Rosemary & Thyme: The Complete Collection

What do professional gardeners and crime solvers have in common? You'll find out as you trail Rosemary Boxer (Felicity Kendal, Good Neighbors) and Laura Thyme (Pam Ferris, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban) as they dig into horticultural whodunits. Their unobtrusive presence gives them unique access to secrets other detectives might miss. Shot on location in stunning countryside settings, it's great fun for mystery fans and green thumbs alike! As seen on PBS.

Series 1 (Discs 1-3)
A pair of amateur sleuths digs for the truth
Laura Thyme, a former policewoman and garden-loving housewife, has just lost her husband to a much younger woman when she meets Rosemary Boxer, a plant biologist who has just lost her university teaching post. A suspicious death brings them together, and they combine their gardening skills and natural curiosity to dig deeper. Despite the success of their first "case," Laura and Rosemary hope their blossoming friendship will lead to gardening commissions, not detective work. But mysteries have a habit of following them around in this appealing series that combines two British specialties: gardening and mystery.
Shot on location in stunning countryside settings, Rosemary & Thyme stars the dynamic duo Felicity Kendal (Good Neighbors, The Camomile Lawn) and Pam Ferris (Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Matilda).
Disc 1
And No Birds Sing
Arabica and the Early Spider
BONUS Interview (8 min.)

Disc 2
The Language of Flowers
Sweet Angelica

Disc 3
A Simple Plot
The Tree of Death

Series 2 (Discs 4-6)
When strange things happen, this pair of amateur sleuths digs in
Exotic gardens on the French Riviera and Italy's Ligurian coast complement beautiful backdrops in London and the English countryside as Rosemary Boxer (Felicity Kendal, The Camomile Lawn) and Laura Thyme (Pam Ferris, Matilda) take on an array of new gardening commissions. Intent only on solving puzzles of nature, they stumble upon mysterious crimes when they unearth tensions, secrets, and the occasional dead body. The second installment of this hit mystery series begins with a double episode followed by seven regular episodes. Restoring a walled garden and surviving the cutthroat world of a TV garden makeover show are among the challenges they face.
Guest stars include Anthony Andrews, Joanna David, Oliver Ford Davies, Belinda Lang, Phyllida Law, Mel Martin, Malcolm Sinclair, and Julian Wadham.

Disc 4
The Memory of Water
Orpheus in the Undergrowth

Disc 5
They Understand Me in Paris
The Invisible Worm
The Gongoozlers

Disc 6
The Italian Rapscallion
Swords Into Ploughshares
Up the Garden Path

Series 3 (Discs 7-9)
The hit British series that combines horticulture with whodunits
Stunning locations at home and abroad provide the backdrop for this hit British mystery series starring Felicity Kendal (Good Neighbors, The Camomile Lawn) and Pam Ferris (Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Matilda) as professional gardeners and amateur sleuths. From their former careers as a university plant biologist and a police officer, Rosemary Boxer and Laura Thyme bring unique investigative talents to their horticultural and human mysteries. Their unobtrusive presence in the garden gives them unique access to secrets other detectives might miss-and that murderers would rather not reveal.
Kew Gardens, Regent's Park, the Andalusian village of Mijas, and a Surrey vineyard are just some of the places the enterprising pair will take you in these eight concluding episodes. Guest stars include Margaret Tyzack, Michael Maloney, and Terence Harvey.

Disc 7
In a Monastery Garden
Seeds of Time
Agua Cadaver

Disc 8
Three Legs Good
The Gooseberry Bush
Racquet Espanol

Disc 9
Enter Two Gardeners
The Cup of Silence

The Cup of Silence

Directed by Brian Farnham, Simon Langton, Tom Clegg
Written by Clive Exton, David Joss Buckley, Peter Spence
Produced by Brian Eastman
Original Music by Christopher Gunning
Cinematography by Paul Englefield
Film Editing by Chris Wimble, Frank Webb, Philip Kloss
Costume Design by Yves Barre, Christine Rawlins