Bloom先生（真人）和蔬菜们（布偶）教孩子可以学习如何培育植物和蔬菜等的自然和园艺知识。
Mr Bloom’s Nursery is a children‘s series which attempts to teach children some important life lessons through the wonder of vegetable gardening in Mr Bloom‘s Nursery. Through a combination of live action and puppets the series shows children how they can learn from the experience of nurturing plants and vegetables.
The makers behind CBeebies programme Mr Bloom’s Nursery have spoken about how the idea blossomed into a success ever since its creation in 2008. Ben Faulks, who plays Mr Bloom, said that; “I am a father of two, and at the time my daughter was watching CBeebies I started thinking about what I would like my children to watch.”Aware that many children do not know where vegetables come from, Mr Faulks designed a street show aimed at entertaining and informing youngsters.
Creating a gardening character called Vegetable Nannie, he filled a pram full of vegetables with googly eyes and then started performing at festivals and shows.The show’s producer Jon Hancock said Mr Faulks encouraged children to: “Cuddle a courgette and hug a marrow,” in what he described as a “surreal” experience.“We developed the idea for six months in 2009, building up a television format for the character,” he says. “We then spent all of 2010 making the programme
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Karaoke Cabbage
1/26. The veggies play karaoke but Margaret's quiet voice can't be heard over the music.
The Great Squashini
2/26. Raymond dresses as a magician and tries to perfect a disappearing trick. (R)
Knickerbocker Whopper Slopper
3/26. Colin comes up with an ingenious use for some leftover straws.
Purple Princess
4/26. Margaret's pink princess dress is accidentally put in the wash with Raymond's blue cape.
Goldileaves and the Three Veggies
5/26. The Veggies put on a play, Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
Secret Friends
6/26. Mr Bloom has some secret visitors to his allotment - hedgehogs.
Raymond's Robot
7/26. Joan dresses up as a robot after Raymond's new giant toy breaks down.
Grand Veggie Fete
8/26. In the allotment, the Tiddlers learn that plants need energy from sunshine to grow.
Fun Run
9/26. The Tiddlers help the Veggies stage a fun run in the nursery.
Vegetable Fool Day
10/26. Raymond and Colin are playing tricks on everybody as it is Vegetable Fool Day.
Seaside
11/26. Raymond and Joan get ready to visit the seaside, but their plans are thwarted by rain.
The Nutter Flower
12/26. Sebastian tries to get everyone together for a nursery photograph.
Stinky
13/26. The Veggies have a picnic, but Raymond has lost his vintage Framley cheese.
Tower Blocks
14/26. The Veggies do a poor job of tidying away all their foam bricks.
Thank You Compo
15/26. The Tiddlers learn how to make nettle tea as a treat to say thank you to the plants.
Show and Smell
16/26. Joan decides she is bored with her smell and wants to create a new fragrance.
Strawberry Hats
17/26. In the Nursery, Margaret is persuaded to have a go at skateboarding.
No Place Like Home
18/26. Sebastian receives a postcard from his mother in France that has made him feel homesick.
Mulch Ado About Nothing
19/26. The Tiddlers learn that sometimes soil needs to be covered with mulch.
Colin and the Giant Beanstalk
20/26. Colin plants a small bean that grows into a giant beanstalk.
Rubber Band Band
21/26. The Veggies are arguing about songs that they want to sing so they decide to form a band.
Dragonfly Day
22/26. The Tiddlers pull up beetroot and find that it stains their tongues and fingers purple.
Super Spud
23/26. In the allotment, Mr Bloom and the Tiddlers taste a vegetable they have never had before.
The Butterfly Express
24/26. The Tiddlers learn that flowers are essential to allotments because they attract bees.
Rally Car Radishes
25/26. Mr Bloom teaches the Tiddlers about storing apples properly so that they last a long time.
Team Bloom
26/26. Mr Bloom is asked by a group of Tiddlers to help create a shared allotment.