Gardeners' World

Carol Klein looks at the crocus, Joe Swift visits a bog garden, Rachel de Thame is at a rose garden, and Monty Don adds to his woodland spring planting.

Monty Don tackles the problem of box blight, while Joe Swift visits a gardener taking on the challenges of gardening on the windswept Cornish coastline.

Joe Swift visits a gardener in Northumberland who has to cope with extreme seasonal temperatures, and Monty Don is sowing seeds for a stunning summer display.

Gardening magazine. Carol Klein admires the daffodil. Monty Don pots up his dahlia tubers and offers tips for getting the best results later in the year.

Gardening magazine. Monty Don tends to his ornamental grasses and grass borders. Rachel de Thame visits Trebah in Cornwall. And Carol Klein helps lay a lawn for the new gardeners.

At Longmeadow, Monty Don finishes rejuvenating his dry garden. Carol Klein is at Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens meeting camellia expert Jennifer Trehane.

Monty Don, Carol Klein and Joe Swift offer advice and inspiration to help gardeners to really get cracking over the long Easter weekend.

Carol Klein visits Keith Wiley's garden in Devon, which celebrates the dog's-tooth violet. Rachel de Thame is at the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh.

Monty Don plants sweet peas and sows sweetcorn, plus newsreader Sophie Raworth explains why plants and gardens are so important to her in the run-up to the Chelsea Flower Show.

Carol Klein enjoys a collection of rhododendrons in Glendoick. Joe Swift visits opera venue Glyndebourne and is given exclusive access to their gardens.

Gardening magazine. Carol Klein and Joe Swift present from Gardeners' World Live in Birmingham. Joe casts an expert eye over the spectacular show gardens.

With the Wimbledon tennis championships just around the corner, Joe Swift meets the gardening team responsible for the spectacular floral displays at this world-renowned event.

Monty Don fills the gaps that the diseased box hedges have left with grasses he has raised from seed, and Joe Swift visits a city garden in London.

Monty Don welcomes us to his garden at Longmeadow and Carol Klein discovers more about the wildlife that depend on the habitat that garden ponds provide.

Monty Don looks at the use of pots and containers, and shows how best to use them in the garden. Carol Klein returns to Stroud to check on the new gardeners.

Monty Don cuts back his delphiniums, Carol Klein meets a lavender expert and breeder; and Joe Swift visits a garden design classic in Somerset.

Carol Klein is in Hampshire to discuss the virtues of St John's wort and Joe Swift visits a very unusual allotment in north London.

Monty Don has tips on the annual task of hedge trimming, while Rachel de Thame visits Coleton Fishacre in Devon.

Monty Don gets tips on keeping lawns pristine during hot summers from RHS Hyde Hall, whilst Carol Klein learns about garden wildlife from RHS Wisley.

Monty Don adds some late summer colour to his ornamental grass borders, while Carol Klein meets a man who is out to the find the best-performing heleniums.

Monty Don embraces the new season as he harvests an abundance of produce, and Carol Klein explores the wonders of the fauna visiting gardens.

Monty Don adds some foxtail lilies to his dry garden for a touch of drama in May and June, and Carol Klein is in Kent visiting salvia expert William Dyson.

Monty Don cuts back the wildflower meadow and makes a start on planting up his spring containers. Joe Swift learns the importance of allotment beekeeping.

Monty Don meets world-renowned garden designer Piet Oudolf at his latest creation in Somerset. Carol Klein goes tree climbing in Bristol.