Wealthy widow Frances Caldicott employs Rosemary and Laura to bring life to a water garden that's long been forgotten, as the pair begin work, the old lady is killed, seemingly as she was set to make changes to her last will and testament.
Thinking back, this was the episode that got me hooked on the show, The Language of Flowers was the one that got me hooked.
It definitely has the quaint, cosy English mystery vibe going on, but everything about this one works in tandem together, a nicely acted, intriguing mystery, with the gardening theme fitting in nicely, not seeming as though it was simply bolted on.
There are some nice touches of humour, balanced with a good degree of intrigue, this one keeps you guessing til the end.
Well acted, once again it's the combination of Kendall and Ferris that stands out.
Classic.
9/10.
Thinking back, this was the episode that got me hooked on the show, The Language of Flowers was the one that got me hooked.
It definitely has the quaint, cosy English mystery vibe going on, but everything about this one works in tandem together, a nicely acted, intriguing mystery, with the gardening theme fitting in nicely, not seeming as though it was simply bolted on.
There are some nice touches of humour, balanced with a good degree of intrigue, this one keeps you guessing til the end.
Well acted, once again it's the combination of Kendall and Ferris that stands out.
Classic.
9/10.