Garden Rescue - Season 6

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich Brothers come up with competing designs for a Bristol couple on a budget of £6500, The couple want to transform their large, disordered and overgrown garden into an urban suntrap reminiscent of their holidays in the Mediterranean.

Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich meet Liz, Geoff and their daughter Lois in Yate, Gloucestershire, where the hope is they can use a £4,500 budget to create a garden with a nautical theme in memory of Liz's father, who was known locally as `'The Pirate".

Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich head to Swindon to meet Saima and her children Hamzah, Hamid and Zakir, who are rather embarrassed by their concrete jungle of a garden. Saima wants a zoned garden that gives her an adult area to entertain as well as a chillout space for the youngsters and has a £2,500 budget for the conversion.

Arit Anderson and Harry and David Rich help Bath resident Mina, who wants to turn her characterless, overgrown lawn into a Persian paradise. They have a budget of £2,700 to create something Mina will be proud of, and which is evocative of her childhood in the Middle East, including colourful and aromatic planting, stunning tiles, fruit trees and an Iranian-inspired water feature.

Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill visit Liverpool couple Tony and Nayna, who love being outdoors but find their new-build garden uninspiring and have run out of ideas to revitalise it. The pair hope that with Charlie and Lee's expertise and £4,500 budget they can secure a Caribbean theme with a modern twist, while Tony in particular dreams of a centre-piece water feature.

Adam and Frederique from Bracknell have a front garden they describe as a mess. They used to grow their own produce, but the weeds have taken over and it has dangerous steps for their two boys. They want an upcycled, child-friendly eco paradise with veg beds, plus screening for privacy and those steps sorted out. Can Charlie and the Rich brothers do the job with a budget of £3,000?

Lionel and Paulette's garden in Droitwich Spa is an unusual shape, meaning it's heavily overlooked, and the couple find it uninspiring. Lionel loves firing up the barbecue, but they also want a tranquil space to relax in, and they want to create harmony between their indoor and outdoor spaces. Can Charlie and the Rich brothers create a zoned garden with plenty of screening that ticks all the boxes?

In Gloucester, Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers pitch for an elaborate Chelsea Flower Show-inspired garden makeover. The vast plot of land that wraps around their house embarrasses homeowners Sam and Sean. Despite a brook and beautiful views, it's an uncoordinated and untidy mess with a complete lack of privacy. They have a £5,000 budget, but it's an ambitious project. Both Charlie and the Rich Brothers are chomping at the bit, but whose design will Sam and Sean choose?

Adrian and Gail moved back from Australia to their home in Holmfirth five years ago. Having renovated their house with a modern interior, they now want a garden to match, but they have run out of ideas. They dream of a contemporary low-maintenance space with an Aussie twist. They also want to grow produce, have a water feature and they want the team to upcycle things they have collected over the years. Can Charlie and the Rich brothers bring their Aussie dream to Yorkshire for £5,000?

Philip and Lorraine in Stockport have had their garden since 1987 – and it looks like it! Despite doing up their house, their garden remains untouched. With a budget of £4,750, they want to turn this unloved and forgotten space into a stately garden, with secret passageways, big urns, a tiled patio and lots of posh planting. Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers try to come up with designs that would not look out of place in a stately home. But who will come out on top?

Gillian and Mark are retired teachers who have moved to their forever home, a Victorian house in Oxford. But the garden is causing problems: a patio covered with matting and a broken pathway are just some of the issues, not to mention it's boring. They want a Victorian cottage garden in keeping with the house and a new patio. The garden must be wildlife friendly with a quiet place for them to do their crosswords. Can Charlie and the Rich brothers deliver all this for just £3,500?

Charlie Dimmock takes on the Rich brothers to design a contemporary garden with a nod to Zimbabwe. Grace lives with her mum Agnes in a new build in Wantage. They have no clue what to do with the garden, but they want it to be more interesting than the empty plot it currently is. Having grown up in Zimbabwe, Grace would like to see a nod to that in the design, with exotic planting and a Victoria Falls-inspired water feature. With a budget of £3,500, which designer will win this ambitious project?

In Ellesmere Port, the back of James's house looks more like a building site than a garden. He is desperate for a garden makeover and wants a Cornish coastal haven inspired by coastal trips to the seaside when he was a kid. It also needs to be safe space for his dog Boosh and two nieces who are regular visitors. Working with a budget of £4,500, designers Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill go head to head to produce a design that will fulfil James's brief and win him over.

Ben, Shelley and their kids Eva and Maya live in Wing in Buckinghamshire. Their new-build garden is sloped, impractical and has a tiny patio. They need urgent help. Having travelled extensively across Europe, the couple now dream of a Mediterranean courtyard-style garden to remind them of their adventures abroad. It must also feature a children's play zone. Can the Rich brothers and Arit transform this troublesome sloped space into a little slice of the Mediterranean on a budget of £6,000?

Rajeena and Hardeep have moved to their dream house in Great Glen with its incredible views. But they are overlooked, and their garden is an uninspiring blank canvas with an ugly bank of grass that obscures their vista. They dream of a traditional garden with a modern twist. The bank needs sorting and they want an entertaining area that capitalises on their view across the fields. A water feature and privacy is also important. Can the Rich brothers and Charlie transform the space with just £3,500?

Anita and Pankaj in Leicester have a boring garden surrounded by a plain fence. Now their kids have grown up and no longer use it, they want a space full of colourful plants, flowers and trees that they can enjoy as adults. They also want a water feature with a wow factor to attract wildlife, as well as a grow-your-own area. Charlie Dimmock goes head-to-head with the Rich brothers as they come up with two amazing designs for these budding gardeners, with a budget of £3,000. But whose plan will the couple choose?

Kevin spent over two years renovating his Georgian cottage in Manchester from the foundations up, but in the process his garden became a building site, and he lost all inspiration and focus. The garden is tired, sloped and rarely used. Kevin now wants a cool, modern entertainment space with plenty of planting, but it must reflect his beautiful period home. Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill have a budget of £4,000 to transform this space, fusing the contemporary with the historical.

Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson are in Alton to create a garden for entertaining and exercising. Fitness fanatic Carrie wants a ‘gin and gym' garden, transforming what is currently a mass of paving and fake grass into a space where she can feel proud to entertain friends, as well as providing an all-weather area for exercise. Charlie and Arit have £5,000 to make Carrie's dream garden come true, but which of the two designs will match that dream?

Michael and Gloria live in Deeside but spent many years in Africa. They want their bland, overlooked garden to be transformed into an African paradise, full of tropical planting. Gloria dreams of a tranquil water feature, and they would like a covered pergola for entertaining. But most importantly, this garden needs to be wheelchair friendly for their son Christopher, who loves spending time in it. Charlie and Lee have a budget of £6,500 to make the family's dream come true.

Billy lives in Barnet in a period Victorian house that he loves, but he describes his garden as boring, a blank canvas with a dated broken patio. Billy dreams of a new space that fuses a Victorian cottage garden with an Amazonian twist, something that can transports him to hotter climes without having to leave Barnet. It must have a barbecue and an entertaining area, be full of lush tropical planting and have a water feature. Can Arit and the Rich brothers take this blank canvas to the Amazon and back?

Charlie Dimmock goes head-to-head with Lee Burkhill as the duelling designers battle it out over a neglected garden in Stoke-on-Trent. Luke and Megan want to transform their space from a dangerous back yard into a Japanese-inspired oasis that's also a safe haven for their new baby. It's an ambitious dream for a £3,500 budget, but the designers pull out all the stops with their ideas, including a sliding moon gate, a tranquil oriental water feature and an oriental-style planting scheme.

Emergency service workers Steve and Racheal have little time for their large garden so need urgent help to make it into a place for the family to all enjoy. They want a zoned space that gives them a place to relax in, but also creates areas for their two children. Steven would love a Scandinavian-inspired patio and they all want to grow their own. With a budget of £6,000, can Charlie and the Rich brothers pull it off?

In Bristol, Vanessa and her two boys have an overgrown concrete jungle for a back garden. Vanessa is at her wits' end as it is far from family-friendly. They want to create a Moroccan holiday-inspired eco-friendly wildlife haven full of bugs, bees and birds, but they have no idea where to start. Can Charlie and the Rich brothers transform this ugly unused space into an exotic wildlife paradise and make their dreams come true, working with a budget of £5,500?

Kerry lives in Cardiff with her dog Walter. Charlie and the Rich brothers aim to design a garden that reflects her love of travel with a wow factor entertainment space. Can Charlie and the Rich brothers fulfil this dream with £6,000?

Peter and Barbara have enjoyed their garden in Pontypridd with their children and grandchildren for almost four decades. Now in their 80s, they need this jam-packed space to be stripped back, allowing it to be more easily maintained, so they can sit and enjoy the wildlife. Can Charlie and the Rich brothers achieve this with £5,000?

Sue and Baz in Cosham have a functional but bland garden that is in dire need of sprucing up. Baz works as an operating theatre technician and caught Covid-19, leaving him seriously ill for three months. During that time, Sue took solace in their garden. Now they want to create a tranquil Japanese-inspired space, a place of calm where Baz can continue his convalescence. Can Charlie and Arit bring this peaceful vision to life working with a budget of £3,500?

Joy recently moved to Chichester, where she has stunning sea views. But her garden is actually a small paved back yard where nothing grows. She would love a chic coastal-themed garden with hardy planting to survive the salty atmosphere and an entertaining area with seating. There's also an old shed that needs a revamp, and it's vital the view from her balcony looking down is as good as looking out to sea. It's a small garden but a big job. Can Arit and Charlie pull it off with just £3,000?

Nigel and Deborah live in Oldham. Having spent the last year renovating their home with a cool mid-century interior, it's now time to tackle the garden. They want it to reflect their home, but with Nigel loving concrete and rusty metal, it has to have an industrial feel. They are open to anything, with the only criteria being that the garden mustn't be normal! Can Charlie and the Rich brothers transform this uninspiring back lawn into a 1970s space with an industrial edge on a budget of £5,000?

James and Rox live in their dream Edwardian house in Roundhay, but their garden isn't working. It's open to the road, so not safe for their boys Jake and Ethan, and the couple loathe it. They want a family-friendly space that gives them an area to entertain and, more importantly, is fun for the kids. They also want to grow vegetables, and it's important that the garden encourages their two cats back outside. Can Charlie and the Rich brothers create their dream garden on a budget of £5,000?

Lucy, Michael and their daughter Cherry live in Milton Keynes. They have a large but unsafe garden, and they have run out of ideas about how to change it. The couple dream of a safe family space that works for them and their beloved dogs. They are also keen to grow vegetables, so they want a zoned garden with a modern feel. Can the Rich brothers and Arit work wonders on this unsafe space, creating a haven for the family and the dogs on a budget of £5,500?

Greg and Charlotte live in Moreton-in-Marsh in the picture-perfect Cotswolds. Their garden is functional but lacks character, and they dream of a space that works for them and their two children, Winter and Albert. Their ideal garden would be country cottage-themed and reflect the Cotswolds while also providing zones for the children and a bar for them to enjoy sundowners. Can Arit and the Rich Brothers make this happen on a budget of £4,500?

Sakinah and Zumri from Hull have a bland, featureless garden, and they are at a loss as to what to do about it. They dream of having a grow-your-own space that doubles up as a wildlife haven so they can teach their two children about food and the environment. They would also love a pond. Can Charlie, the queen of water features, and the Rich brothers work their magic to create a food-producing family space that will attract the bugs, birds and bees on a budget of £4,000?

Louise and Nick live near Leeds and have a huge country garden, but having completely renovated their house with a Scandi-inspired interior, they're at loss with the outside space. They would love a chic patio to go with their kitchen, but they want to combine it with a farmhouse-inspired garden with an area to grow produce. But with Britain's heaviest recorded rainfall just days before, can Charlie and the Rich brothers transform the huge waterlogged garden with a budget of £6,000?

Alastair, Anna and their two children, Sophie and Jack, live in Winchester. Their garden is on different levels and is unloved and unused. The family dream of a country cottage garden full of curves centred around their beloved old apple tree. They want to grow vegetables and have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Fighting the British weather, Charlie and Arit try to transform the space and give them their dream on a budget of £5,500.

Rebecca, Michael and their three daughters live in Farnborough. During lockdown they spent all their time in the garden and realised how unsuitable it was for their needs, with its different levels and tatty lawn. The couple want a safe family space, good for entertaining but also with a kid's zone. But this garden has another role too: it needs to serve as a memorial to their three lost children. There's a lot to think about, and Charlie and Arit have a budget of just £3,000 to work with.