Gardeners' World

Carol Klein visits Norfolk and the stunning Winter garden at Bressingham, plus advice on how to plant spring flowering perennials and recommendations for planting bare root roses. And Monty will begin planning the vegetable garden.

As spring approaches, it is time to get going with sowing seeds and Monty Don recommends varieties to sow now for months of summer colour.

Monty Don plants a tree to provide a nectar source for bees and other insects. In Cornwall, Nick Bailey celebrates the fleeting beauty of one of the most ancient flowering plants.

With Mothering Sunday around the corner, Monty Don provides some timely inspiration for planting up a spring pot as a present.

Monty Don turns his attention to the pond at Longmeadow. He gives advice on pond maintenance which can be carried out now without disturbing wildlife.

Monty Don turns his attention to the annual climbers he has been growing from seed, as well as planting out sweet peas.

Monty Don has a surprise guest visiting for Easter - Rachel de Thame. Joe Swift and Florence Headlam visit a community growing project for children with special needs.

With the increasing popularity of houseplants, Nick Bailey spends the day at Kew exploring their cacti and succulent collection to learn more about how we should take care of them.

With Monty away for a week, this episode is based at Adam Frost’s garden in Cambridgeshire, and he gets to grips with planting up his gravel garden with spring colour.

Adam Frost, Carol Klein and Frances Tophill are at the RHS Malvern Spring Festival.

At Longmeadow it is time to get tender plants out into the garden and Monty plants out his dahlias as well as dividing ornamental grasses.

Monty Don gets going on a new project this week when he starts planting a colour-themed, fragrant border, and he has tips on successional planting in the vegetable garden.

On the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings, the show visits a WWII veteran who has planted an orchard for peace to commemorate those who lost their lives during the war.

The team are out and about this week in Birmingham at the annual Gardeners’ World Live show. Monty Don, Joe Swift and Adam Frost bring us design tips from the show gardens.

Monty harvests honey from his bees and gives advice on the maintenance of hardy geraniums. Joe Swift heads to Cornwall to meet musician and actor Will Young, who reveals his love of gardening.

Monty Don advises on the pruning, dead-heading and staking of roses. Joe Swift and Adam Frost see how they can help some novice gardeners turn a neglected area of their garden into a useful space.

Carol Klein travels to Aberglasney Gardens in Wales to explore the best planting partners for that most ephemeral of perennials, the thalictrum.

In a special programme, Monty and the team focus their attention on the loss of wildflower habitats in the UK and the part that gardeners can play in averting the resulting loss of wildlife.

Monty Don shows how to produce a medley of vegetables from a small space. Frances Tophill visits an allotment where plants are grown and harvested as ingredients for cosmetics.

Adam Frost shows the progress in his garden since spring. Adam dispels the confusion of the summer pruning of wisteria and shows us an ingenious solution to planting in dry shade under trees.

Monty catches up on jobs to keep the garden looking good all summer long. Adam Frost visits Sledmere Gardens in Yorkshire, where the borders have been planted with specific colour schemes in mind.

Monty Don advises on essential summer pruning to keep plants looking at their best and offers tips for preparing your garden for when you’re away on holiday.

Monty Don advises on essential summer pruning and adds French beans to the vegetable garden. We meet a gardener in Hertfordshire who combines her love of cottage garden plants with tropical plants.

Monty has plenty of inspiration for gardeners from planting for late summer colour to tidying up herbs and pruning soft fruit. Nick Bailey concludes his journey into the clematis world.

Monty Don adds some ornamental grasses to his borders for late summer impact. Adam Frost discovers a colourful garden in Gloucestershire where hardy, tender and tropical plants jostle for space.