Garden Rescue star Charlie Dimmock spends her days on the popular show making other people's gardens beautiful - but what does her own look like? Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like we’ll be seeing it any time soon, but why?
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Charlie doesn’t have an Instagram account like her former co-stars the Rich Brothers and so we can only imagine what her garden is like.
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However, she previously opened up about it back in 2016, and revealed that it wasn’t in “tip-top condition”. She explained: "Firstly I have to say my garden isn't always in tip-top condition!
“Unfortunately I tend to be away working at the more critical busy times (spring and summer) so I often get behind. With all gardens it's best to do maintenance frequently and regularly that way you actually make the maintenance easier.”
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We'd love to see Charlie's garden
The TV personality continued: “For example by tackling weeds often they don't get the chance to set seed so long term you reduce their numbers making weeding easier and easier and by cutting lawns at least once a week you not only get an attractive finish but the lawn thickens up helping prevent weed seedlings getting in."
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© Photo: BBCCharlie on the new series of Garden Rescue
She also told the Express that she had big plans to improve it after finishing filming her gardening show, explaining: "I'm going to try and make my garden look good because I’ve been doing this so long, it looks like a disaster area! In the autumn, I’m tackling my garden.
"I might get one of the landscape team [from Garden Rescue] to do a bit of paving for me. I want the autumn to be dry and not too hot and not too cold so I can get on.”
Hopefully we’ll be able to see the end result of her hard work one day!
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