Gardeners' World

Monty welcomes spring at Longmeadow with plenty of changes in the garden to share. He gets on with some essential pruning, sows chillies and makes a start on this year's vegetables.

Monty makes the most of the clocks going forward as he begins to sow dahlia seeds for summer flowers, reveals a new project and shows what to plant now in the vegetable garden. Meanwhile, there's a passionate grower in north London who has filled her home with cacti and succulents.

It’s the Easter weekend, which means extra time to get out and enjoy the garden. At Longmeadow, Monty plants out sweet peas for summer colour, advises on what to use for mulching borders.

Monty adds self-sown ornamental grass seedlings to the paradise garden, Advolly Richmond explores the extraordinary history of lawns and, Adam Frost explores the front gardens in a London street.

Monty gives advice on what to plant under shrubs and roses, Carol Klein celebrates a spectacular display of tulips, and Kate Bradbury takes us through the first stages of creating a wildlife garden.

Monty takes us through the next steps of chilli seed growth, Joe Swift gets some design inspiration from a courtyard garden and Nick Bailey finds out about an annoying pest spoiling box hedges.

At Longmeadow, Monty gives us a masterclass on growing Mediterranean herbs, plants lily bulbs for a summer scent and, in the vegetable garden, he begins to sow seeds for salad root crops.

In Adam Frost’s garden, he gives his tips on lawn repair, grows some unusual vegetables and plants a seasonal container. Meanwhile, Advolly Richmond brings us up to date in her history of lawns.

At Longmeadow, Monty plants out his tomatoes and shows us what we can feed our plants. Arit Anderson looks into the use of peat in the horticultural industry, and Sue Kent show us her progress on her allotment.

Monty adds flowers to act as pollinators and creates an alpine trough. Adam Frost helps comedian Susan Calman with her garden, and Nick Bailey shows us a simple way to attract wildlife.

Monty gives advice on plants to use for foliage with tropical proportions, Arit Anderson continues investigating the use of peat and Carol Klein explores Oxford Botanic Garden's euphorbias.

Arit Anderson and Frances Tophill introduce a special Gardeners' World from Wakehurst, Kew's wild botanic garden in Sussex.

Monty turns his attention to containers and citrus plants, Joe Swift meets the designer of an award-winning contemporary garden, and we catch up with three extraordinary sisters from Dorset.

Monty places succulents outside and plants out dahlias and tender vegetables. Carol Klein visits Trebah Garden in Cornwall, and Nick Bailey looks at a variety of shrubs at RHS Wisley.

We join Adam Frost in his garden, where he will be giving tips on laying turf, planting succulents and adding perennial plants to his kitchen garden to grow as cut flowers.

Adam Frost demonstrates how to grow plants successfully in peat-free compost, and we visit a garden on the Isle of Man where exotic plants are thriving.

Monty catches up with all his summer jobs in the border and the vegetable garden. Carol gets inspiration for planting combinations at Cothay Manor and Gardens, and Arit learns about slugs and snails.

At Longmeadow, Monty gives a masterclass on the summer pruning of fruit and advice on maintaining ponds. Adam Frost travels to Brodsworth Hall in South Yorkshire.

Monty gets going on a new planting project and gives advice on planting borders. Sue Kent explores Aberglasney Gardens in Wales, while Nick Bailey investigates a disease affecting trees and shrubs.

Monty is keeping on top of seasonal maintenance at Longmeadow, Adam Frost travels to Sissinghurst Castle to view a new area of the garden, and in West Sussex we get tips on growing the perfect dahlia.

Carol Klein and Nick Bailey celebrate people who have created some truly unique gardens, and Frances Tophill travels to the Isle of Man to find out how gardeners cope with extremes of weather.

Monty welcomes the Duchess of Cornwall to Longmeadow, where she shares her love of gardening. He also carries out some seasonal maintenance on the mound, while Nick Bailey visits Knoll Gardens.

Monty is at Longmeadow, enjoying the colours of late summer in the garden, while Adam Frost, Carol Klein and Frances Tophill get an exclusive preview of Gardeners’ World Live at the NEC.

Monty is at Longmeadow with plenty of seasonal advice to keep us busy and our gardens colourful. Will Young shows us around his south London courtyard garden, and Joe Swift helps him create some seasonal pot displays for sunny and shady spots.

Monty gets some shrubs in the ground and plans ahead for spring with some bulb planting. Meanwhile, Frances Tophill joins Sue Kent on her allotment to find out how her growing year has been.

We join Adam in his garden for a seasonal catch-up. Toby Buckland gives tips on maintenance for your borders, and singer-songwriter Billie Marten shares her passion for growing vegetables.

With autumn fast approaching, Monty is preparing the borders for the change of seasons and looking ahead to spring. Adam Frost and Advolly Richmond visit a glorious historic garden in Scampston Hall.

Monty and the team celebrate the wonder of trees and explore the vital role they play in our gardens and the wider landscape. Toby Buckland visits a tree project in North London, while Nick Bailey gives us his ultimate guide to the top trees for your garden.

Monty is back at Longmeadow, getting stuck into more seasonal tasks. Joe Swift heads to Houghton Lodge Gardens in Hampshire, and we visit Rachel de Thame’s garden, where she has been experimenting with growing different and unusual cut flowers.

Monty prepares for spring colour and sows broad beans, and Adam Frost meets the head gardener at Broughton Grange in Oxfordshire to find out how he manages the garden.