Garden Rescue

Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull head to Nailsea, Somerset, to create a garden suitable for a family. Their brief is to design a space that works for David, Alice and their twin daughters, Beatrix and Martha, in a way that encourages play and togetherness.

Nailsea is a television programme formatted as a single episode. It falls under the genre of a garden‑design series, where each instalment follows experts as they transform outdoor spaces. The show’s title reflects the location that serves as the backdrop for this particular feature. In this episode, garden specialists Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull set off for Nailsea in Somerset. Their mission is to create a garden that caters to the needs of a family, working closely with the homeowners – David and Alice – and their twin daughters, Beatrix and Martha. The pair’s visit centres on tailoring the design so it can be enjoyed safely and comfortably by the whole household. The episode highlights the collaborative process between the designers and the family, focusing on how the garden layout is adapted to suit both adults and children. By situating the project in the Somerset town of Nailsea, the programme showcases local character while delivering a practical, family‑friendly outdoor space. Throughout, Dimmock and Hull combine their expertise to ensure the final garden meets the everyday requirements of David, Alice, Beatrix and Martha, offering a functional and welcoming environment for the family to share.