Rosemary & Thyme

Laura and Rosemary are called to refurbish an elaborate water‑garden cascade on the grounds of a luxurious health spa. Their work is abruptly halted when the client is discovered by staff, strangled in the early morning, and her jewellery is found mysteriously missing.

The Language of Flowers is a television programme presented as a single episode. Classified within the episode genre, it's a self‑contained narrative that follows its central characters through a specific mystery. The format keeps the story focused and concise, offering viewers a clear beginning, middle and end within one instalment. In this instalment, Laura and Rosemary receive an invitation to work on an elaborate water‑garden cascade situated on the grounds of a health spa. Their task's to restore the ornate feature, applying their specialised skills to bring the decorative element back to its former splendour. The commission promises a blend of horticultural craftsmanship and aesthetic renewal. The setting is a tranquil spa complex where the ornate cascade serves as a focal point within a carefully landscaped garden. As Laura and Rosemary begin their restoration, the peaceful ambience of the water feature contrasts sharply with an undercurrent of tension that soon becomes evident. This juxtaposition highlights the delicate balance between the serenity of the surroundings and the disruption that follows. Complications arise when the client who commissioned the work is discovered strangled, and her jewellery is found missing. The murder and theft cast a shadow over the project, turning what began as a straightforward restoration into a puzzling investigation. Laura and Rosemary must now navigate the unexpected crime while contending with the unfinished garden, adding a layer of intrigue to their original assignment.