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BBC Homes and Gardening Programs at the iPlayer
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/tv/categories/lifestyle_and_leisure/homes_and_gardens
Watch the latest homes and gardening programs including episodes of Gardener's World, Escape to the Country and many others available on the BBC's iPlayer!
BBC iPlayer is our free service that lets you catch up with radio and television programmes from the past week. If you are in the UK and connected to the internet you can:
View and listen to programmes (including HD programmes) from the previous seven days instantly on the website by clicking on them to play (called streaming).You can either watch or listen to a current show as it is transmitted live (the On Now facility) or catch up with a programme after broadcast -normally up to seven days, though due to rights reasons some programmes, such as Crimewatch, have a shorter availability. This works on computers, games consoles and mobile phones – click here to see the list of compatible devices and we're working on more ways.
Save a programme onto your computer or other compatible device to play later (called downloading). For this you need to install BBC iPlayer Desktop. To do this your computer must support BBC iPlayer. Programmes can be kept for 30 days; after that they can no longer be viewed as the programme licence will have expired.
Listen to a radio programme from the past seven days or to a current radio broadcast as it is transmitted live (the On Now facility). The option of a pop-out player allows you to continue listening while you browse other web pages.
You can also access BBC iPlayer on certain mobile phones.
BBC iPlayer is our free service that lets you catch up with radio and television programmes from the past week. If you are in the UK and connected to the internet you can:
View and listen to programmes (including HD programmes) from the previous seven days instantly on the website by clicking on them to play (called streaming).You can either watch or listen to a current show as it is transmitted live (the On Now facility) or catch up with a programme after broadcast -normally up to seven days, though due to rights reasons some programmes, such as Crimewatch, have a shorter availability. This works on computers, games consoles and mobile phones – click here to see the list of compatible devices and we're working on more ways.
Save a programme onto your computer or other compatible device to play later (called downloading). For this you need to install BBC iPlayer Desktop. To do this your computer must support BBC iPlayer. Programmes can be kept for 30 days; after that they can no longer be viewed as the programme licence will have expired.
Listen to a radio programme from the past seven days or to a current radio broadcast as it is transmitted live (the On Now facility). The option of a pop-out player allows you to continue listening while you browse other web pages.
You can also access BBC iPlayer on certain mobile phones.
