Gardeners' World

Monty Don prepares the flowering borders in the Jewel Garden for winter. Carol Klein celebrates berry-laden hedgerows and Rachel de Thame visits Julian Clary in his garden.

Monty Don is putting up bird boxes in the garden at Longmeadow, Joe Swift visits Wayne and Gerardine Hemingway, and Carol Klein is at Coughton Court rose garden.

Monty Don shows how autumn is all about storing tender plants to protect them during winter, as well as planning ahead for winter displays and spring colour.

With the warm weather on the wane, it's time to think about preparing garden borders for next year. Monty Don faces some tough decisions about what to ditch.

Monty Don gives advice on protecting plants from frost, Joe finds out how to maintain tropical plants in suburbia and Carol examines rowan trees.

Don makes the most of autumn as he and Nigel prepare for winter, whilst Carol Klein looks at wild and cultivated heathers in Surrey.

Monty Don is hard at work gathering his bumper crop of apples and has some timely advice on how to store them. He's also planting up some indoor bulbs.

Monty and Carol find out top tips from the gardeners of RHS Rosemoor in Devon, whilst Joe Swift pays a visit to Scampston Hall in North Yorkshire.

Monty Don tackles autumn maintenance and planting at Longmeadow, whilst Carol Klein looks at burnets and meets a man who has dedicated himself to the echinacea.

Monty Don turns his attention to autumn, tackling the problem of what to grow in the shade of a tree or shrub. Carol Klein takes a closer look at the crocosmia.

Carol Klein visits a walled garden in the Scottish Borders which is home to a collection of rare and unusual plants, and Monty Don has advice on cutting hedges.

Monty Don shares some of his late-summer highlights and looks ahead, propagating a range of favourite plants to guarantee a great display next summer.

Monty Don shares some of his late-summer highlights and looks ahead, propagating a range of favourite plants to guarantee a great display next summer.

Naturalist Simon King joins Monty Don and Carol Klein in this special episode exploring the wildlife of British gardens from the soil to the trees.

Monty Don shows there is still time to sow some late vegetables, even when space is at a premium. Carol Klein admires the bearded iris.

Monty Don puts to use his homemade fertilizer and catches up with his tomato-growing trial, and Carol Klein gets to grips with flowering dogwoods.

Monty Don back in his Longmeadow garden. Carol Klein looks at foxgloves this week and Joe Swift meets garden designer Dan Pearson.

There's plenty of work to be getting on with in the garden at Longmeadow and Monty Don undertakes some timely tasks to make sure the garden remains beautiful and productive all summer long.

As summer unfolds, Monty Don undertakes timely tasks in his vegetable garden and flower beds. Carol Klein looks at an unsung native flower, the geum.

Monty Don has money-saving tips for buying herbaceous perennials and Carol Klein visits a unique display of rhododendrons at Minterne House in Dorset.

Monty Don celebrates the arrival of spring at Longmeadow and Rachel de Thame takes a walk down memory lane when she visits Keukenhof in the Netherlands.

Monty, Joe and Carol go behind the scenes at the Malvern Spring Gardening Show at the Three Counties Showground and discover some gardening tips.

Monty Don makes a start on turning his vegetable patch into a cottage garden, and Carol Klein is at Glebe Cottage, Devon, to reveal the history of the trillium.

Inspired by his trip to RHS Garden Wisley, Monty Don plants up an alpine trough. Carol Klein looks at native celandines, Wordsworth's favourite flower.