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October 30, 2021 The weather adds another seasonal dimension, with heavy showers demanding a retreat to the cosy potting shed, where Carol demonstrates how to divide ranunculus before giving advice on choosing and cultivating peonies. Carol takes a trip to the local train station to have a look at its clematis, known as Traveller's Joy, comparing it with the variety she has growing in her garden.
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October 30, 2021 Costa looks at some plants to provide protection from the elements and attract pollinating insects to your patch, Sophie explains why leeks are a staple crop in her garden, Jane profiles some of the most productive plants for container growing, and meet ecological artist Lloyd Godman whose fascination with plants and their photographic qualities have led to some creative installations.
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October 25, 2021 One of the most enjoyable tasks of autumn gardening is the annual planting of spring-flowering bulbs. From daffodils to a particularly delightful iris, and from tulips to camassias, Carol Klein reveals how, where and why to plant some of her favourites. Plus, the best way to plant garlic.
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October 25, 2021 To celebrate National Bird Week, Josh meets an ornithologist to look at ways that gardeners can help to support local birds, Caylee and Costa let their horticultural imaginations run wild, creating some magical miniature landscapes, Jane shares her tips on pricking out seedlings, and Jerry introduces one of his favourite groups of plants for colour and interest through a sub-tropical spring.
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October 25, 2021 In the final episode of this series, Monty Don prepares for spring colour and harvests pumpkins and squashes. Meanwhile, Carol Klein visits comedian Joe Lycett's lockdown garden, and Toby Buckland helps Sue Kent with autumnal maintenance.
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October 18, 2021 At Glebe Cottage, Carol is shining a light on grasses in all their autumnal glory. She also takes viewers on a tour of her favourites, demonstrates how easy they are to cultivate, and how they make a magnificent addition to even the smallest garden.
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October 18, 2021 Jerry profiles the best palms for small gardens and gives his tips on how to grow them, Clarence visits a gardening project, growing skills and cultural connections, and Jane looks at some of the best plants to bring a burst of late spring colour to any garden.
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October 18, 2021 Monty Don is back at Longmeadow, getting stuck into more seasonal tasks. Joe Swift heads to Houghton Lodge Gardens in Hampshire renowned for its walled kitchen garden and heritage fruit collection. Plus, a visit to Rachel de Thame's garden, where she's been experimenting with growing different and unusual cut flowers. She's joined by floral artist and designer Hazel Gardiner.
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October 10, 2021 Monty Don and the team celebrate the wonder of trees, and explore the vital role they play in our gardens and the wider landscape. Zoe Ball joins Toby Buckland on a visit to a tree project in North London, which is all about engaging children with nature, growing and sustainability. Plus, Advolly Richmond uncovers the history of trees in garden design at Longleat House in Wiltshire.
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October 10, 2021 A Touch of Stately in Somerset
Alan Titchmarsh and team demonstrate how to take inspiration from the gardens of grand stately homes to create a beautiful design that works for a traditional domestic garden. The team set to work transforming the garden of Mel, a Dementia Ward manager working at a Royal British Legion care home. They create a walkway of topiary leading the eye to the end of the garden, and give the outdoor space it's very own stately home inspired garden revamp.
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