The approach of spring heralds the return of Gardeners' World, with a fresh season of gardening insights. Monty Don returns to Longmeadow, assessing the lingering impact of winter on his beloved garden. Carol Klein journeys to a Welsh hills…

With the gardening season beginning at Longmeadow, Monty is preparing his ornamental grass border, pruning roses, and considering summer fragrances. Joe Swift continues his exploration of trees, offering advice on planting for long-term hea…

With summer in mind, Monty begins sowing annual climbers and attends to the tidying and mulching of his garden beds. In the final installment of Joe Swift's series on trees, he explores the art of pruning – when and how, and the reasons beh…

The first significant gardening weekend of the year begins with Monty Don dividing perennials and offering practical advice for preparing the garden for the coming season. As millions of bedding plants await planting in our containers and b…

Monty began his preparations in the wildlife garden, diligently setting the stage for the season's first pollinators.

Monty embarked on a fresh endeavor: the creation of a cutting garden.

With the passing year, Nick Bailey observes the four hundredth anniversary of William Shakespeare's death.

Monty Don made an appearance at the RHS Malvern Spring Festival.

Carol embarked on a quest to understand the secret of resilient plants – those that flourish even in the harshest environments.

Monty finds particular joy in the summer months, dedicating himself to arranging vibrant containers within the Jewel Garden.

This piece honors the dedicated individuals who steward gardens across the nation, ensuring their enduring beauty.

This week, Monty's garden finds solace in delicate vegetables, vibrant bedding plants, and the gentle hum of bees.

Monty shares his advice for those planting late-sown crops.

Carol Klein navigates waterways and wetlands, demonstrating the selection of suitable aquatic plants.

Monty provides advice on prolonging the flowering period in garden beds.

Rachel de Thame found herself a guest in the garden of theatre impresario Sir Cameron Mackintosh.

Joe Swift considers the transformation of the rose garden within the Savill Garden.

Joe Swift considered how to refresh the classic charm of bedding plants for a modern sensibility.

Twenty years after Geoff Hamilton's passing, Adam Frost journeys back to Barnsdale.

Alan Power observes the evolving landscape of Shakespeare's New Place garden.

Monty Don offers a wealth of advice on achieving healthy growth when pruning hedges.

Monty provides guidance on cultivating soft fruits for optimal yields in the coming year.

Monty embarked on an inspiring journey to witness the world's most extensive herbaceous border.

Carol Klein persists in examining plant families, investigating the familiar kinship of the rose.

As autumn deepens, Monty introduces vibrant asters with their late-season blooms to his garden borders. He also attends to his strawberry beds, giving them a renewed vigor.

As autumn approaches, Monty begins preparing his garden, reflecting on the season's vibrant display in his jewel-toned space. Carol Klein explores the Apiaceae family – a group encompassing not only robust, wildlife-friendly plants but also…

This week, Monty visits Longmeadow to assist with the division of perennials and the planting of alpines, ensuring vibrant spring colour. He also journeys to Dublin to speak with Helen Dillon, exploring her decision to step away from cultiv…

Monty finds a reward beyond the expected after months spent tending his garden: an assessment of his bees’ honey production. Joe Swift journeys to Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, examining the history of its grand 19th-century rock garden a…

This week at Longmeadow, Rachel de Thame assists Monty as he revitalizes a parched garden with plants suited to challenging conditions. Monty also journeys to a national collection of vines, seeking exceptional varieties for outdoor cultiva…