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July 24, 2011 Tino Carnevale digs in the green manure crop, checks the progress of winter crops and plants a range of herbs in his handmade garden, Clarence Slockee drops in on a local legend to see the unusual garden he has created on Sydney's most notorious strip and Jerry Coleby-Williams shows some of the unusual edible crops he is growing in his garden.
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July 22, 2011 There are plenty of timely midsummer jobs to be getting on with this week and at Longmeadow, Monty revels in the sweet peas he grew from seed earlier in the year and shows how to keep their display going on into the weeks ahead. He also takes softwood cuttings from herbs, including lavender, and lifts and divides primulas. Rachel meets a couple from Hampshire who have created their entire garden around their obsession for one plant, the hosta. And Carol travels to Wales to find out how one man tackled his sloping plot to make a garden on five different levels.
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July 21, 2011 Monty Don, Carol Klein and Joe Swift soak up the sights at the 2011 Royal Horticultural Society Flower Show at Tatton Park. Award winning designer Andy Sturgeon joins Monty to review this year's show gardens. Carol looks at the seasonal offerings in the floral marquee and Tatton Park's head gardener Sam Youd shows viewers round the famous Japanese Garden which celebrates its hundredth birthday this year.
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July 19, 2011 Monty Dons new series of imaginative gardening shows follows amateur gardeners through the horticultural year. The resident experts demonstrate how to transform a garden without a large budget.
These are web rips.
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July 17, 2011 Stephen Ryan visits Gwen Ford to explore her iconic Australian garden, created by her late husband Gordon, one of Australia's most eminent 20th century designers. Angus Stewart explains how to pick plants that will thrive when planted around swimming pools and Sophie Thomson shows how to keep your kids gardening in winter, by creating a miniature indoor garden.
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July 10, 2011 Tino Carnevale visits his dad to learn how he prunes his grapevines to create healthy vines and a bumper crop. Colin Campbell discovers some stunning Camellias and then gives his tips for growing them in the subtropics and Stephen Ryan profiles some of his favourite small trees that also produce a crop.
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July 9, 2011 At Longmeadow, Monty Don shows which plants to choose for sensational borders right through the summer - from ornamental grasses to late flowering perennials. He also plants out squashes and pumpkins, as well as making his own comfrey feed. Carol Klein is at Glebe Cottage giving advice on the best hardy geraniums for different situations and sharing tips on how to lift, divide and propagate them. She also visits the remarkable gardens of Waltham Place where the landscape is deliberately left untamed and even weeds are allowed to flourish.
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July 8, 2011 Originally aired in 2005.
Television series in which a group of professional landscapers/hardscapers creates or transforms a garden in two days as a surprise for one of the owners. Household names Alan Titchmarsh, Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh head the hard working crew.
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July 2, 2011 Sophie Thomson visits young gardening sensation Daniel Lutz to get his top tips for growing winter vegies, Stephen Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie Gardens, around the country and Josh Byrne shows how to make a cheap hydroponic system to grow herbs and greens in a small garden, using only 2 buckets and some PVC pipe and fittings.
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June 28, 2011 Air date Friday 7th July 2006.
The team look at evening gardening as well as preparing Berryfields for the summer break. Carol is in the cottage garden, cutting back hardy perennials and looking at how to keep the garden fresh over the coming summer months. Joe returns to his modern family garden to plant evening scented plants. Monty is in the fruit gardens harvesting the strawberries and taking stock of some of the other fruits.
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