Mr Bloom takes the Veggies to a log cabin to celebrate Christmas. When they arrive, the Veggies are unimpressed by the lack of decorations. Mr Bloom heads off to a nearby Christmas Tree farm, where he is joined by some Tiddlers, who help him to cut down a tree to take back to their cabin. Together they then make homemade tree decorations – lavender-filled gold sachets.

On their return to the log cabin, the naughty Veggies have had a pillow fight and Mr Bloom is left to vacuum up the feathers! Then it is time for the special nativity performance but there is no-one to play the role of the Kings! Enter the Tiddlers, who complete the cast – their tree decorations being the perfect substitute for the Kings' gifts. And when Mr Bloom accidentally presses 'blow' on the vacuum cleaner, the flurry of feathers creates the snowy scene that they'd all been hoping for!

Mr Bloom and the Veggies join a group of school children from the Yorkshire village of Clapham for a special Harvest festival episode.

Filmed over a number of months, together they follow the journey of a seed – from planting to harvest. Mr Bloom and the Veggies help the children to plant seeds in their kitchen garden in spring, watch the plants grow in the summer and see their efforts culminate in a big Harvest Festival in autumn.

The children discover how their village was home to a Victorian plant hunter who brought back plants to England from his travels afar - plants that can be seen to this day. The children also learn how the Harvest Festival is a celebration of how the crops we often take for granted grow bit by bit and day by day.

The Veggies are on hand to help pick the crops and prepare for the celebration, but who will win the Best Looking Vegetable Award?