BBC Four series spotlighting three iconic British gardens – Christopher Lloyd’s Great Dixter; Stowe; Biddulph Grange in Staffordshire; Nymans in West Sussex. Some of the National Trust’s most iconic gardens feature in this BBC Four series. The programme uncovers the rich social and horticultural history of four heritage landscapes and celebrates the nation’s deep relationship with nature and gardens. The gardens are Great Dixter in East Sussex; Stowe in Buckinghamshire; Biddulph Grange in Staffordshire; and Nymans in West Sussex. The series takes a detailed look at these studding gardens created during four very different eras, giving us a fascinating window into a different century, the people who created them, and why.