Episode 4
Peter prepares the bed for planting out the brassicas and the struggle with snails begins! Tha Pà druig a’cur corra sheòrsa cà il – toiseach a’chogaidh an aghaidh nan seilcheag.
Gà rradh Phà druig follows the progress of keen newbie gardener Peter MacQueen, as he sets about transforming his back garden in the heart of Glasgow from a messy, neglected disaster zone to productive - and aesthetically pleasing - outdoor space.
Spring is marching on, and there are plenty of jobs to do in the garden. Peter prepares the bed for planting out the brassicas and the struggle with snails begins! Peter pots some tomatoes, upcycles a discarded container to use as a planter for baby lettuce, sows carrot seeds in a bucket and plants a very ornate dwarf tree.
The series is filmed across a growing season, from January to October. Seòras the dog is with Peter all of the time - Westies love to get their paws dirty!
Tha’n t-sreath seo, Gà rradh Phà druig, a’tighinn bhon ghà rradh aig Pà druig MacCuinn – nach do chuir là mh riamh roimhe air, thuige seo. Ach tha là n duil aige an gà rradh-cùil am meadhan Ghlaschu, bùrach robach fà s, ùrachadh gu bhi na lios torrach, brèagha sam bi e tlachdmhor ùine chur seachad.
Tha’n t-Earrach gu bhi seachad agus gu leòr fhathast ri dhèanamh: tha Pà druig a’ ruamhar far an cuir e corra sheòrsa cà il – comharra nach eil cogadh nan seilcheag fada bhuaithe! Tha tomatoan feumach air poitean nas motha, seann soitheach [ OR seann phìos plastaig] a’dèanamh dachaigh do leiteasan òga, sìol churran ga chur ann an cuinneag – agus craobh mhaiseach choilchinn a’dol dhan talamh.
Tha an t-sreath sgaoilte thar trì rà ithean, bhon Fhaoilleach chun an Damhair. Tha Seòras an cù an còmhnaidh deiseil Pà druig a’ chuideachadh – ‘sann a tha spògan salach a’còrdadh math ri abhagan!
In Gaelic with English subtitles
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Duration: 02:09
Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Presenter | Peter Macqueen |
Production Manager | Sajid Quayum |
Broadcasts
- Mon 25 Jan 2021 20:30
- Fri 29 Jan 2021 20:25
- Wed 3 Nov 2021 20:30
- Sat 6 Nov 2021 20:30
- Mon 22 Aug 2022 20:30
- Fri 26 Aug 2022 20:25
- Wed 24 Jan 2024 20:30
- Sat 27 Jan 2024 20:30