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Vasili's Garden is an Australian television gardening program. Hosted by Vasili Kanidiadis, each episode of the show, which is unscripted, focuses on the plants and produce from home gardens in Melbourne and surrounding areas, with emphasis on traditional and organic methods of gardening and healthy eating. The show has become known for Vasili's lively and sometimes outlandish methods of presentation of the show, his piano accordion playing at the end of the show and his use of the Greek phrase 'maresi' (translating to 'I like it' in English) throughout the show.

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rdfs:label	Vasili's Garden (en)
rdfs:comment	Vasili's Garden is an Australian television gardening program. Hosted by Vasili Kanidiadis, each episode of the show, which is unscripted, focuses on the plants and produce from home gardens in Melbourne and surrounding areas, with emphasis on traditional and organic methods of gardening and healthy eating. The show has become known for Vasili's lively and sometimes outlandish methods of presentation of the show, his piano accordion playing at the end of the show and his use of the Greek phrase 'maresi' (translating to 'I like it' in English) throughout the show. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Australian community access television shows Vasili Kanidiadis Gardening television 7TWO Television shows set in Melbourne 2002 Australian television series debuts 2013 Australian television series endings Special Broadcasting Service original programming Southbank, Victoria Special Broadcasting Service Channel 31 (Australia) SBS Television
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.sbs.com.au/food/show/vasilis-garden https://7plus.com.au/vasilis-garden
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camera	(en) Louis Kanidiadis (en) Peter Deske (en)
cinematography	(en) Louis Kanidiadis (en) Peter Deske (en)
company	Maresi Productions (en)
country	Australia (en)
creative director	(en) Louis Kanidiadis (en) Peter Deske (en)
creator	Vasili (en)
director	Vasili Kanidiadis
executive producer	Vasili Kanidiadis
followed by	Vasili's Garden to Kitchen (en)
genre	Gardening lifestyle (en)
language	English (en)
network	7 (xsd:integer) SBS (en) (en) Channel 31 (en)
num episodes	400 (xsd:integer)
presenter	Vasili Kanidiadis
producer	(en) Louis Kanidiadis (en) Peter Deske (en)
writer	Vasili (en)
has abstract	Vasili's Garden is an Australian television gardening program. Hosted by Vasili Kanidiadis, each episode of the show, which is unscripted, focuses on the plants and produce from home gardens in Melbourne and surrounding areas, with emphasis on traditional and organic methods of gardening and healthy eating. The show has become known for Vasili's lively and sometimes outlandish methods of presentation of the show, his piano accordion playing at the end of the show and his use of the Greek phrase 'maresi' (translating to 'I like it' in English) throughout the show. The show first aired on community television station Channel 31 in 2002 and was produced by Vasili's and Peter Deskes own production company, Maresi Productions. In 2007, after two years of negotiations, the show moved to SBS, collaboratively produced by I Like It Productions (a partnership between Maresi Productions and Renegade Films), with the main appeal being the reach of a national audience, unavailable up to that point on Channel 31. The format remained largely unchanged, owing to Vasili's insistence that the show retain its 'home video' feel. Vasili sees this as an important aspect of the show, saying that he wants to make "people feel like they are watching their next-door neighbour's house or their aunty or uncle's house." The show returned to Channel 31 on 6 February 2008 after further negotiations between SBS Deske and Kanidiadis about a possible restructuring of the show failed. Production moved to the ABC studios in Southbank in late 2009 and then C31 studios until 2015. Vasili's Garden has been broadcast on 7TWO since 2016 growing to a one hour episode. (en)
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film director	Vasili Kanidiadis
executive producer	Vasili Kanidiadis
network	7TWO Channel 31 (Australia) SBS Television
presenter	Vasili Kanidiadis
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of longest-running Australian television series List of programming changes on Australian television in 2008 List of programs broadcast by Channel 31 List of programs broadcast by Seven Network List of programs broadcast by Special Broadcasting Service SBS (Australian TV channel) Vasili Kanidiadis Coburg, Victoria Antenna Awards Community television in Australia 2004 Antenna Awards

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