In this episode, compost and chemicals are on the agenda as Matt helps John and Catherine, and we also take a look at London's newest eco park, where kitchen waste becomes compost.
Matt looks at drought-resistant plants and totally transforms a garden with no access to water. For inspiration, he meets Beth Chatto at her stunning gravel garden in Essex.
Matt just loves trees and in this show he enlists the help of environmental charity Trees for Cities to completely transform a church garden.
Armed with some fascinating facts about food miles, Matt transforms a boring back yard into a fruitful vegetable plot.
In this episode, the garden designer creates a wildlife meadow in the middle of Chelmsford, encouraging flora, fauna and visitors to a fledgling yoga centre.
Matt has the solution to the tough contest between parking space and front garden, and we meet the man who is helping young offenders through gardening.
Organic gardening and encouraging wildlife are on the agenda this time as Matt creates a demonstration garden in Surrey. We also meet the local man who has raised £250,000 to transform his community park.
Matt investigates green ways to use paving and steps in order to transform a concrete catastrophe.
Nothing attracts wildlife as much as a pond and in this show Matt turns a school garden into a watery nature reserve.
By placing the right plant in the right place, Matt transforms a dry, shady space dominated by a huge beech tree.