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January 3, 2022 In Wakefield, Alan and the team create a secluded secret garden filled with hidden corners and magical touches for a wheelchair-bound little girl and her family, featuring a playful water feature and plant-petting corner, filled with sensory plants. Meanwhile in Swansea, Katie Rushworth creates a modern, sleek, sunken secret garden for a woman who throws parties for the elderly to ease loneliness.
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December 23, 2021 Costa visits the first family of rock’n’roll, Jimmy and Jane Barnes, to see their beautiful country garden and learn how they’ve enjoyed spending time at home this year, Tino explains why there are different styles of garden hoe and shows which is the best one for each job, and Millie gets stuck into a perfect summer project, constructing a window box from salvaged timber to create a flower-filled view.
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December 23, 2021 Adam Frost hosts the show from his garden, and Nick Bailey visits the winter garden at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens in Hampshire. Plus, Frances Tophill explores the great glasshouse at The National Botanic Garden of Wales, and Carol Klein examines the gardens of Kelmarsh Hall in Northamptonshire.
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December 17, 2021 Millie catches up with one of our premier native-plant growers, who has turned her hand to farming cut flowers, and who shows how to graft fussier plants, Jane discovers how mountains of market waste is made into goodies for the garden, Jerry shows some tips for preventing fungal outbreaks in your garden, and Clarence introduces some great epiphytes that are a head and shoulders above other plants.
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December 17, 2021 In the first of three special programmes, Monty Don and the team celebrate the joy that the gardening year brings from winter to autumn with a selection of brand-new stories. Adam Frost finds a world of inspirational planting designed to shine in winter when he visits Cambridge University Botanic Garden, Joe Swift heads to a garden in north London that was inspired by a holiday to the Grand Canyon and Nick Bailey extols the virtues of evergreen planting, which come into its own at this time of year.
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December 17, 2021 Alan Titchmarsh and team set out to demonstrate the dos and don'ts of how to create a stylish contemporary garden. Inspired by the idea of creating outside rooms in your garden, Alan creates a contemporary garden complete with outside gym, kitchen, lounge, office and even a floral hallway for a family that has turned personal struggles into a thriving charity. Helping him create the super cool garden, despite the rain, are Katie Rushworth and David Domoney.
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December 11, 2021 Carol visits Llanover Gardens in Monmouthshire. The private garden of historic Llanover House, it has been tended by seven generations of the same green-fingered family, and now rests in the hands of the indomitable Elizabeth and her husband Ross.
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December 11, 2021 Costa meets marine scientists on a mission to restore Sydney’s underground meadows, then joins a group of volunteers tracking the plants’ progress, Millie shows how to shop smart at the nursery, to grow your garden budget even further, and in her final segment, guest presenter Palisa Anderson shares a favourite recipe for enjoying her seasonal harvest. Jane visits landscape architect Jim Fogarty at his coastal garden, which he built up out of a bare horse paddock.
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November 28, 2021 This episode takes us through Colin's second year as he begins to reap the rewards of his labours. Working through the winter, Colin reflects on his journey so far and plans the busy spring and summer months ahead. With most of the heavy lifting done, Colin will now use a gentle hand to maintain the garden as he tries to lure back as many wild creatures as possible.
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November 28, 2021 The plants-woman and broadcaster visits the Beth Chatto Gardens near Colchester in Essex. Located in one of the driest spots in Britain, it is one of the most influential gardens of the last half century. Its creator, Beth Chatto, was a true pioneer and one of the most important plants-people of her time. Carol meets the loyal team of gardeners who continue Beth's work.
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