Gardeners' World

Monty and the team return with a celebration of spring. There’s been plenty going on over the winter and lots of new projects in the garden to share.

As plants begin to show their early growth, Monty gets plenty of plants for free when he demonstrates how to make the most of herbaceous perennials.

With spring gaining momentum, Adam Frost gets to work on his veg plot and plants his first lot of potatoes. Rekha Mistry demonstrates how to grow the perfect onion from seed.

Monty adds some interest to the spring garden. Carol Klein visits Mothecombe Gardens in Devon, and Arit Anderson joins a group of young carers at a community garden in West Sussex.

Monty prepares for late spring and summer, while Toby Buckland revels in some spring planting at Melbourne Hall in Derbyshire. Rachel de Thame meets a dahlia grower who once worked at the White House.

Frances Tophill reveals that she finally has her very own garden. Toby Buckland meets a man who has planted his plot with a wonderful array of fruit and nuts.

Monty is busy planting umbellifers and making some changes to the dry garden, while Carol reveals exciting plans for a show garden she’s designing for the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival.

A celebration of the people who give up their time to help others. Adam Frost visits a garden in Somerset to meet volunteers who garden alongside those who need help to transform their lives.

A special programme from the first big flower show of the season – the RHS Malvern Spring Festival. Rachel de Thame and Nick Bailey explore show gardens packed full of ideas.

Monty is busy planting out tropical gingers and sweetcorn and direct sowing beans. Joe Swift visits a stunning walled garden in Denbighshire, and Rekha Mistry shares the secrets of growing aubergines.

Monty creates colourful planting schemes with trailing plants. Toby Buckland revels in the superb displays of roses at Mount Ephraim Gardens in Kent.

Featuring Ramona Jones, who was diagnosed with autism in her twenties and discovered how she can find her true identity when she’s in the garden.

The team are Birmingham-bound for one of the highlights of the horticultural year - the annual Gardeners’ World Live event.

With summertime at its peak, Adam plans to extend the season with plants for evening scent and shares the results of his wild meadow turf experiment.

Monty gives a masterclass on rambling, climbing and shrub roses. Carol Klein immerses herself in the plants for her show garden at Hampton Court. Kate Bradbury discovers a fascinating array of moths.

In a special programme, Gardeners’ World comes from the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival. Arit Anderson, Toby Buckland and Adam Frost share highlights of the show gardens.

This episode comes from the biggest horticultural event in the north – the RHS Flower Show Tatton Park, where Joe Swift and Frances Tophill reveal the latest in garden design.

Monty harvests his spuds and sows seeds for autumn veg. Adam Frost meets a couple who’ve created a garden on the exposed chalk hills of the Yorkshire Wolds.

A celebration of people who are growing their own, from vegetables to flowers, across the UK.

Frances Tophill is in her very first garden for a summer catch-up and an update on her progress since moving in. Meanwhile, Adam Frost meets a kindred spirit who explains how gardening saved his life.

Monty plants for pollinators in the Wildlife Garden and trims his box topiary cones. Carol Klein visits stunning Italian-influenced gardens in Gloucestershire.

Monty shows us how to take cuttings from herbs and prunes summer raspberries. Adam travels to Whitstable on the Kent coast to see how gardeners cope with the wild, wet and windy weather.

With autumn just around the corner, Adam Frost takes stock of his garden. Frances Tophill visits a garden in Kent where the plants provide a non-stop buffet for insects.

Monty plants bulbs in pots, including hyacinths and daffodils. He shares tips and advice on what to do when apples and pears have been affected by diseases such as canker and brown rot.