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 gets going in his vegetable garden sowing seeds for a bountiful summer and growing some more unusual vegetables as well as recommending varieties of summer bulbs to plant now. Mark Lane creates a floral celebration in a container and shares his recommendations for great planting partners for seasonal colour; Flo Headlam joins the arborists at Westonbirt Arboretum to find out how they manag

Monty Don is making plans for summer, so he starts dahlias into growth and sows annual climbing plants to light up his borders. Adam Frost meets a tropical plant enthusiast.

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 elevates his cottage garden borders this week by adding plants to give height and drama, and rejuvenates the design of the grass borders by adding evergreen plants grown from cuttings. Carol Klein's plant of the season is the delicate but easy to grow dog's tooth violet, Joe Swift travels to the Trellisick garden in Cornwall to meet a very 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. We catch up with Frances Tophill on her shared allotment as she checks on the progress of crops, Mark Lane is in Suffolk where he gives advice on the elements of successful woodland planting design and Nick Bailey travels to a garden in Cheshire to answer a viewer's query abo

It's warm enough for all the tender plants to go out into the garden now and at Longmeadow Monty finds places in his borders for bananas and dahlias whilst, in the vegetable garden, courgettes and tomatoes are planted out. We pay a visit to the RHS Chatsworth show in Derbyshire where Nick Bailey, Carol Klein and Joe Swift explore the showground to bring us the best of the plants and show gardens

The team head to Gardeners' World Live this week 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 as well as inspiration; Mark Lane finds planting ideas around the showground and Carol and Nick explore the floral marquee. We also meet the designers whose innovative ideas have resulted in a show garden made from

At Longmeadow this week 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 pesky rabbit problem in the veg patch. Carol Klein revels in one of our most flamboyant seasonal flowers the Peony, Adam Frost finds inspiration for his own garden from the wild flowers that grow near to his Lincolnshire home

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

Monty catches up with maintaining his pond and gives advice on planting water lilies. He also gives tips on how to grow and plant herbaceous clematis as well as harvesting potatoes. If you don't know your hybrid teas from your hybrid musks then Nick Bailey begins his guide to demystifying roses, Arit Anderson takes a trip on a canal boat to find out how volunteers are bringing plants and wildl

Whether there is a heatwave or a downpour, this week Monty has plenty of jobs to be getting on with from pruning, propagating or planting pots. Adam Frost meets His Royal Highness Prince Charles The Prince of Wales in his garden at Highgrove to talk about the issue of biosecurity, an issue which is of great concern to him and which could have a big effect on our gardens and landscape. Adam also

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.

With one of the driest Summer's we have had for many years, Monty responds to viewer's questions and has plenty of advice on how to deal with drought conditions for vegetables, fruit, flowers and containers. Carol Klein celebrates one of our most flamboyant summer shrubs - the Hydrangea, Joe Swift visits a garden which has tranquillity at its heart in both design and planting

The vegetable garden is at its peak now and as well as harvesting, Monty takes a look at how his autumn crops are faring as well as giving tips on how to keep the garden looking at its best. Adam Frost returns to Leicester where he has been helping to create a garden from scratch on a new build estate, and Mark Lane visits the hottest garden in the UK when he takes a close look at the Mediter

As part of the BBC's Big British Asian Summer, tonight, the Gardeners' World team will set out on a horticultural adventure to celebrate the South Asian influences on British gardens. Monty Don visits a Hindu temple in Neasden, London, to learn more about the melding of two cultures, the traditional Hindu Mandir and its suburban London location. Frances Tophill and Nick Bailey pick up growing a

With the prospect of a long bank holiday weekend ahead for some of us, Monty has plenty of advice from pruning blackcurrants, taking cuttings and planting bulbs for flowering this Autumn. Carol Klein finds a collection of plants that are at their peak right now and gives her advice on how to grow one of the late summer garden stunners, the Monarda while Adam Frost heads to Brixton to meet a grou

Monty catches up on his vegetable garden and harvests potatoes as well as dividing perennials. Frances Tophill is on her shared allotment making the most of this year's fruit harvest, Joe Swift visits a classically designed garden with a contemporary edge in Northamptonshire and Juliet Sargeant goes to Borde Hill Garden in West Sussex to see how this year's hot summer has caused a rare tree to f

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.

Monty is planning for a colourful Spring when he plants bulbs and nectar rich wildflowers for an early and welcome feast for insects. Frances Tophill travels to a Birmingham allotment to meet an enthusiast who has filled his allotment with dahlias which he grows for competitions, Nick Bailey is at Powis Castle in Wales to find out just what it takes to trim their centuries old, 14 metre tall yew

At Longmeadow Monty is planting bulbs in pots and around the garden for an explosion of Spring colour. Carol Klein travels to Yorkshire where she takes a close look at the enormous colour range and form of the late season perennial, the salvia. Mark Lane is in Oxfordshire looking at how ornamental grasses can be used in planting design to create exciting combinations.

After an extraordinary season, Monty's orchard has produced a bountiful harvest of apples and he gives advice on how to pick and store them. Frances Tophill makes a final visit to her shared allotment and joins in with the festivities at their annual show. Adam Frost visits RHS Wisley where he meets the Curator to find out which plants have fared well and which plants have suffered during the h

Monty tackles three seasons of gardening this week when he makes additions to his Spring garden, gives advice on how to dry and preserve herbs for Winter and plants up a container to give interest from now until Spring. Carol celebrates one of the plant successes of an extraordinary summer, the Canna while Frances Tophill tackles a viewer's garden and suggests plants which will perform throughou

In the cottage garden, Monty is moving a rose which has outgrown its space and in the vegetable garden he gives advice on what to plant now for Spring. He also finds out more about the mysterious world of earth worms and discovers why they are vital for the garden. We catch up with Adam Frost as he shares his plans for his own garden and find out how it's fared over the summer.