Gardeners' World

A new gardening year begins at Longmeadow and Monty reveals his new plans for the year as well as taking stock of any winter damage.

Monty makes plans for a bumper harvest of fruit when he adds raspberries to his fruit garden. Carol Klein explores one of the unsung heroes of the spring border, the Daphne.

Monty Don starts dahlias into growth and sows annual climbing plants to light up his borders. Plus Frances Tophill visits The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.

Monty has plenty of ideas and inspiration, from planting summer bulbs to sowing perennials. Carol Klein profiles the bravest and most colourful of spring flowering plants.

Monty gets to grips with a new project, Adam Frost meets a man who is passionate about growing unusual and exotic plants from seed, and Carol Klein profiles the camellia.

Monty works in his vegetable garden sowing seeds for a bountiful summer, Mark Lane creates a floral celebration and Flo Headlam joins the arborists at Westonbirt Arboretum.

Monty begins to divide ornamental grasses and plant up a colourful alpine trough, while Nick Bailey responds to a cry for help from a viewer who is having border problems.

The team explore the showground at the RHS Malvern Spring Festival and bring us the best from the floral marquee and the show gardens.

Carol Klein's plant of the season is the delicate but easy to grow dog's tooth violet and Joe Swift travels to the Trellisick garden in Cornwall to meet a special garden volunteer.

With summer on the horizon, Monty is planting up pots for summer colour as well as giving his box hedging a seasonal cut.

At Longmeadow Monty finds places in his borders for bananas and dahlias. Adam Frost finds tips on how to bring tiny garden spaces to life.

The team head to Gardeners' World Live to bring you the highlights in plants and design. Adam Frost and Joe Swift take a close look at all the show gardens for fresh ideas.

Monty celebrates the mid-summer glory of roses in all their forms, plants some statuesque shrubs in pots for year-round interest, and deals with a rabbit problem in the veg patch.

As the borders at Longmeadow hit their stride, it is time to take stock of what is looking good and what needs replacing. Monty shares his tips on how to keep your display going.

Monty Don catches up with maintaining his pond and gives advice on planting water lilies. Nick Bailey begins his guide to demystifying roses.

Monty Don has plenty of jobs to be getting on with from pruning, propagating or planting pots. Adam Frost meets Prince Charles to talk about the issue of biosecurity.

Monty Don shows which roses to prune now for a repeat flowering in late summer. Frances Tophill transforms three tiny balconies into spaces full of colour and scent.

With one of the driest summers in Britain for many years, Monty responds to viewer's questions and has plenty of advice on how to deal with drought conditions.

The vegetable garden is at its peak and Monty takes a look at his harvesting and sees how his autumn crops are faring. He also gives tips on how to keep the garden at its best.

The team set out on a horticultural adventure to celebrate the south Asian influences on British gardens. Monty Don visits a Hindu temple in Neasden, London.

Monty advises on pruning blackcurrants, taking cuttings, and planting bulbs for flowering this autumn.

Monty catches up on his vegetable garden and harvests potatoes. Frances Tophill is on her shared allotment helping to erect a greenhouse out of recycled materials.

Monty Don gives advice on how to deal with overcrowded clumps of summer flowering bulbs and plants yew to make a start on creating a topiary Nellie.

Monty Don plants bulbs and nectar-rich wildflowers for an early feast for insects. Nick Bailey is at Powis Castle to find out what it takes to trim their 14-metre-tall yew hedges.

Monty Don is celebrating the fruits of the season when he plants crab apples in his paradise garden and plants bulbs in pots for early spring colour.