Gardeners' World — Season 56
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Monty and the team bring a welcome celebration of spring. The winter months have been busy, yielding a wealth of new projects for the garden. Alongside essential rose pruning, they plant clematis and rocket, tidy grasses, and begin sowing a…

With the first signs of spring, Monty finds himself richly rewarded with free plants. Demonstrating how to care for herbaceous perennials, he’s often given generous gifts. He also trims back pelargoniums that have weathered the winter in th…

As spring fully arrives, Adam Frost begins tending his vegetable plot, planting his initial crop of potatoes. He adds roses to his borders and, seeking to enhance the garden's biodiversity, implements a bold plan for his lawn. Joe Swift enc…

Monty brings a welcome vibrancy to the spring garden. He also plants peas and shallots, sharing some practical advice for cultivating petunias, and sets lilies in pots. Carol Klein explores Mothecombe Gardens in Devon, a haven designed with…

As late spring approaches, Monty prepares his paradise garden, scattering poppy seeds and tucking in cornflowers for splashes of colour and visual delight. He also gathers rhubarb and offers advice on transplanting shrubs. Toby Buckland del…

Frances Tophill shares a delightful development: after years of aspiration, she now possesses her own garden and eagerly anticipates sharing her plans for this small space, ready to nurture it into bloom. Toby Buckland encounters a man whos…

Monty is occupied with planting umbellifers and reshaping the contours of the dry garden. He's also sowing peas and potting his dahlias. Carol shares details of her ambitious show garden design for the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festiv…

In celebration of the coronation, this episode shines a light on those who dedicate their time to assisting others. Adam Frost journeys to a walled garden in Somerset, where he encounters a collective of volunteers working alongside individ…

The RHS Malvern Spring Festival, the season's first major flower show, offers a special program of exploration. Rachel de Thame and Nick Bailey navigate the show gardens, brimming with inspiration, and uncover the latest plant and flower va…

Monty is occupied with planting out tropical gingers and sweetcorn, as well as sowing beans directly into the ground. Joe Swift makes a visit to a remarkable walled garden in Denbighshire, while Rekha Mistry offers insights into cultivating…

Monty designs vibrant planting arrangements that feature cascading plants. He also transplants cabbages into the vegetable garden and offers an ingenious solution for disposing of faded tulips. Toby Buckland delights in the exceptional rose…

This installment centers on Ramona Jones, who received an autism diagnosis in her twenties and has found a path to self-discovery within the garden. Elsewhere, Monty implements updates to the planters in the Jewel Garden, gathers gooseberri…

The team is traveling to Birmingham for a key event in the horticultural calendar: the annual Gardeners’ World Live show. Monty Don, alongside Arit Anderson, Adam Frost, Sue Kent, Carol Klein, Joe Swift, Rachel de Thame, and Frances Tophill…

As summer reaches its fullness, Adam intends to prolong the season with fragrant plants for the evenings and recounts the outcome of his experiment with a wild meadow lawn. In North Yorkshire, Nick Bailey explores the varied floral beauty o…

Monty Don offers expert guidance on rambling, climbing, and shrub roses. Carol Klein delves deeply into these plants for her show garden at the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival. Wildlife advocate Kate Bradbury uncovers a captivating…

This special episode of Gardeners' World is broadcast from the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival. Arit Anderson, Toby Buckland, and Adam Frost present the newest trends in horticulture and showcase the best of the show gardens and fl…

From the north's premier horticultural showcase, the RHS Flower Show Tatton Park, comes this episode. Joe Swift and Frances Tophill unveil the newest trends in garden design, alongside exceptional plants sourced from the country’s finest nu…

Monty harvests his potatoes and prepares the soil for autumn vegetables. He also demonstrates how to propagate plants from cuttings, offering a way to cultivate a garden without expense. Adam Frost visits a couple who have dedicated decades…

Across the United Kingdom, a vibrant spirit of self-sufficiency flourishes, as people cultivate everything from vegetables to blooms. At Longmeadow, Monty Don offers guidance on maximizing the potential of bargain plants available this time…

Frances Tophill is visiting her very first garden of the season, eager for a summer catch-up and to hear about the changes since she moved. She’s particularly keen to show off a newly designed structure, custom-built for her small plot. But…

In the Wildlife Garden, Monty cultivates plants to support pollinators and meticulously trims his boxwood topiary cones. He also propagates succulents from leaf cuttings and continues harvesting the summer vegetables. Carol Klein explores e…

Monty demonstrates the art of propagating herbs through cuttings and tending summer raspberries with pruning. He also plants daylilies and provides a timely shaping for topiary Nigel. Adam journeys to Whitstable, on the Kent coast, to obser…

As autumn approaches, Adam Frost surveys his garden, considering ways to maintain interest through the late season, with Ash the cat as his watchful companion. Frances Tophill explores a Kent garden where a diverse planting scheme offers a …

Monty cultivates bulbs in pots, selecting varieties like hyacinths and daffodils. He offers practical advice on managing diseases that plague apples and pears, such as canker and brown rot, and provides timely guidance on seed collection an…

This week, Monty explores a renewal for his Cottage Garden, sharing techniques for dividing perennials to propagate new plants and planting bulbs in containers for a vibrant Spring display. He also gathers his sweetcorn and offers guidance …

From York Gate in Leeds, Adam Frost, Rachel de Thame, and Frances Tophill present a program celebrating gardens designed for year-round enjoyment, alongside practical tasks for the month of September. In London, we meet a head gardener whos…

In Dorset, three sisters reconnect, finding that a dilapidated greenhouse presented a chance to reshape a section of their garden. Monty cultivates garlic and onions, enriching his Bog Garden with camassias, and plants bulbs for a vibrant s…

As the apple harvest arrives, Monty Don offers advice on utilizing windfalls before preparing containers, creating a vibrant winter haven for beneficial insects. Adam Frost explores the garden of a designer who has triumphantly transformed …

As autumn deepens, Frances Tophill finds herself revisiting her new garden, examining the ripening tomatoes within her repurposed greenhouse. She also has tasks awaiting her on her allotment, where she plans to rearrange her perennial veget…

Monty tends to his bearded irises in the Dry Garden, preparing the greenhouse for winter salad crops, and gathers the autumn quince. As part of a comprehensive renewal of his Cottage Garden, he transplants a shrub to the orchard and demonst…

As Halloween nears, Monty Don surveys his pumpkins and squashes, establishes alpine plants, and demonstrates the technique of dividing a mature fern to propagate new growth. Adam Frost and Advolly Richmond journey to Hever Castle in Kent, e…

Monty continues his restoration of the Cottage Garden, planting bare-root roses and making preparations for the coming winter. He also sows broad beans and plants tulips in pots, anticipating a vibrant display in the spring. Adam Frost visi…


