Rosemary and Thyme

A fatal road accident brings Rosemary Boxer and Laura Thyme together at the estate of businessman Daniel Kellaway. As they tend the estate's ailing trees, they spot a poisonous plant and a housekeeper who looks strangely familiar.

As Rosemary and Laura set out to create a wild garden at pop star Nev Connolly's grandiose Gothic mansion, they discover bones belonging to a racehorse and a young woman. The house appears to harbor many secrets, which someone is anxious to keep hidden.

Imperious matriarch Frances Caldecott asks Laura and Rosemary to restore a derelict garden cascade on the grounds of the family's luxurious health spa. Mrs. Caldecott's daughter invites Laura and Rosemary to a family dinner party, but the party ends when a murder is discovered.

Dying grass at the Bowden Grange Language School drags Rosemary and laura into a mystery from the past -- and a bitter present day rivalry. First Polish student Angelica disappears and then handyman Felix goes missing.

Rosemary and Laura get caught up in a professor's his fight to stop developers. A murder distracts the pair from their gardening mystery, and their investigation leads them into the worlds of high finance and drugs.

An ancient yew tree in Baffington Churchyard is the focus of a new mystery for Rosemary and Laura when a man is impaled on its trunk by an arrow. The victim had just returned to the village after a long absence to lay claim to his family's land. When they investigate, Laura and Rosemary discover the killing is as much about love as it is about land.