Michael, can this be found maybe on the net? I'll have to search... :}

Those are the only ones I know of now, there used to be a lot of really good ones on HGTV (this is way back years ago) but now that channel rots with all the reality/competitive type slop that all the other channels are doing now, with people making their yards look like the inside of their houses, etc. Yuck.

WRF, yes, they allow people to download their episodes from their site. They keep one season's worth available, so all of last season is up right now. Once the new season starts in March, the episodes will start dropping off the list as newer ones are posted. Onviously, their seasons are flipped feom ours, so a season of the show goes from later summer into fall and through to their next spring, so in a sense, it can give ideas for what we could do next August.

Yes, HGTV is mostly about houses and real estate now. I never watch it anymore. Used to love my Saturday garden shows there. I've been watching reruns of two British gardening shows: Love Your Garden and The Instant Gardener. They cherish their gardens, and I actually learn a lot from them, although a lot of it doesn't translate to Florida.

DG, check out Gardener's World, a BBC program. It will make you long for plants we can't grow here, but still has good horticultural info.