Music
The theme music for the series was performed by the Black Dyke Band, and included the following pieces:
- Ground Force Theme—played during the show's opening and closing.
- The Titchmarsh Warbler—a fast tempo piece usually played during the rush to complete the garden.
- Lament of the Dandelion—played near the end of the show as Titchmarsh surveyed the completed garden.
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