This Is A Gardening Show
Watch if you want to relax to the sound of rustling leaves and the genuine laughter of a person seeing potatoes grow for the first time.
Netflix releases on April 22, 2026 (Earth Day) a six-part project by Zach Galifianakis, who refuses to be an expert and learns gardening alongside the viewers. The format consists of short 20-minute episodes where the comedian asks professionals questions, confuses plant names, and genuinely rejoices when seeds sprout. This is not "Between Two Ferns" — there are no star guests for him to troll, just pure curiosity and self-irony. Director Brook Linder has shot music videos and knows how to make gardening visually captivating — macro shots of sprouts, time-lapses of blooming, and Galifianakis in a checkered shirt honestly saying, "I don't know what this grass is, but it's beautiful." For those who watched "Baskets" and want more warmth, or are looking for an alternative to aggressive DIY shows — there is no pressure for results, only the process and humor from unexpected discoveries.
Season 1 is announced as a closed cycle of 6 episodes, but if successful, special episodes or a continuation may be possible.
6 episodes, each about 15-20 minutes.
A comedic entertainment show about gardening — educational content is presented through humor and self-irony.
April 22, 2026, on Netflix (Earth Day).
No, it is a completely different format — without star guests and trolling, just Zach and the plants.