Harry Rich might not be heading back to film more episodes of BBC's Garden Rescue, but the presenter and horticulturist is certainly keeping busy - and he's got an adorable little helper!
The TV star took to Instagram back in October to share a sweet picture of him in the garden alongside his little daughter, Indigo, and warmed followers' hearts in the process.
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Harry could be seen in his garden amongst some freshly picked apples holding up his one-year-old as she reached up to help, with the caption reading: "Extra help to reach the apples."
Harry Rich posted this adorable picture on his Instagram
Fans of Harry's flooded the comments gushing over the sweet snap, with one person writing: "So cute, getting an early start on produce in the garden."
A second person added: "And that there is the best childhood that can be," while a third wrote: "Lovely picture! And delicious looking apples."
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Harry shares his daughter Indigo with his wife Sue, and the family often share photos on social media. The TV presenter, who appears on the BBC daytime show with his brother David and former Ground Force star Charlie Dimmock, shared another cute snap on his Instagram which saw little Indigo sat on his lap with a big smile on her face. Aw!
© Photo: BBCHarry with his brother David and Charlie Dimmock
The Garden Rescue star has been busy working on his own outdoor space to help inspire his art project, which will go on display in August in the Hay Gallery.
Harry told the gallery in an interview: "I'll be doing my garden over the winter so there'll be stuff I want to capture [for the project]. For me, it's that yearly movement through a garden. They can dramatically change.
"They're always changing and to be able to capture that on a canvas through oil paints or pastel or charcoal would be really fun."
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