Absoloutely. I love this especially the music. I am a big fan of auricula theatres too. Harry was such a natural presenter. A very healing programme to watch and paired beautifully with Mother Nature.
snipper1ie --- BBC still produce world class documentaries, Planet Earth, Blue Planet, lots of science docs, you don't have to watch the ITV trash, I don't.
'England' also produced TV series that were awful back then. It's subjective. Some may have enjoyed Mr and Mrs etc. We all can suffer from nostalgia, we all think things were better when we were young; and mainly this is because we were young, fit, healthy, full of optimism. I don't watch Love Island. I do, however, search out the good TV series from yesteryear. I'll not be watching the ones I didn't like back then. I won't be making any drastic decisions based on nostalgia though.
Such a wonderful series, I think we are so fortunate that they took the decision at the time to make these wonderful series of programmes with true artisans who freely gave their knowledge, all so luckly adapted to filming so naturally. Thanks again for posting
Same. I'm 46 and surprised I was glued to the screen watching these series in my childhood. I loved them! That and theme tunes like the one from Howard's Way, Dogtanian and the Muskehounds, and Champion The Wonder Horse!
Wonderful to see and hear this again....32 years back! Oh my! Spent my life working with plants. Only those that do it truly get it. Harry - a total legend.
I first ran across this serie back when it was running on tv. I fell in love with it and ordered both books that I still tresure to this day. Wonderful Mr. Dobson
loved this programme ..it's back on TV on Home channel but it's on late at night . Harry Dodson reminds me of my grandad a wonderful grower of flowers n veg ..he was also called Harry
I absolutely loved this absolutely delightful programme when it first came out - in the late 90s by my recollection. I loved every episode, I loved the gardener, I loved the music. I tried to record it at the time but there was a fault somewhere and my recording was unwatchable. I have been searching for it ever since and am so pleased to have rediscovered it again on TH-cam, where I have discovered a treasure trove of old favourites. To add extra interest - since I first saw the programme I have discovered that my great great grandfather was indeed a Victorian Gardener, working for large estates in Cheshire. If the espaliered pear on the side of his own house is any indication of his skills, he was good at this trade!
This was the best series the BBC ever produced, simple, delightful and educational with real pleasant people like Harry and not any of those false brash celebrities with huge egos and bank balances,
Thank you so much for posting these. I saw this series when it was aired on a Public Broadcasting Station (PBS) in the years 1990 and later on, loved it so much that I bought the whole thing - 3 CDs altogether. There was also 'The Kitchen Garden" with Harry Dodson, Peter Thoday and Ruth Mott with Allison too, that was included in the CDs box, a most interesting series too as we learned how the gardener had to provide the owner's kitchen cook for different meal types: Breakfast, Lunch, Tea time, Picnics, Dinners and the formal reception.
Harry Dodson I am a fan, wish you were still here:)! You could do anything!!! You were the master gardener and so fun:)! Thank you for keeping these educational videos out:)! I love the tiny begonias and gorgeous primal along with all the stories about the boilers and the painted glass!
just came in from the garden for a rest and found this show, great relaxing half hour on my favourite hobby, thanks John. Jeff Hamilton got me started, I'm sure you remember him.
@@alexandrapopusoi6965 : All the glass houses are gone. The enclosed areas are entirely turf today. The potting sheds and other brick structures are fine, as is the cork-covered fruit house. I have read that the glass houses were actually in terrible shape and were fixed up just enough to hold together for the filming. At some point, the lead roof was stripped off the house where Mr. Dodson lived, but the house has been re-roofed with shingles and was still standing a few years ago.
Have a listen to the musical theme of the BBC 1989 adaptation of Tom's Midnight Garden. It's by the same composer - Paul Reade - and is just as captivating.
I don't remember The Victorian Flower Garden, but I can remember bits of The Victorian Kitchen Garden and The Victorian Kitchen, although I can't remember if the same theme was used on The Victorian Kitchen. I also vaguely remember The Wartime Kitchen and Garden
I loved this series and have been looking for it for such a long time, thank you for sharing it and I can’t tell you how happy I am now that I can watch it again 😊😊😊 so sad the kitchen series isn’t available where I am
Thanks so much for this. I don't know why I did not find your posting before. But it is simply wonderful. Appreciate the time you took to upload and share.
What an excellent series! So informative and relaxing. Thank you for posting these. We were glad to find the Victorian Kitchen Garden series on dailymotion, thanks to a commenter below for mentioning it. They have all but one part. Still very good. But hoping someone knows where we can find Victorian Kitchen series, or any of these programs on DVD...???
Beats me, I guess they just didn’t try hard enough..no seriously it was a brilliant program, a program you looked forward to seeing….not that long ago, but now a lost world
Harry Dodson, such a true gentleman! Sad to say not many of his elk left in the world, you have to search them out. The crock grinder was so fascinating,, my word! Nothing went to waste my approval. even today I recycle what I can, even stones! This is a lovely series, hope to follow through and have a better understanding of the British hot houses, absolutely fascinating.
Thank you for putting this up. I remember watching this with my grandfather when I was very small. Is there a chance you could put up the other season from this series. The Victoria Kitchen. I can remember an episode with the most amazing strawberry ice cream in a strawberry shape mould. I must of been about 4 years old. Thanks Anna x
THANKS this is great.... we once lived in an victorian house and the next doors had the same wonderful greenhouse but when i last past it had gone ( greenhouse )
I got ferns that volunteered. LOL. But then this is Florida. I have one that came in under the sliding glass doors in my bathroom. The mostly grow and divide by rhizome.
I loved all these shows Victorian kitchen anc Victofian garden,wish there were more.War time stuff not so much,not a whole lot of fun when you lived through it!
Our house, built in1923, stood on large plot had one of those gorgeous wood framed greenhouse complete with boilers/heaters. At this time the property was run as a market garden. Sadly the plot was split in '70's and when we moved in '87 the greenhouse was their side of fence.😞😞 It was used though, if never heated, did look good though.
I love this music and program I wish I could have watched it when it was aired on TV thank you for posting this I am enjoying it watching it very much .
I found them on DVD.... I am in Canada and had to switch them over as the British system is different..... Still watch it every year.....great show.....a time when life wasn't as rushed..... Or maybe that what we would like to think...🌞
This is one of the best gardening shows the BBC ever made. Wonderfully atmospheric, with the music really adding something special.
Absoloutely. I love this especially the music. I am a big fan of auricula theatres too. Harry was such a natural presenter. A very healing programme to watch and paired beautifully with Mother Nature.
England produced this, one of the best series ever broadcast, along with the Survival series. Nowadays, it's Love Island. Words fail me
snipper1ie --- BBC still produce world class documentaries, Planet Earth, Blue Planet, lots of science docs, you don't have to watch the ITV trash, I don't.
@@Liofa73 True, but wasn't Survival made by Anglia, if memory serves me correctly?
Totally agree,
Rude words DON"T fail me.
'England' also produced TV series that were awful back then. It's subjective. Some may have enjoyed Mr and Mrs etc. We all can suffer from nostalgia, we all think things were better when we were young; and mainly this is because we were young, fit, healthy, full of optimism.
I don't watch Love Island. I do, however, search out the good TV series from yesteryear. I'll not be watching the ones I didn't like back then. I won't be making any drastic decisions based on nostalgia though.
Totally agree Liam the barber
This & the Victorian Kitchen Garden were wonderful programs...life was simpler then & gentle
Don't forget about the ww2 home front series, I love them all, classic tv
Such a wonderful series, I think we are so fortunate that they took the decision at the time to make these wonderful series of programmes with true artisans who freely gave their knowledge, all so luckly adapted to filming so naturally.
Thanks again for posting
That music always brings a tear of nostalgia to my eye.
Don't. Miss Geoff Hamilton. Such inspiration.
Me too
Me too, very wistful.
Same. I'm 46 and surprised I was glued to the screen watching these series in my childhood. I loved them! That and theme tunes like the one from Howard's Way, Dogtanian and the Muskehounds, and Champion The Wonder Horse!
Harry-always with a tie and a smile. A wise and wonderful old country gentleman. I've so much respect for a person like him!
Wonderful to see and hear this again....32 years back! Oh my! Spent my life working with plants. Only those that do it truly get it. Harry - a total legend.
I first ran across this serie back when it was running on tv. I fell in love with it and ordered both books that I still tresure to this day. Wonderful Mr. Dobson
I remember this series so well and I absolutely loved it. Harry was such a lovely person.
He was and Ruth nott
loved this programme ..it's back on TV on Home channel but it's on late at night . Harry Dodson reminds me of my grandad a wonderful grower of flowers n veg ..he was also called Harry
What a lovely program! Thank you for posting it! As an American, I appreciate how much we've likely learned from our Over-there friends!
I absolutely loved this absolutely delightful programme when it first came out - in the late 90s by my recollection. I loved every episode, I loved the gardener, I loved the music. I tried to record it at the time but there was a fault somewhere and my recording was unwatchable. I have been searching for it ever since and am so pleased to have rediscovered it again on TH-cam, where I have discovered a treasure trove of old favourites.
To add extra interest - since I first saw the programme I have discovered that my great great grandfather was indeed a Victorian Gardener, working for large estates in Cheshire. If the espaliered pear on the side of his own house is any indication of his skills, he was good at this trade!
I watched this many years ago when first broadcast.always loved the theme tune.
This was the best series the BBC ever produced, simple, delightful and educational with real pleasant people
like Harry and not any of those false brash celebrities with huge egos and bank balances,
Enchanting and inspiring. Loved it. God bless Harry.
Thank you so much for posting these. I saw this series when it was aired on a Public Broadcasting Station (PBS) in the years 1990 and later on, loved it so much that I bought the whole thing - 3 CDs altogether. There was also 'The Kitchen Garden" with Harry Dodson, Peter Thoday and Ruth Mott with Allison too, that was included in the CDs box, a most interesting series too as we learned how the gardener had to provide the owner's kitchen cook for different meal types: Breakfast, Lunch, Tea time, Picnics, Dinners and the formal reception.
Those gents - Thoday and Dodson helped to preserve so much know how and passion for gardening.
I hope Harry is tending to the big garden in the sky for eternity
For me this series and a passion for angling are quite similar, both beautifully made works of art 👍
Loved these shows when they were on TV in 1991 or so. Remember them all well. Thank you for posting.
Harry Dodson I am a fan, wish you were still here:)! You could do anything!!! You were the master gardener and so fun:)! Thank you for keeping these educational videos out:)! I love the tiny begonias and gorgeous primal along with all the stories about the boilers and the painted glass!
just came in from the garden for a rest and found this show, great relaxing half hour on my favourite hobby, thanks John. Jeff Hamilton got me started, I'm sure you remember him.
A beautiful video! I enjoyed every second with a cup of ☕️ tea
Just lovely thank you! ❤
there have been complaints about ads in the episodes. This was not my idea and I have no control over.
ad block!
If that is the worst complaint people have Man, they don't have real problems.
I remember watching this programme when it was first aired - Harry Dodson and Mrs Mott- brilliantly narrated.
Thank you for the comment.
Loved this series and the others as well a lost way of life very sad hearing about the garden and Harrys cottage
What happened to it?
@@alexandrapopusoi6965 it got left to wreck and ruin and I think they were planning to pull Harry's cottage down
@@alexandrapopusoi6965 : All the glass houses are gone. The enclosed areas are entirely turf today. The potting sheds and other brick structures are fine, as is the cork-covered fruit house. I have read that the glass houses were actually in terrible shape and were fixed up just enough to hold together for the filming. At some point, the lead roof was stripped off the house where Mr. Dodson lived, but the house has been re-roofed with shingles and was still standing a few years ago.
Always loved these programmes and the music
God rest Harry and Peter
Have a listen to the musical theme of the BBC 1989 adaptation of Tom's Midnight Garden. It's by the same composer - Paul Reade - and is just as captivating.
it's fascinating to watch his every move: smooth, practised and economical. The result of years of experience.
I don't remember The Victorian Flower Garden, but I can remember bits of The Victorian Kitchen Garden and The Victorian Kitchen, although I can't remember if the same theme was used on The Victorian Kitchen. I also vaguely remember The Wartime Kitchen and Garden
This series is excellent. It needs to be remastered.
really wish the victorian kitchen and garden series' were on here i adored them when they were broadcast thirty odd years ago
Thanks so very much for sharing this series.
loved this series ,at the time i was a very keen gardener learned such a lot ,thanks for posting.
Regardless of one's social class, it doesn't hurt to behave like a gentleman. Harry is a perfect example.
I am so glad to see this again. I looked at it, when I was 10 or 11 years old and recorded it on VHS, but lost it over the years. Thanks a lot.
I loved this series and have been looking for it for such a long time, thank you for sharing it and I can’t tell you how happy I am now that I can watch it again 😊😊😊 so sad the kitchen series isn’t available where I am
Thanks so much for this. I don't know why I did not find your posting before. But it is simply wonderful. Appreciate the time you took to upload and share.
Harry Dodson was a legend- his legacy in agriculture will live on for generations. R.I.P
Excellent program. Informative and well spoken presentation.
Lovely, thanks!
What an excellent series! So informative and relaxing. Thank you for posting these.
We were glad to find the Victorian Kitchen Garden series on dailymotion, thanks to a commenter below for mentioning it. They have all but one part. Still very good. But hoping someone knows where we can find Victorian Kitchen series, or any of these programs on DVD...???
No swearing, no tattoos, nobody drunk. How was it ever a success ?
Beats me, I guess they just didn’t try hard enough..no seriously it was a brilliant program, a program you looked forward to seeing….not that long ago, but now a lost world
Harry Dodson, such a true gentleman! Sad to say not many of his elk left in the world, you have to search them out. The crock grinder was so fascinating,, my word! Nothing went to waste my approval. even today I recycle what I can, even stones! This is a lovely series, hope to follow through and have a better understanding of the British hot houses, absolutely fascinating.
Thank you for putting this up. I remember watching this with my grandfather when I was very small. Is there a chance you could put up the other season from this series. The Victoria Kitchen. I can remember an episode with the most amazing strawberry ice cream in a strawberry shape mould. I must of been about 4 years old. Thanks Anna x
Try searching The Victorian Kitchen Garden in dailymotion. That series gets taken down a lot on youtube.
@@wadepk6 the Victorian Kitchen was a separate series to the Victoria Kitchen Garden. My 5 year old self thought it was just as good.. 😁
THANKS this is great.... we once lived in an victorian house and the next doors had the same wonderful greenhouse but when i last past it had gone ( greenhouse )
Beautiful
I got ferns that volunteered. LOL. But then this is Florida. I have one that came in under the sliding glass doors in my bathroom. The mostly grow and divide by rhizome.
To soothe the soul and nourish the mind...
Good video
Watching him plant that huge foxtail lily in the beginning us pretty cool
Excellentnt
I loved all these shows Victorian kitchen anc Victofian garden,wish there were more.War time stuff not so much,not a whole lot of fun when you lived through it!
Thank you for this
The RHS should offer to restore 'Harry's' garden...a working victorian garden.
Nice music I watched this
Our house, built in1923, stood on large plot had one of those gorgeous wood framed greenhouse complete with boilers/heaters. At this time the property was run as a market garden. Sadly the plot was split in '70's and when we moved in '87 the greenhouse was their side of fence.😞😞 It was used though, if never heated, did look good though.
A real classic!
Thank you so so much for posting this. Do you have the kitchen garden episodes too? I can never find them and would be over the moon to see them again
Yes I do. However unfortunately due to copyright they are disallowed.
Annette google Victorian kitchen garden dailymotion and you will find them there!
I love this music and program I wish I could have watched it when it was aired on TV thank you for posting this I am enjoying it watching it very much .
I found them on DVD.... I am in Canada and had to switch them over as the British system is different..... Still watch it every year.....great show.....a time when life wasn't as rushed..... Or maybe that what we would like to think...🌞
As plantas São deslumbrantes
Heaven 🙂
Is this Alan Titchmarsh helping putting down the blinds being half a child?
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marpal madness!
Does anyone know why the bbc doesnt repeat the original The Victorian Kitchen?? I cant even find the dvd of this for sale anywhere
Probably locked in a vault to be released at some future time?
They would rerun escape to the country and houses under the hammer anything that worthy of your time to watch. No way 🤪
please upload more episodes :) 🪴🌱🌿👍💗
Shame to butcher this beautiful series with obnoxiously loud Fox Channel advertisements 😣😢
Ads interrupting all the way through. Unwatchable 👎🏼
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