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Garden Rescue Live is going on a huge UK tour with Charlie Dimmock as host – Here's how to get tickets as pre-sale goes live

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Beloved BBC series Garden Rescue is getting its first-ever live show in 2027 with all four designers taking part.

Charlie Dimmock, Chris Hull, Flo Headlam and Lee Burkhill will be taking the show on a nine-date UK tour starting from 30 March and ending on 11 April.

The crew will be hitting venues in Leicester, Warwick, Ipswich, Hull, Woking, Poole, Bath, Stoke-on-Trent and Edinburgh.

For audiences, the show is promising to be an exclusive opportunity to step behind the scenes of the BBC series, with the four hosts sharing stories of the careers, their favourite gardens, and exclusive behind the scenes moments.

Participation will also be a huge part of the evening with garden quizzes and the chance for audiences to share their own garden dilemmas. Plus, a garden-loving celebrity guest joins the presenters at every show.

Following the announcement, Charlie Dimmock said: “What I’m most looking forward to about doing the Garden Rescue Live tour is meeting the people because it’s always so much fun you get to tell stories and have fun, lots of laughs, but also inspiring people, getting them to get enthusiastic about being out in the garden.

"We’re doing the tour in spring, which is a great time because everyone’s enthusiastic, the light levels are coming up, the weather’s looking good and you get inspired to go out into the garden.

"To come to Garden Rescue Live you don’t have to be a keen gardener - if you come along you will get inspired and get enthusiastic about that space you’ve got outside the back door no matter how tiny it is!”

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What are the Garden Rescue Live UK tour dates

Charlie Dimmock, Chris Hull, Flo Headlam and Lee Burkhill

Charlie Dimmock, Chris Hull, Flo Headlam and Lee Burkhill. Deacon Communications

Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday 30 October.

However, there is an O2 pre-sale starting from 10am on Wednesday 28 October. Then you have Live Nation, Cuffe & Taylor, Ticketmaster and Venue pre-sales from 10am Thurdsay 29 October.

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How much do Garden Rescue Live tickets cost?

Tickets start at just £23.35. We don't yet know what the rest of pricing will look like.

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