really made me feel comfortable and at ease 再見 See you soon Yeah Look after yourself I'm a plastic surgeon But all I can do is keep people alive The most important person in burn care Is the after care And that's where Pat becomes important It was while working as a nurse At a children's burns unit That Pat realized the victims in her care Needed psychological as well as physical help After they left hospital Once you got discharged There was nothing in place And you just went home and you dealt with it Whereas Pat was determined that She needs to do something To help these children Not only accept their scars and that But give them social inclusion again In 1995 Pat founded the UK's first ever Burned children's club And for more than 20 years It's helped hundreds of badly scarred children Have fun and make friends Free from prejudice It has been an environment where You isn't the odd one out And you can have a conversation With other people and feel safe But then not feel like you're being judged With every movement you make And I can't really imagine life Without going to the children's club To be honest Some of the best moments of my life Oh, you want to go? Come on then Lily, Lily Inspired by the success of Pat's first club And with her encouragement A network of burns charities Has sprung up all over the country Helping children nationwide There's so many people before me and my generation That never could imagine The type of support that Pat's created And so I feel very honoured That I kind of fell into Pat's world So as a thank you to this extraordinary woman Who's helped so many others Her friends and family have asked me To take a look at her garden The garden she has at the moment Is just all concrete And a big summer house Full up with everybody else's stuff Having a proper garden Will just be something really special for mum And I'm really glad That she got nominated for this Because she deserves it Time for me to surprise Pat With what I hope will be some welcome news Hello You're Pat I am I'm very relieved you're Pat I know you are You know who I am That's a relief as well Well we were told By some of your friends that you work with That you spend all your time Doing stuff for other people Particularly the children with burns And they said she's retiring now And she deserves a garden for herself But it's not very good apparently It's all concrete I moved in and it was all concrete Would you like to let me have a look at it Yes I would thank you Are you sure Yeah that would be lovely Well that's very kind of you Now I've seen some concrete jungles in my time But this one takes the biscuit Oh it's very There's not a lot of green is there really There's no green It's just like a yard isn't it What's that And that's a monstrosity of a shed It's massive And what's in here This is Spike and Poppy My bunnies are very important to me So in your dreams In my dreams What do you see When you come out of your French doors I'd like to see some grass It would be nice to grow things I'd like to have something That I can sit in Like a small one of those And presumably You want to entertain a bit do you Oh yes because When they come in from the charity The kids We sort of sit on the wall You know These are all the children Who were burned That you helped So you are They call you I gather they call you Nanny Pat They call me Nanny Pat yes So if I said Okay then Pat we'll have a go That would be just so lovely It'd be a dream Come on let me get you warm Oh thank you Pat has spent every waking hour Giving hope, care and love to others Meaning she's had no time To put any into her garden But that's okay That's why I'm here See you soon See you Don't worry it'll all be fine Thank you With space increasingly being at a premium In our homes Many of us view our gardens as an extra room And that's exactly what I want to create for Pat And it seems the lady loves a bit of glamour And that's given me an idea For my new garden design Time to reveal the plans To the rest of my expert team Francis Tophill David Dominy And Katie Rushworth So we've got a small garden A rectangle And that entire sort of back quarter really Is dominated by that shed It's huge isn't it That is Francis You get the shed But you know she's going to still need A building source, a bit of storage But I want it to be a bit more exciting than it is A little attractive A bit like you Yeah Oh there you go Yes now then She likes to entertain Katie Yes So I want you to take charge of entertaining Okay But Pat also wants to grow veg With her granddaughter So vegetables and entertaining Vegetables and entertaining I'll see what I can do David Bonnie World here you come I knew that was coming We need part of the garden That's a paradise for them As well as for Pat Okay But also if you can think about beds About planting And some permanent areas to plant Okay and what do you want I've had a bit of a snoop around the house Okay Well it sparkles And look at the wallpaper Oh my goodness It's fancy isn't it That matches your pants Have you been looking again Anyway I want to bring that To this Essex garden Spray it out A bit of bling A lot of bling Ready The only problem in this garden Is it's so small That if we're not careful We're going to fall over one another So play nicely Tight First things first We need to temporarily relocate Pat's VIBs Very important bunnies So they're staying next door There you go Spike and Poppy Nice and comfortable In their temporary home While we remove That disproportionately huge shed At just 6 metres by 9 metres Pat's plot is half the size Of the average British garden And my new design Will make the most of every inch of space We're zoning the garden Into three areas The lower level Will be re-landscaped To create a grand entrance With it's very own bunny mansion The middle section Will be a dining area David will construct raised beds To draw the eye to the perimeter Making the garden seem bigger And I'll add a new water feature Nestled beneath a decorative screen Katy will make use of the vertical space In the far corner To create a grow your own area And Frances's new summer house Will take up less room than the old one And she'll add a pergola So the back of the garden Is still shaded But before her new building arrives She's spared a thought for functionality We do need a practical space So this will be that Then Pat can store all the things She needs for the garden in here And next to it will be a much smaller Much more beautiful summer house The old freestanding shed Took up a quarter of the garden By tucking both our buildings in the corner We're now only using An eighth of the floor space To enhance its sleek lines Frances is adding a flat roof pergola To the front of the summer house This pergola is going to bring Some much needed shade to the end of the garden But I also want to make it A little bit glamorous as well Which will take some work And Frances isn't the only one Who's thinking about glamour To figure out how we can give Pat's bare backyard Some real sparkle and style I've come to the nearby village of Hatfield Pevron To see a garden That has all the qualities we're looking for And as they say in Essex I'm well gel If you want to design a garden that's dramatic You need to be bold rather than fiddly Here all the shapes are rectangular and square Softened by sleek slender beds of planting But even the paving is big It doesn't look fiddly and messy It just looks sexy Here the high spec hard landscaping Dominates the space Big pavers like these Can cost upwards of 50 pounds per square meter But they do make a garden look a million dollars But if you want that Miami pool party look in your garden And let's face it, who doesn't Then you'll need a water feature And here they're big, bold and 100% on show Four sawn stone slabs With a bubble fountain coming up through each Recycled from the water underneath A curtain of water coming down the wall No natural waterfalls here These really work And they make your garden look classy But style doesn't always have to cost the king's ransom Here it looks like they've built a whole new wall To match the expensive landscaping But it's all an illusion If you've got an ugly brick building You don't have to knock it down and start again You can now get modern stone cladding That looks like this Beauty on a budget Even the planting looks as though it's been chosen By an interior designer The palette is minimal Evergreen box balls sit alongside white dicentras Even the shrubbery is carefully clipped And manipulated to create just the right effect If your garden is too small for a tree Then turn a shrub into a tree These osmanthus have stems that are pruned up to about head height All the side shoots are cut off Then this great cloud of evergreen leaves above When is a tree not a tree? When it's a shrub I want to borrow some of the ideas they've employed here For our garden in Basildon David's already got the hint His landscaping on the lower level is seriously sleek For the flooring Great stuff, Dave Thanks, mate We got it We're going to put in these porcelain tiles They're large They've got a textured finish to it I'm laying them in one long line Horizontal to the house So as you look out Your eye is taken by the joins in the slab To the left and the right Rather than straight ahead So optically it'll look a little bit bigger than it really is It may not look like much right now But with the right ideas I believe we can build Pat a garden That could give even this one a run for its money If a garden could have a designer label This would be it Luxurious design, high-end accessories And statement planting It's got real sparkle If we can get the balance right for Pat We can create a garden that's perfect for entertaining But which still reflects her glamorous style We're in Basildon Turning a green-free zone Into a garden with real sparkle For a retired nurse who loves her bling Many of the children Pat has helped over the years Have become lifelong friends That's when we went to open day You're still in hospital Including Rochelle Who was just 18 months old When she was admitted to hospital with 70% burns Pat was around since the very start When my accident happened And so she's always been a part of my life Her personality alone As a child you kind of look up to her And she'd walk into a room And she'd just light up a room And you'd just know Pat's here You can never really say thank you enough To someone that's done so much for you And changed your life It may be small But Pat's garden is proving tricky To fit everything in We've had to relocate half the build Into the lane behind I did say it'd be fiddly We are making progress The concrete cell is being transformed It's done slightly lighter now A lot of white appearing And coloured fences Raised beds going up Ease of access for Pat She can get to grow what's inside Without bending down too far Sitting area here More beds over there And Frances is painting her new shed Which at the moment looks An awful lot like a new shed An astonishing shade of primrose yellow You said bling right That's bright Bling not custard I set Katie the frankly impossible task Of combining a vegetable patch With an entertainment area So I dread to think What she's about to show me Oh, gosh Are you all right, Alan Yes You look a bit unwell I've just seen the back of Frances' shed Oh Don't ask Oh, really This is nice Well, it will be So, potting bed Veg Lovely, so compost goes in there Compost, compost, compost By day, by day Then, on an evening Cocktails are go, go I love it, I love it There's nothing in here though, is there No, there isn't Not yet, not yet All in good time, Alan All in good time What's David doing Oh, you got your rabbit touches there We have We're just adding a bit of embellishment here The columns to go either side And Wayne's done something clever at the top Go on, Wayne, let's have it Ta-da Hutch Hall, resident two rabbits Does that mean Buck Ingham Palace Could well be And it's on the hinges So we can put a cover over it Obviously for the practical purposes So that drops down Cover goes on at night Spot on And then in the morning When you pull the flag up We're going to secure that one, Alan Don't worry Yes, I'll just leave that one with you, David Time for me to get to work On my dramatic statement water feature These tiles are made of glass And it's quite important That you do get tiles Which are suitable for outdoor use And these are We'll then grout them afterwards To give a smooth surface And there's more than a hint Of that wall I was looking at In that garden earlier Which was clad in the horizontal stonework Here we've just chosen herringbone They're really pretty I'm quite pleased with these The tiles cost £19 each And you'll need about 34 To cover a metre by two metre surface You can see the zebra stripe Occurring every now and again And then in front of it Will be a water feature And planting all the way around it So we're taking that kind of Slightly bling sitting area And bringing it out here The house in a way Is sort of leading out into the garden The only problem now Is how I get out of here Because this hasn't quite gone on It's all right for you With your 36-inch inside leg Help! In case my tiles weren't zebra enough Chris, just try that in the bed here I've ordered some semi-transparent screens To help divide the different zones of the garden They're ideal for small plots Because they enable you to create different areas Without blocking the view Just in there Just like that Brilliant idea that actually Oh, thank you, David Nice! At the back Katie has just two square metres of space To create a grow-your-own area So she's going vertical Now the whole idea of these Is so it looks like shelves on a bar I'm going to fill them with plants That are going to tumble over And it looks really effective You could do this simply With any fence or wall The boxes will be filled with edible plants That Pat can use in her cocktails So I've got lots of lovely things to go in here Mint obviously has to go in An essential in many cocktails Like, for example, the mojito Which I'm quite partial to Now mint, if you plant it in a garden Is an absolute thug But in here it can only grow As far as its roots will allow it to Which is not very far So it's quite self-contained in here Now this pretty little viola Loctis, so delicate You can't eat them They look lovely on salads But they look ever so pretty Floating on the top of a drink So they're going to go in too Now the lovely thing About planting vertically like this Is no matter what size garden you have Whether it be a balcony Tiny little courtyard You can do it It takes up no room whatsoever And it looks really cool In a small garden like this There's minimal room for planting beds So hanging plants are another way To add colour without using space But I'm not sure about these, Frances Glitter ball hanging baskets, anyone? I'm going to plant them up With things like this ivy With lovely variegated leaves Will look very beautiful Hanging from the pergola And I hope the whole effect Will be very, very glamorous for Pat Three of Pat's friends Rochette, Sophie and Natasha Have stopped by to give her a hand Hi guys How are you? All three were helped And supported by Pat When they were young How important was The Children's Burns Club to you guys? Very important Because you feel isolated as a kid You feel like you're the only one I'm confident now Whereas in 2001 When I had my accident I just wasn't I don't think I would be The person I am today without it If I hadn't been to camp I don't think I would have moved out Let alone got a job Because I was always so afraid Of everybody else around me I don't think I would have met my husband I don't think I would have got married And then Pat made my wedding dress Really? That's amazing She must have some skills then To sew a wedding dress We was in contact with some people That know Pat And we've asked them To write some thank you messages You are a kind hearted beautiful woman Who I'm very grateful to have in my life She'll love that I'll use them I'll find a place Pride of place I think for that These designer touches are all very well But we need to get going On the true stars of the garden The plants Soil time One barrow in Four tons to go When it comes to bringing green To the middle of the garden We're cheating Our turf is here Pat did say she wanted a lawn She just didn't say what type OK awesome Let's have a little look It's quite exciting isn't it Now this is totally fuss free No maintenance Which is exactly what Pat needs So she can make the most Of the time in the garden Entertaining people And not have to worry About mowing the lawn To get artificial turf Looking its best You'll need a firm even sub-base But the lawn is not the only New arrival in the garden My water feature Is going to be the centerpiece Of the whole design So I've chosen A dramatic black granite bowl This is another one of Alan's It's better not be heavy Oh my goodness Very heavy It's choking me What can I say David Feel the weight Feel the quality Just pop it up there David please What on there Yeah please OK it's heavier than it looks All right ready It weighs a ton Oh great Hang on OK Where are you going to put it Not to go on the render That's it there Keep it that way OK It's very straightforward Very simple OK Are you guys done With your cauldron yet Cauldron This is black granite this is It must make fantastic spells then Shall we see if they work I don't know I think maybe we should see If we can get some plants in maybe I'll try a spell first Disappear It's time to bring this garden to life Oh look at those Austrian corn ferns And hostas fab thank you And for the bed surrounding my water feature I've chosen striking perennials That love the damp Look at that More than 50 years gardening for a living And I still get excited about a good plant Hosta june Vibrant leaves And the dramatic flowers on this hydrangea Will really pop against the silver wall of tiles This is one of my favourite ferns This is the ostrich prune fern Or shuttlecock fern You can see why it's called that It has a wonderful Latin name Matiusia struthiopteris And struthiopteris refers to the ostrich And it's beautiful It'll come up to about two feet So although they look a little bit low At the back of this water feature at the moment They will come up higher They love cool damp shade And they're certainly getting the damp here They die down in winter But then every spring is a new beginning And up they come again These alliums, these tall drumsticks They'll be okay They're not right in the splash zone And what happens is they send up leaves And this enormous flower Then the leaves die down And these flowers, which are just great globes Will stay there and dry if you leave them on Right the way through the summer and autumn So they'll look really good And silhouetted against this tile background Some people just bung plants in Now I could bung this plant in And I could bung it in like that But it's not right, is it Because what I want it to do Is to slightly overlap the wall So if I turn it like that Angle the root ball With one bed almost finished What was once a concrete slab Is finally starting to resemble a garden But we've still an awful lot to do Before it becomes the glamorous outdoor space That Pat deserves Our bling-tastically stylish garden For retired nurse Pat Wade Is finally coming to life Careful with those, Dave You'll put your back out The next task is to plant up The huge raised beds In the lower section of the garden Okay, try that against there With a compact space like this A good tip is to limit your colour palette So it doesn't feel too fussy So we're keeping things simple With greens, whites and splashes of yellow Oh, look at those Trolleys for globe flower Aren't they just gorgeous They're actually in damp meadows Isn't that beautiful And using some grasses to add texture Could I have a couple of fillers Fillers Yeah I don't think you're looking too bad for your age, Alan Did you get that And for height and structure We're adding a statement tree That's suitable for a smaller space And these Japanese maples Whether it's the green variety like this And there are now so many of them A lot of them with Japanese names They are wonderful for small gardens They never get massive They don't have invasive roots They're brilliantly elegant And a lot of them, when the leaves fall They turn vibrant colours before they fall And then the stems look good through the winter Often coral-coloured So whether they're purple-leaved or green-leaved They're a darn good buy Aces or Japanese maples Just as effective as a small tree Is a large shrub Lilac can be a beautiful and scented option And with a good haircut It can look particularly elegant Remember those osmanthus I saw at that garden earlier With the bare stems Then the cloud of foliage at the top I thought I'd try and do something similar With this lilac Which is going in a corner And then it can be kept clear So you see the stems and the foliage And these glorious flowers So underrated lilac It's beautiful A wonderful May flower Purple, lilac or white As in this case The most glorious scent So I'm going to start thinning out down the bottom To show a better framework Another wispy one here This one's going right out sideways So I'm going to take that one off Pruning the lower branches Also helps air and light get to the shrub Helping it grow And as it grows taller Of course you can take more off And keep these stems going up For as high as you want That'll do With so many new additions It's nice to see Francis has retained One of Pat's original treasures Pat didn't have much in her garden But what she did have Was a very well-loved rose in a pot And it's yellow So it matches this border really nicely And I thought why not Give it a central position in the bed And Pat will see it flourish even more With a lot more room to grow into We're building this garden For an inspirational lady Who's dedicated her life To helping young burns victims So while the team battles on I'm meeting Pat To find out what inspired her You started that first burns camp With no money No, we never had any money But I'm used to starting with no money And if you don't take a chance Then obviously you just keep saying I'll give it a go But you've got to like jump in the water So is all the funding voluntary then Yeah, it's all funded by the public Type of thing And it's just really hard to get that funding Because if you never experience someone with a burn You don't understand it It's not like a broken leg Where they go in hospital with their leg mended They're continuously back at the hospital Having surgery and that And people didn't understand that What about the effect on you It's quite traumatic Dealing with children Who've been badly disfigured and burned It is Like I've had a little boy come in who died And there's some people that stick in your mind And this little lad He was only probably 18 months old And there's times when children come in To the burn unit And you would unavertedly Associate them with your grandchildren And that's really hard sometimes But the thing is you have to look over that Because you have to think of the ones That are going to survive And the ones that need your help What do you feel you've got out of it Of doing it I've... The Burns Club obviously is my life And I think I've got a lot of love from it I think I've got a lot of Satisfaction that I've helped others When I see the girls and the boys now And I'm just so proud of them Like I have my own children really That they've gotten so well You've given them a life I've not given them a life What we've done is we've helped them Accept themselves to have a life I wouldn't be so bold as to say That I've given them a life I think the surgeons and the doctors Give them the life We just give them a future For all these years Pat has just concentrated On doing things for other people She's been unstoppable She's had no time or even inclination To do something for herself Well I think we can put that right It's high time she had a garden I know Pat will enjoy sharing this garden With the people she loves And they all want to help us build it Including her granddaughter Seven-year-old Lily Su Do you like growing vegetables With your nanny Pat? Yes, but I've eaten all the strawberries We better put more than two strawberries in here If you're going to eat them all, hadn't we? Along with easy-to-grow runner beans With good drainage Strawberries will thrive in containers like this Just pop them in a sunny spot So are you going to promise To look after these for me? And give them a drink of water? Yes All right then, put your shake on it In the summer house Francis is framing the letters of thanks She received from Rochelle So right at the end As she walks in The first thing she will see Is all of these And their lovely messages Things like To Pat, without you We could not have helped So many children in Scotland Thank you from everyone At the Scottish Burn Children's Club And there are so many of these Hopefully it will make A really fantastic feature wall The plan is to turn the area Outside the summer house Into an outdoor dining room Where they can all congregate And I've come up With the ideal centrepiece Garden ornaments And household ones come to that Can cost a fortune But you can be a bit nifty And a bit cheeky This candelabrum Cost six pounds on the internet I've pushed down things That meant to hold the candles And you know How you never know what to do With your old plastic pots You can use them I'm going to get a little saucer like that And use that to form the base of A flower pot which can go on there A bigger one can go on there And I'll end up with a candelabrum Which can then be planted up Just glue them securely into place Give it a little paint And leave it to dry before planting up Ivy is incredibly forgiving I've pulled this apart There's plenty of roots still attached Put a bit of multipurpose Peat-free compost in the bottom And this, we used to call them petunias And they're called calibrachoa These tiny little petunias Again, I've broken the root ball apart To make it smaller I'm using the same plants Francis used in her hanging baskets To give the garden a sense of unity Finishing touch A yellow pansy this time Pushed into the middle of a larger pot Now this, I'm just dropping in Because then when it fades Whip it out Replace it with something else Now I think that's quite tasteful Definitely needs a bit of blinging up A six-pound candelabrum With some simple embellishments Whoever said bespoke had to cost a fortune Now that's looking lovely Isn't it You're definitely lacking something What You said you were going to wear glitz and glamour I didn't glitz and glamour I'm not wearing glitz and glamour Lovely They're better on you than they are on me Mind you I can't use them on here, can't I Would you like them Yes, please Okay You've got four as well Fab Thank you I never thought I'd be so glad to see A little bit of diamante about my person Fab Here in Basildon We're creating an ultra-glamorous outdoor room For retired nurse Pat Wade To brighten up the area by the back door David's creating some simple troughs That can be hung on the wall This is bellis Take a little look Little pom-pom-y type flowers That open up And they're daisies So here they go Katy has a final touch For her cocktail area in the corner First things first Drainage hole in the bottom And I'm going to fill them with multipurpose Now I want a nice even layer And then I've just got some small bedding allicin And I'm going to just tuck three of those in These large acrylic cocktail glasses Can be picked up for as little as three pounds And are just deep enough for the plants to thrive And then to top dress I'm using these Crystals that look like ice Now I happen to think That looks like a pretty good espresso martini Cheers As the bling comes in This garden is really starting to sparkle And nothing says glamour Quite like a mature climber That's dripping with jewel-like flowers Wisteria is absolutely wonderful This is a white variety Glorious scent Wisteria likes sun It likes walls that face south and west Not north and east Which are too cold for it It will shoot across here And this if you like is nature's chandelier Beautiful pendulous flowers It just smells insanely good Creating a super stylish garden In this small space Has been a challenge But I'm pleased to say We're very nearly there Right, straight back We just need to reinstall the previous tenants Are you ready? Check out your new little home Oh, straight in And time for me To reveal my little bit of set dressing Now that is a centerpiece Wowzers Yup And we wonder where he goes, you know We started off with a concrete backyard That was grey boring And the only sign of life Was two bunny rabbits in the corner Right We've ended up with something which is vibrant And having looked at the inside of Pat's house Perfectly fitting It is Well done you Give yourselves a round of applause Let's see if she likes it On we go A few days ago Pat's back garden was nothing more Than a dismal paved-over yard With a couple of sorry pots And a very sad, very big shed Now it's been transformed Into a stunning and vibrant garden That captures her distinct style And extends her living space A chic patio Where Pat can relax with her rabbits in the morning Is surrounded by raised beds That give structure and definition Elegant screens That mirror the wallpaper inside the house Frame a new dining area For entertaining friends and family At the back Is a fabulous new summer house Where she can relax Whatever the weather And the elegant planting Ties it all together The garden Feels as if it's brimming over With life, colour and pizzazz Welcome home Thank you Lovely to see you Come in Excited Oh God Very, very good Pat has given her life To working with injured, vulnerable children Bringing them hope and purpose Open your eyes until I say It's obvious to all Just how much these children value and love Their nanny Pat No peeping I'm going to move you around I feel honoured to have met her And privileged To have been able to give her The garden she deserves Pat, open your eyes I don't know what to say It can't be my garden It is now It's just like amazing Well, they're happy Look at that Bunny towers Somewhere to sit Somewhere to entertain Wow Look at that table centre Isn't it amazing No, I don't believe Sorry It's just like I don't know You've done so much So many folk Yeah, I know But I like doing it That's why we like doing it for you It's just amazing We have a little stroll, madam Raised beds, so they're easy to tend The flowers look so nice It's just the lovely colours I like You said you wanted to be able to do something With your granddaughter Yes So we've got you some Oh, wow, yeah How amazing And the potting bench doubles as a nice bucket When you're doing this Yeah, I bet love lemonade in I love all the onion things and that Well, we knew you liked a bit of bling Oh, yeah So we've done quite a few They're lovely Look at that Oh, look at my pictures Scratch paint It can't be, can it It means so much Look at this Super, what They'll be getting everyone's alterations next Oh, wow, look at this It's better than what I got indoors This is so lovely So shall we get your daughter and your granddaughter out She will let them see it Oh, my God I think we're in the wrong garden Isn't it beautiful What do you think, Lily Amazing And there are an awful lot of people Who can't wait to share it with them Pat has spent all her life helping people People who until she intervened Had no hope of help at all She's put sparkle back into their lives Many of them here today And they and her new garden Will now put some sparkle into her life Till the next time on Lovely Garden Bye-bye Next time Hello I meet a young mum battling cancer It's huge And turn her building site of a garden Did it tell you where the instructions were Into a natural, holistic haven This is unbelievable I'd just like to say Thank you very much for my beautiful garden It's really, really lovely We've been sitting out eating And Lily's forever in the garden And I'd like to thank you and your team For just making my life better really Than sitting in what I had before It's just lovely Thank you very much