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Series 3 (Extended Versions): 6. Teignmouth & Bitterne

The team create two gardens inspired by exotic foreign locations - a Moroccan-influenced garden in Teignmouth in Devon and an Asian-inspired garden in Bitterne in Hampshire. \n\nIn Teignmouth, Danielle and Andy have a wonderful opportunity to create a delightful terraced garden in the back of their smart new home, but they just don’t have the green fingers to do the space justice. Inspired, by their holidays in Morocco, Danielle and Andy are after a touch of the Marrakesh riad courtyard garden and have a £2,500 budget to make their exotic dream come true. Marrakesh gardens are famous for their bold use of strong colours, bright tiles, mirrors and water features in courtyard spaces. Can Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers, Harry and David, make those features work just as well in south Devon? \n\nOne hundred and twenty miles along the south coast, in Bitterne, Amanda and Lewis have a budget of £3,000 to create their own exotic dream garden. Having travelled a lot in Asia, the couple would love to have influences that reflect the gardens of Asia in their English home. To create a garden design that fulfils all this young, trendy couple’s desires for a sophisticated, Asian-inspired garden, and all within their limited budget, won’t be easy.

Source: BBC 2