Rosemary & Thyme

Rosemary and Laura are hired by barrister Martin Frazer to restore the walled garden of his family's mansion. It's a big job, but Frazer has access to a cheap labor source--inmate from the local prison. (Part 1 of 2)

Rosemary and Laura are hired by barrister Martin Frazer to restore the walled garden of his family's mansion. It's a big job, but Frazer has access to a cheap labor source--inmate from the local prison. Events take a curious turn when a drowning occurs. With village gossip fouling the air, can Rosemary and Laura find out what really happened? (Part 2 of 2)

Laura hopes to heal a rift with her daughter Helena when she is invited to construct a memorial garden near Helena's home in London's Notting Hill. But family matters are put on hold when a body is found in the garden where Rosemary and Laura are working.

Rosemary's old friend has invited the gardeners to her house in the south of France. She wants them to restore the 150-year-old garden to its former glory so she can open it to the public. But Rosemary and Laura discover that not everyone is in favor of opening the doors to visitors and someone might be desperate to stop it.

When Laura and Rosemary go to Stagford Lodge Prep School to investigate dying roses, they get caught up in a strange school ritual involving a faculty member dressed as a stag. What happens the next morning maes them even more suspicious of the goings-on there.

Rosemary and Laura get a taste of the cutthroat world of reality TV when they are brought in as consultants to Quinnie Dorrell, the new host of a garden makeover show who is clueless about gardening. After Rosemary suffers a suspicious accident on the set, Quinnie teams up with Laura to investigate.

Working on the beautiful Ligurian coast of Italy, Rosemary and Laura are under pressure to finish a restaurant garden for a new establishment. They take a break to visit the glorious Giardini Tremonti for inspiration and are propelled into a mystery that quickly deepens.

Why is archaeologist Gemma Jackson posing as Rosemary to gain access to Engleton Park, and why is Lord Engleton's once perfect garden so blighted that it can no longer be opened to the public? Anglo-Saxon artifacts hold the clue, but Rosemary and Laura discover that someone will pay a very high price for a piece of British history.

The picturesque village of Rowfield is a hotbed of turmoil and dissent as the annual garden contest approaches. As Rosemary and Laura investigate why the gardens are all afflicted with the same blight, a leading contender is found dead. Was it an accident or something more sinister?