The Queen's Garden

The Queen's Garden (2014)

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Documentary unlocking the secrets of the Queen's garden at Buckingham Palace.

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Scheduleevery Wednesday at 21:00 (60 min)

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Season 1Episode 260 min

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In winter, there are fewer tourists at Buckingham Palace, but Alan Titchmarsh discovers all manner of animal visitors to the grounds as he installs hidden cameras in trees and bird boxes. As spring arrives early, he learns about the garden's role as a nursery, not just to young animals but also to young royals. In late May, a transformation takes place - a tented village on the lawn is a sign that party season is coming, and the race is on for the gardeners to put the finishing touches to 12 months of work. The programme ends with the climax of the year, as the Queen attends a garden party to greet her guests.
Dec 28, 2014

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S01E02Part 2Dec 28, 2014
S01E01Part 1Dec 25, 2014
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'The Queen's Garden' premiere?

'The Queen's Garden' premiered on January 22, 2014.

What is 'The Queen's Garden' about?

'The Queen's Garden' is a documentary series that gives viewers an intimate look into the Buckingham Palace Garden, one of the world's most beautiful and mysterious gardens.

Who is the host of 'The Queen's Garden'?

'The Queen's Garden' does not have a host, but rather features commentary from the gardeners and staff who maintain the Buckingham Palace Garden.

How many episodes are there in 'The Queen's Garden'?

'The Queen's Garden' consists of two episodes.

What is the significance of the Buckingham Palace Garden?

The Buckingham Palace Garden is significant because it is the largest private garden in London and serves as a space for the Royal Family to host events and entertain guests.

How long has the Buckingham Palace Garden been in existence?

The Buckingham Palace Garden has been in existence since the early 19th century.

What types of flowers are grown in the Buckingham Palace Garden?

The Buckingham Palace Garden features a wide variety of flowers, including roses, lilies, and tulips.

Who designed the Buckingham Palace Garden?

The Buckingham Palace Garden was designed by landscape architect William Townsend Aiton in the early 19th century.

What is the size of the Buckingham Palace Garden?

The Buckingham Palace Garden covers an area of 39 acres.

What is the purpose of the Buckingham Palace Garden?

The Buckingham Palace Garden serves as a private retreat for the Royal Family and a venue for official events and ceremonies.

What is the most iconic feature of the Buckingham Palace Garden?

The most iconic feature of the Buckingham Palace Garden is the lake, which is home to a variety of aquatic plants and wildlife.

How many gardeners are employed to maintain the Buckingham Palace Garden?

The Buckingham Palace Garden employs a team of eight gardeners who work year-round to maintain the garden's beauty.

What is the history of the Buckingham Palace Garden?

The Buckingham Palace Garden was once part of the grounds for Buckingham House, which was built in 1703 and later expanded to become Buckingham Palace.

What is the significance of the Buckingham Palace Garden to the Royal Family?

The Buckingham Palace Garden is significant to the Royal Family because it serves as a private retreat where they can relax and enjoy nature away from the public eye.

What is the most challenging aspect of maintaining the Buckingham Palace Garden?

The most challenging aspect of maintaining the Buckingham Palace Garden is keeping the grass green and healthy despite the heavy foot traffic and frequent events held on the lawn.

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