Fifth and final part of a series shown in the programme London Tonight about London’s hidden gardens, all presented by Kim under the name ‘Wilde Life’. A Japanese garden with squares of thyme, pebbles and gravel. The Japanese roof garden is situated on top of the Brunei gallery of SOAS University of London, near Russell Square.

In the fourth part of ‘Wilde Life’, Kim presents a group of floating gardens on the Thames. The residents on these barges face eviction, but they still maintain beautiful gardens with tough plants to survive under difficult circumstances.

Third part of a five-part series shown in the programme London Tonight about London’s hidden gardens, all presented by Kim under the name ‘Wilde Life’. This part shows a garden behind the Geffryes Museum in the East End, a walled herb garden.

Second part of a five-part series shown in the programme London Tonight about London’s hidden gardens, all presented by Kim under the name ‘Wilde Life’. This part shows Postman’s Park, a monument for ‘ordinary people’ who have shown heroism in saving drowning children or musical artists trying to help colleagues who have caught fire.

First part of a five-part series shown in the programme London Tonight about London’s hidden gardens, all presented by Kim under the name ‘Wilde Life’. This first part shows a hidden garden in Vauxhall, the Pleasure Garden at Bonnington Square. First made by squatters in the 1970’s as a kind of guerilla action, it is now supported by the city council.