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Season: 48 | Episode: 26
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Gardeners' World is a long-running BBC television programme about gardening that continues to this day. The first episode was filmed in 1968, presented by Ken Burras and came from Oxford Botanical Gardens. Most of the episodes of the show are 30 minutes long, though there are many specials that last longer.

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BBC TWO Started: Jan/05/1968
Usually airs on: Friday

Type: Documentary
Genres: Family
Country: UK UK
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Season 48

  • September 18, 2015
    s48e26
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    18th Sep 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    As autumn hits the garden, Monty has plenty to be getting on with at Longmeadow. Joe pays a visit to a tropical paradise in Runcorn.
  • September 11, 2015
    s48e25
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    11th Sep 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty works on some seasonal gardening jobs at Longmeadow whilst guest presenter Matthew Wilson has a few ideas to brighten up a dark, north-facing wall.
  • September 4, 2015
    s48e24
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    4th Sep 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty works on his his spring borders, which are in need of refurbishment if they are going to look good next year.
  • August 28, 2015
    s48e23
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    28th Aug 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty takes a look at what has worked and what hasn't at Longmeadow as he plans ahead to the autumn. James Wong goes behind the scenes at Bristol Zoo to learn more about how the animals are kept fed throughout the year.
  • August 21, 2015
    s48e22
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    21st Aug 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Carol catches up with Geoff and Sally Davis to find out how their garden renovation project is coming along. Monty is at Longmeadow where he enjoys the fruits of his labour.
  • August 14, 2015
    s48e21
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    14th Aug 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    At Longmeadow, Monty gets help from an expert to decide on a course of action for his box hedge. He also attempts to grow some mushrooms in the hope of picking a bumper crop come the autumn.
  • August 7, 2015
    s48e20
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    7th Aug 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty offers some timely tips on how to make sure your garden doesn’t suffer while you are away on holiday.
  • July 31, 2015
    s48e19
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    31st Jul 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Carol is at Logan Botanic Garden near Stranraer, known for its colourful, exotic borders. Joe pays a visit to a street in Bristol as the residents get ready to be judged by RHS Britain in Bloom.
  • July 27, 2015
    s48e18
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    24th Jul 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is in Cambridge for an exclusive look around the gorgeous garden at Clare College.
  • July 10, 2015
    s48e17
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    10th Jul 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty Don shares some of his favourite drought-tolerant plants whilst Adam Frost shows how to build a gravel garden from scratch.
  • July 3, 2015
    s48e16
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    3rd Jul 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Plants that have a head for heights are featured on the show. At Craigieburn Garden in the Scottish Borders the show discovers some Himalayan plants.
  • June 26, 2015
    s48e15
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    26th Jun 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty Don celebrates the arrival of summer by starting work on his new scented border and he also has some ideas for what to be getting on with over the weekend.
  • June 19, 2015
    s48e14
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    19th Jun 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Joe continues to try and find the perfect hanging basket and comes up with his own design for a shady part of his garden. Monty explains how to plant up an edible basket. Carol takes a look around one of the country’s most beautiful gardens to find out why their borders work so well.
  • June 12, 2015
    s48e13
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    12th Jun 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Carol and Joe present Gardeners’ World Live in Birmingham. Joe takes a look at the spectacular show gardens, while Carol looks at the delights of the floral marquee.
  • June 5, 2015
    s48e12
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    5th Jun 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    With around 400 gardens in England and Wales getting ready to open to the public for the National Gardens Scheme, Carol pays a visit to one of them as they get ready for the big event.
  • May 29, 2015
    s48e11
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    29th May 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Joe talks to a florist in Surrey who has perfected the art of kokedama which is a modern take on the hanging basket.
  • May 15, 2015
    s48e10
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    15th May 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty’s wildlife garden starts to take shape at Longmeadow with bees are very much at the forefront of his mind. He creates a nectar-rich border that will attract all sorts of bees and other pollinating insects. Joe attempts to find out more about the wonderful world of hanging baskets.
  • May 8, 2015
    s48e09
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    8th May 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    The team pay a visit to the RHS Malvern Spring Festival, which is celebrating its 30th birthday.
  • April 24, 2015
    s48e08
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    24th Apr 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is working on his ornamental grasses. In South Africa, some red-hot pokers grow in the wild and it is revealed what it takes to keep them happy.
  • April 17, 2015
    s48e07
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    17th Apr 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    James Alexander-Sinclair visits Borde Hill Garden in West Sussex as he celebrates magnolias. Monty gives his borders a bit of a boost and pricking out seedlings.
  • April 10, 2015
    s48e06
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    10th Apr 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    As the weather starts to improve, Monty cracks on with some timely tasks in his garden.
  • April 3, 2015
    s48e05
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    3rd Apr 2015
    4 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    With the Easter weekend now here it is ripe for starting some major projects in the garden. At Longmeadow, Monty is getting ready to install a new pond. Carol revisits Geoff and Sally Davis in their Somerset garden where their overgrown shrubs are in need of a good haircut.
  • March 27, 2015
    s48e04
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    27th Mar 2015
    4 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    With the clocks going forward this weekend, it’s time to get busy in the garden. Monty creates a new bed of asparagus and shows us how to divide hostas.
  • March 20, 2015
    s48e03
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    20th Mar 2015
    4 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Monty believes that once-popular chrysanthemum are well worth revisiting and shows us how to get them off to a great start. Joe has some helpful suggestions to help give a garden a revamp.
  • March 13, 2015
    s48e02
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    13th Mar 2015
    4 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Hellebores, the jewels of the early spring border, are featured on the show as Monty shares his top tips on how to get the best from them. Carol goes to see a couple who have just moved into a bungalow with a badly neglected garden.
  • March 6, 2015
    s48e01
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    6th Mar 2015
    4 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Monty is in his garden and deals with some urgent pruning and reveals some of the projects he’s got planned for the coming months.

Season 47

  • October 31, 2014
    s47e31
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    31st Oct 2014
    5 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Monty is getting his garden for winter and takes stock of his year at Longmeadow. The team pay a visit to RHS Wisley to find out more about some of the fungal diseases that can wreak havoc with plants at this time of year.
  • October 24, 2014
    s47e30
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    24th Oct 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty has some seasonal tasks to complete at Longmeadow. Carol visits the last time as they prepare their garden for Winter. Rachel's flower diary is in July and her plants are flourishing.
  • October 17, 2014
    s47e29
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    17th Oct 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    As autumn continues, Monty offers some advice on putting the garden to bed for winter. Carol talks to a nurseryman in Herefordshire and they indulge in the seasonal beauty of the Japanese maple.
  • October 10, 2014
    s47e28
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    10th Oct 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Rachel de Thame reveals how she got on in the past year growing cut flowers. Carol helps the first time gardeners plant some fruit. Monty reveals what should be grown in winter pots this year.
  • October 3, 2014
    s47e27
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    3rd Oct 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty shares tips on getting a successful onion and garlic crop. Carol takes the first time gardeners on a day out. Plus a daffodil expert shares their knowledge.
  • September 26, 2014
    s47e26
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    26th Sep 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty Don meets garden designer Piet Oudolf. Carol goes tree climbing in Bristol.
  • September 19, 2014
    s47e25
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    19th Sep 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Joe learns about the importance of allotment beekeeping. Carol Klein travels to Dorset to meet Neil Lucas.
  • September 12, 2014
    s47e24
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    12th Sep 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    With the final few days of summer drawing nearer and autumn about to take hold, it is time to start getting the garden ready for the months ahead. Monty Don plants some foxtail lilies, Carol visits a salvia expert. Plus the team meet a woman from a family of gardeners on the eve of her 100th birthday.
  • September 5, 2014
    s47e23
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    5th Sep 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty looks at the produce his garden is providing for the season as well as looking ahead to spring. Carol meets a wildlife enthusiast.
  • August 29, 2014
    s47e22
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    29th Aug 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty Don turns his attention to his ornamental grass borders. Carol meets a man who is searching for the best performing heleniums. Joe heads to some allotments in Birmingham, were he is treated to a Jamaican feast.
  • August 22, 2014
    s47e21
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    22nd Aug 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty Don visits the RHS gardens in Essex. Carol heads to RHS Wilsey and explores the creatures that live amongst the plants there. Plus the show visits a couple in Bournemouth who constantly win Britain in Bloom titles.
  • August 8, 2014
    s47e20
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    8th Aug 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty Don shows off his thriving Summer garden, but has some work to do on his hedges. Carol returns to Gloucestershire, were first-time gardeners Dan and Dominique have borders that need weeding and plants to propagate. Rachel de Thame visits Cannington Walled Gardens that have been re-modelled.
  • August 1, 2014
    s47e19
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    1st Aug 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Carol continues to travel around the country meeting people and the plants that are their passion. This week she is in Hampshire with the horticulturist Roy Lancaster, appreciating the virtues of the St John's wort. Joe takes a look around an unusual allotment in Tottenham whilst Monty is at Longmeadow where he reveals the secrets of making homemade compost.
  • July 25, 2014
    s47e18
    • 0.00/5
    25th Jul 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty needs to gently steer his garden to make sure it maintains its look over the Summer. This episode focuses on tidying up garden spaces, whether its pruning or improving. Carol meets a lavender expert. Joe visits a garden owned by the same person who owns the Mulberry fashion label.
  • July 11, 2014
    s47e17
    • 0.00/5
    11th Jul 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty finds out more about the use of pots and containers and explains their versatility, practicality and potential, and shows us how best to use them in our own gardens. Carol is back in Stroud to find out how the new gardeners are progressing.
  • July 4, 2014
    s47e16
    • 0.00/5
    4th Jul 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is in his garden at Longmeadow and offers some tips on keeping gardens at their best right through to the end of summer. Carol talks to Steve Head as she learns more about the wildlife that depend on the habitat that garden ponds offer.
  • June 27, 2014
    s47e15
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    27th Jun 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Carol meets a West Lothian who has a collection of peonies. Joe Swift gets a behind the scenes look at the gardens of Eton College.
  • June 20, 2014
    s47e14
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    20th Jun 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Joe Swift meets the team responsible for the displays at Wimbledon. Carol heads to Cornwall to look at a wide range of honeysuckles. Monty looks at seasonal flowers.
  • June 13, 2014
    s47e13
    • 0.00/5
    13th Jun 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Gardeners' World - S48E26 Carol and Joe report live from Birmingham at their latest event. Monty has top tips to keep the garden over the summer and checks if his broadbeans are ready to pick.
    (Screencap by tvrage.com)
  • June 6, 2014
    s47e12
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    6th Jun 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Gardeners' World - S48E26 The team celebrate the start of Summer. Carol enjoys a collection of Peonies in West Lothian. Joe Swift is given a behind the scenes look at a opera halls extensive gardens.
    (Screencap by tvrage.com)
  • May 30, 2014
    s47e11
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    30th May 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Gardeners' World - S48E26 Monty has advice and tips on creating a herb garden. Carrie Thomas shows off her collection of aquilegias. Carol joins her new gardeners as they give their vegetable patch a kick start.
    (Screencap by tvrage.com)
  • May 16, 2014
    s47e10
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    16th May 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Gardeners' World - S48E26 Monty plants some split peas and lillies. Carol returns to help first time gardeners in Gloucestershire as they plant in their new border. Sophie Raworth explores why Britain is so obsessed with plants and flowers ahead of the Chelsea Flower Show.
    (Screencap by tvrage.com)
  • May 9, 2014
    s47e09
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    9th May 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Gardeners' World - S48E26 Monty gets a behind the scenes look at the displays and gardens on offer at this years RHS Malvern Spring Festival. Carol visits the floral marquee and Joe Swift finds out what has inspired some of the displays.
    (Screencap by tvrage.com)
  • April 25, 2014
    s47e08
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    25th Apr 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Gardeners' World - S48E26 Carol visits a garden in Devon that celebrates the owners dog. Rachel is at Edinburgh's botanical gardens to go behind the scenes of one of their collections. Monty plans a yew hedge.
    (Screencap by tvrage.com)
  • April 18, 2014
    s47e07
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    18th Apr 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Gardeners' World - S48E26 Suggestions for work to do across the garden over Easter weekend. Monty Don looks at climbing plants. Carol helps first time gardeners find their way around a garden centre. Joe Swift visits a public garden in Staffordshire opening on Easter Sunday.
    (Screencap by tvrage.com)
  • April 11, 2014
    s47e06
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    11th Apr 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Gardeners' World - S48E26 Monty Don finishes working on his dry garden. Carol Klein visits a subtropical garden in Dorset. Patricia Cleveland-Peck an avid collector of camelia flowers shows off her collection to Carol and expert Jennifer Trehane.
    (Screencap by tvrage.com)
  • April 4, 2014
    s47e05
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    4th Apr 2014
    5 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Gardeners' World - S48E26 Monty Don overhauls his ornamental grasses with tips along the way on how to get rid of the larger overgrown plants. Rachel visits a garden in Cornwall full of hydrangeas. Carol looks at how the gardeners are progressing and helps them lay a lawn.
    (Screencap by tvrage.com)
  • March 28, 2014
    s47e04
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    28th Mar 2014
    5 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Gardeners' World - S48E26 Carol finds out more about the country's favourite plants and as she talks to the different people who dedicate their lives to them. The focus this week is on the daffodil. Monty is busy potting up his own dahlia tubers, and also has some tips for getting the best results later in the year.
    (Screencap by tvrage.com)
  • March 21, 2014
    s47e03
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    21st Mar 2014
    5 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Gardeners' World - S48E26 Monty prunes his buddleja and is busy sowing seeds so that he can have a stunning summer display. Carol meets up with a young family in Gloucestershire who are just getting started with their first garden. Joe talks to a gardener in Northumberland who has to deal with temperatures of -18C in the winter and 30C in the summer.
    (Screencap by tvrage.com)
  • March 14, 2014
    s47e02
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    14th Mar 2014
    5 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Gardeners' World - S48E26 Monty deals with the problem of box blight in his garden at Longmeadow. Joe meets with a gardener taking on the challenges of gardening on the windswept Cornish coastline, to create a haven of beauty.
    (Screencap by tvrage.com)
  • March 7, 2014
    s47e01
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    7th Mar 2014
    5 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Gardeners' World - S48E26 Carol takes a look at one of the gems of early spring which is the cyclamen. Joe finds out more about gardens that thrive despite their extreme locations, beginning in West Wales in a bog garden. Rachel visits a rose garden, home to over 2,500 different varieties. Monty explains what we can do in the spring to guarantee a great display of roses in the summer.
    (Screencap by tvrage.com)

Season 46

  • November 15, 2013
    s46e31
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    15th Nov 2013
    6 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Monty is beginning to prepare the flowering borders in the Jewel Garden for winter and creates a huge bonfire. Carol learns more about berry-laden hedgerows and shows how to grow them into new trees.
  • November 8, 2013
    s46e30
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    8th Nov 2013
    6 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Monty makes a decision on which bird boxes will work best for different places in the garden. Joe meets with Wayne and Gerardine Hemingway, to learn how they combine sustainability with their designer-style. Carol learns more about the history of the rose at Coughton Court.
  • November 1, 2013
    s46e29
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    1st Nov 2013
    6 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Monty is busy in the garden lifting and storing tender plants to keep over the winter months. He also tips for planting up garden pots to provide a focal point through the winter. Rachellearns more about the mania for tulip growing in Holland as she visits the world's largest spring garden, Keukenhof. Esther Rantzen gives Joe a guided tour around her much-loved garden.
  • October 25, 2013
    s46e28
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    25th Oct 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty faces some difficult decisions about what to get rid of as he prepares for his spring display. He also deals with the yearly hazard of slippery paths and shows us how best to deal with the problem. Carol pays a visit to a National Collection of michaelmas daisies near Malvern to find out what makes it so special.
  • October 18, 2013
    s46e27
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    18th Oct 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Autumn has taken full hold at Longmeadow but the garden is still looking fine. Monty is dividing his Pulmonaria to try and encourage a good display next spring and offers some timely advice on protecting plants from the first frosts of the season. Carol finds out more about the myth and magic of the rowan tree.
  • October 11, 2013
    s46e26
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    11th Oct 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty assisted by Nigel have plenty to be getting on with preparing for the winter ahead. Carol is in Surrey looking at wild and cultivated heathers.
  • October 4, 2013
    s46e25
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    4th Oct 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is gathering his apple, pear and quince crop and has some advice on how to store them. He is also planting up some indoor bulbs that make perfect gifts for Christmas. Carol is in Wales where she finds out more about the world of the Eupatorium with a gardener who has a rare and spectacular collection.
  • September 27, 2013
    s46e24
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    27th Sep 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is at RHS Rosemoor in Devon where he learns how they grow fruit trees in the smallest of spaces and what it takes for a vegetable to earn the RHS Award of Garden Merit. Carol receives some seasonal inspiration from an extensive sedum collection, all nestled within the stunning borders in the garden.
  • September 20, 2013
    s46e23
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    20th Sep 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty does some autumn lawn maintenance tasks and plants up pots of diminutive bulbs for blooms early next spring. Carol takes a look at burnets, also known as sanguisorba.
  • September 13, 2013
    s46e22
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    13th Sep 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Carol is gathering a wild blackberry harvest from the hedgerows and finds out about a surprising number of more domesticated brambles that we can grow in our gardens. Monty is at Longmeadow enjoying the fruits of his labours.
  • August 30, 2013
    s46e21
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    30th Aug 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty ia looking ahead to autumn as he tackles the perennial problem of what to grow in the dry shade beneath a tree or shrub. Carol finds out more about late summer jewel, the crocosmia.
  • August 23, 2013
    s46e20
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    23rd Aug 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty comes up with some timely jobs to keep gardeners busy over the Bank Holiday weekend. He begins to cut his hedges and has plenty of advice on how to go about it. Carol takes a step back in time as she visits an 18th century walled garden in the Scottish Borders.
  • August 16, 2013
    s46e19
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    16th Aug 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty looks ahead to the future as he propagates a range of plants to guarantee a great display next summer. Carol celebrates a vibrant summer flower, the daylily.
  • August 9, 2013
    s46e18
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    9th Aug 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    In a Summer of Wildlife special episode, Monty takes a look at the secret life of his garden. Carol takes a look at a plant family both popular with bees and butterflies.
  • August 2, 2013
    s46e17
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    2nd Aug 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty reminds the viewers that there is still time to sow some late vegetables and shows how easy it is to grow salad in a pot. Carol is in Norfolk to take a look at the delights of the bearded iris.
  • July 26, 2013
    s46e16
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    26th Jul 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is trying to make sure that his plants are making the most of the warmth and light. Carol finds out more about flowering dogwoods.
  • July 19, 2013
    s46e15
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    19th Jul 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty begins to work on his new wild flower garden at Longmeadow and gets to taste the first new potatoes of the year. He also shows how a radical chop of some border plants now can rejuvenate them for later in the year.
  • June 21, 2013
    s46e14
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    21st Jun 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    With summer now well underway, there's plenty to be getting on with in the garden at Longmeadow. Monty makes sure that the garden remains beautiful all summer long. Joe pays a visit to a garden transported to Britain from Japan around a hundred years ago.
  • June 14, 2013
    s46e13
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    14th Jun 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    As summer gets underway at Longmeadow, Monty does some timely tasks in his vegetable garden and flower beds. Carol visits a cottage garden which holds the national collection of cultivated forms. Sir Frank Williams explains why he is opening his garden at Inholmes as part of the National Garden Scheme Festival Weekend.
  • June 7, 2013
    s46e12
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    7th Jun 2013
    6 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty offers some top tips for creating new herbaceous perennials as he fills the gaps in his cottage garden. Carol continues her plant hunter series with a visit to Minterne House in Dorset.
  • May 31, 2013
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    Monty works on a new raised seating area, surrounded by wild flowers. Carol pays Battsford Arboretum a visit in the Cotswolds. Monty also plants beans and courgettes in the vegetable garden.
  • May 17, 2013
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty deals with some seasonal jobs at Longmeadow and plants clematis in his cottage garden. Rachel dvisits the world's biggest flower garden in Holland. Carol looks for some early plant hunters, responsible for the glorious selection of magnolias brought to these shores.
  • May 10, 2013
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    This week the show comes from the Malvern Spring Gardening Show at the Three Counties Showground. Monty , Joe and Carol are behind the scenes where they meet the garden designers and the nursery men and women who make this event so special.
  • April 26, 2013
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    Monty Don plants a vine to grow dessert grapes and also takes a look at ones that can be grown outside as well as in a greenhouse. Carol takes a look at the Trillium grandiflorum. Rachel takes a look arounds a suburban, hidden garden with charms all of its own.
  • April 19, 2013
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    Monty looks for signs of spring in his garden at Longmeadow hoping that he will finally be able to plant his potatoes. He also creates an alpine trough. Carol takes a look at native celandines which can be found on hedgerows and woods at this time of year.
  • April 12, 2013
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    Monty pays the RHS Garden Wisley in Surrey a visit to learn from the the experts how easy alpines are to grow. Carol attempts to help Britain in Bloom volunteer Michael Welsh, who is determined to bring colour to the former colliery town of Easington. Joe ewnjoys an early taste of summer colour at the National Botanic Garden of Wales.
  • April 5, 2013
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    Monty attempts to show how to plant pots of bulbs for fabulous summer colour. Carol takes a look at native celandines which grace our hedgerows and woods at this time of year. Rachel shares her passion for rare plants looking at a relative new comer to spring gardens, the hepatica.
  • March 29, 2013
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    Monty is cutting back his grass borders as Easter approaches. Joe offers his top tips for creating a natural garden, while Carol is in Cornwall looking for a garden full of spring colour.
  • March 22, 2013
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    20:30- 21:00
    Monty shows how to get ready for spring and summer with tasks in his damp garden and around the pond. Joe offers a master classes on planting design by offering tips on how to create a tropical green oasis. Carol plants a viburnum that will give spring colour to her garden.
  • March 15, 2013
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    20:30- 21:00
    Monty explains his passion for roses as he plants some bare root varieties in the Jewel Garden at Longmeadow. The show also features a visit to the magnificent formal rose garden of Hever Castle in Kent. Monty offers advice on the best type of mulch to use for particular garden and planting conditions. Carol is enjoying the seasonal spectacle and scent of her mahonias and describes their exotic and dramatic history.
  • March 8, 2013
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    20:30- 21:00
    Monty shows the changes he has made to his garden over the winter as he tackles some timely pruning tasks and shows the best way to lay a new path. Carol is out and about in Oxfordshire celebrating snowdrops staggering diversity. Rachel pays a visit to Cambridge Botanic Garden, which has one of the country's most popular winter gardens.

Season 45

  • November 9, 2012
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    20:30- 21:00
    Monty offers advice on the jobs to do now and over the winter in the garden. On Walney Island in Cumbria, Carol takes a look at the diversity of wild plants which thrive in its maritime climate and dlearns about a very special hardy geranium which grows nowhere else in the world. Rachel is in Swansea to talk to Andrea Gordon, who, despite being blind from birth, has a garden overflowing with plants.
  • November 2, 2012
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    20:30- 21:00
    With bonfire night just around the corner, Monty turns his attention to the firecracker colours of spring after he starts to tidy up his herbaceous plants to make room to plant tulip bulbs. Rachel travels to Suffolk to look at some of the best small trees and shrubs for autumn colour in the gardens at East Bergholt Place. Carol is at the Royal Horticultural Society's garden at Rosemoor in Devon where they grow a collection of holly.
  • October 26, 2012
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    With Halloween fast approaching, Monty is harvesting pumpkins and he explains how to store them for roasts, soups and stews in the upcoming months. Joe takes a look around a high end garden in West London to get some tips on how clever landscaping and the use of lighting can turn a small space into an outdoor room. Carol travels to Wales to learn how the versatile willow can be used by the gardener to bring form and colour to winter borders.
  • October 19, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty offers some practical tips to help protect tender plants as the first frosts of the year begin to bite. He also begins getting ready for next spring, planting tulips, pansies and apple trees and shares his advice on training step-over apples and planting out wallflowers from seed. Carol shows how to grow plants from cuttings. Joe takes a look around the gardens of West Dean in Sussex and learns about a collection of fruit which has been trained to make the most efficient use of space possible.
  • October 12, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is making plans for next year's flowers as he plants roses for spring and summer flowering and tidies up in the vegetable garden. Carol finds out more about Britain's native wild clematis and pays a visit to a clematis enthusiast in Lancashire. Rachel is in Bristol to meet a couple who have filled their small back garden with tender tropical plants.
  • October 5, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty offers lots of advice for jobs to be getting on with in early autumn and also offers tips for planting bulbs in a variety of places in the garden. Carol attempts to answer another gardener's dilemma after she shows the best way to divide and care for agapanthus. At RHS Rosemoor, Rachel recommends autumn flowering plants for our gardens, which also have the benefit of adding some scent.
  • September 28, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is at Longmeadow, getting ready for the seasons to come. He shows a fast and easy way to prune shrub roses and then plants up pots that will flower for Christmas. Carol takes a look around a garden in Somerset where grasses have been used to maximum effect on a sloping site.
  • September 21, 2012
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    Monty is at the Royal Horticultural Society's garden at Wisley, Surrey whilst Carol Klien pays a visit to Harlow Carr in North Yorkshire as part of a special programme from the RHS grounds.
  • September 14, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is at Longmeadow with recommendations for which bulbs to choose and plant. In Devon, Carol shows how to propagate favourite plants during a house move. Joe pays a visit to Hestercombe Gardens in Somerset to take a close look at how design and colour can evoke mood in a garden.
  • September 6, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    The start of September is the beginning of a new gardening season and Monty recommends vegetables to sow now for winter cropping. Carol finds out more about one of our most common wild plants, the daisy.
  • August 31, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    At the end of August, some perennial plants need to be setting seed and, for gardeners on a budget, this is the time to collect, store and sow them to stock gardens for free. Monty explains the process by showing which seeds to sow now, which to save for later and which ones respond better to a short amount of time spent in the fridge.
  • August 24, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty Don explains how to plan late summer colour in the flowerbed and also shares viewers' tips on how to overcome the onslaught of slugs and snails. Carol is in Yorkshire looking for the harebell, one of her favourite wild flowers. She also takes a look around an historic garden to appreciate the harebell's cultivated cousin, the campanula.
  • August 17, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty offers different gardening techniques to make sure that the garden stays in tip top condition throughout the summer months. Carol takes a look at water lilies in the wild and takes a look around a garden to see how breeding has enabled gardeners to grow sensational varieties in any type of pond.
  • August 10, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    It's the pond, hedges, and edges of Monty's garden which are the focus of attention this week. Joe takes a look around a garden on a Welsh mountainside and learns how the owner has risen to the challenging topography and rain to create a colourful and verdant garden. At Glebe Cottage, Carol answers viewers' queries about the proliferation of slugs and snails in our gardens.
  • August 3, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty explains what to plant to create fragrance during summer before turning his attention to his herb garden. Rachel looks for intoxicating scents on a visit to RHS Harlow Carr. Carol is back in her native Lancashire to learn more abput aromatic roses thriving in the wild.
  • July 27, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Rachel is given a preview of the gardens in the Olympic Park and talks to those who have battled the elements to make sure they are at the peak of perfection. Carol finds out more about London's wild side, exploring a community garden in the centre of the city. Monty is busy at Longmeadow, sowing late summer salads and harvesting blackcurrants.
  • July 20, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty shows how his garden has changed over the last four weeks and gets to grips with a variety of jobs in the walled garden. Carol takes a look around East Lambrook Manor, a beautiful garden that is host to a stunning array of this cottage garden stalwart.
  • June 22, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty Don replaces plants that are past their best, such as wallflowers, with other annuals that will add colour to the garden until autumn, and also harvests the first summer fruits and vegetables. Carol Klein offers advice on how to provide a habitat for wildlife, and Joe Swift picks up design tips during a trip to Kelmarsh Hall in Northamptonshire.
  • Gardeners' World Live at the NEC in Birmingham
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    7 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    The team report from Gardeners' World Live at the NEC in Birmingham.
  • June 8, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    With the garden coming to live more each day, it gives Monty plenty of chance to get on top of all the seasonal jobs at Longmeadow. Carol helps one viewer with propagation queries.
  • June 1, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is planting annual plants into a container that will create colour and interest all summer long. He is also working in the vegetable garden and offers tips and advice on how best to grow cauliflowers. Carol attempts to answer an unusual dilemma from a gardener who lives in a lighthouse. The show pays a vist to the tranquil Worcestershire village of Feckenham, where over thirty private gardens are preparing to open their doors to the public.
  • May 18, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is at Longmeadow with some inspirational ideas and plants gathered from the Malvern Spring Show. He has some tipsfor planting bearded irises and also works on the pond where he shares ideas on different types of water lilies and how to plant them. Carol takes a look at ferns, discovering them in the wild. There is also an update on the novice gardeners at the Didcot army barracks as they continue to work on their cut flower garden.
  • May 11, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty, Carol and Rachel are at the Malvern Spring show taking a look at the best the show has to offer.
  • April 27, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    This week the show offers lots of advice and tips on how and what to grow in a pond, Rachel de Thame joins Monty at Longmeadow to help him. Joe pays a visit to Charles Rutherfoord, architect and chair of the Society of Garden Designers, to chat to him about the unique design of his own little garden.
  • April 20, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty offers some some great suggestions of stalwarts which not only thrive in shady spots in your garden which is bereft of flowers but will return year after year. He is also working in the vegetable plot offering tips on what to sow and plant out now. Carol finds out our native lungwort, the pulmonaria, is growing prolifically in the woodlands and verges of the New Forest. Joe is at an allotment site in West Yorkshire to talk to a vegetable grower who, using the power of manure, is already harvesting an amazing amount of salad crops.
  • April 13, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    The show is full of know-how tips this week about how to sow a seed and ideas about how you could improve your garden during the summer.
  • April 6, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Easter has arrived and with comes the biggest gardening weekend of the year. The team offer advice and inspiration from large projects to tackling weeds. At Longmeadow, Monty is beginning to work on his vegetable plot. Carol celebrates the humble daffodil and travels to Lincolnshire where she finds drifts of wild daffodils. Rachel attempts to help a group of military wives as they start growing cut flowers for the first time.
  • March 30, 2012
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty attempts to explain how we can take advantage of the new growth of different perennials and starts by taking cuttings from emerging Delphiniums in his border and also from a pot grown plant. He also shows the best way of planting Clematis against a wall. Carol is in Southern Ireland where she takes a look at wild primroses and talks to a man who has spent the last 35 years conserving old 19th century Irish primroses as well as creating new varieties.
  • March 23, 2012
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    20:30- 21:00
    It is a busy time in the garden with the longer daylight hours giving a great opportunity to get on with bigger gardening projects. Joe joins Monty in his garden as they attempt to get to grips with lining his newly created pond. Monty is also seed sowing. Carol answers a viewer's gardening dilemma by showing how to select and propagate plants suited to a dry bank situation.
  • March 16, 2012
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    20:30- 21:00
    Monty and the team take a look at different practical ways to achieve a better looking garden during the spring. Monty selects and planting some climbing roses at his garden in Herefordshire. He also does some essential border maintenance tasks.Carol explains how some plants have adapted themselves to grow in the driest of soils and offersher choice of plants which should survive with the minimum of attention.
  • March 9, 2010
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    7 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Monty takes a look at the changes that have happend in his garden during the winter months reveals how to plant bare-rooted raspberries in his fruit garden. He also uses his secateurs to rejuvenate an overgrown winter flowering honeysuckle. Carol tskes a look around an ancient woodland site in Hertfordshire where wild species of hellebores are growing. Joe begins his guide to garden design by looking at the one thing every garden has in common, boundaries.

Season 44

  • Christmas Special
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    20:30- 21:00
    Monty, Carol, Joe and Rachel attempt to celebrate the festive season from a gardener's point of view. Monty and Rachel have a good clear up as Longmeadow as they cut back some plants but leaving others for the wildlife. Monty also works on his rhubarb patch. With Joe's hel. Monty attempts to move a holly tree that has outgrown its current location. Carol finds out more about some of the country's best winter walks. Pam Ayres explains how she encourages wildlife into her garden.
  • October 28, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty does some autumn maintenance on his garden as he looks back over the year. Carol is at Glebe Cottage as she continues to work on her new raised beds and taming an overgrown and unruly rambling rose. Joe takes a look around Alnwick Castle in Northumberland.
  • October 21, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty insulates his greenhouse so that it can provide a winter home for all sorts of different tender plants. He also offers tips and techniques for ensuring their survival until the following year. Carol takes a look around the garden of a tropical plant enthusiast to discover how he protects some of his exotic specimens. Monty visits the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in South Africa where he takes a look at their native plants which are also familiar to many British gardens.
  • October 14, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is getting the garden ready for next summer by planting some sweet peas. Carol visits Thorp Perrow Arboretum in Yorkshire taking a look at the autumn display and she also recommends varieties suitable to plant in our gardens. Monty also plants some daffodils and anemones in the dry shade under trees for a spring display in his garden.
  • October 7, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty offers advice on how to store an apple crop so it will last roght through winter. Monty also clears his greenhouse and makes plans for next year by planting garlic in the vegetable garden. Carol is in her garden at Glebe Cottage, where she is dividing her perennials.
  • September 30, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    This special programme comes from all four of the Royal Horticultural Society gardens as the presenters are out on the road lookingst how each location's differing climate affects the plants they grow.
  • September 23, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty offers advice on taking cuttings from roses to bulk up stock for free. Carol is collecting seeds from her favourite flowering perennials as she plans to plant up a new border as cheaply as possible. Rachel travels to Hook End in Berkshire to take a look at a variety of splendid roses.
  • September 9, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty makes plans for spring by planting some early nectar sources for bees. He also plants some asters which will give colour for autumn and also help bees build up their nectar reserves to help them get through the winter. Carol travels to Norfolk to take a look around the Pensthorpe Nature Reserve.
  • September 2, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty explaisn how to to maximise next year's soft fruit crop by pruning his summer raspberries and planting on strawberry runners. Rachel de Thame pays a visit to the home of historian Sir Roy Strong and takes a look around his garden.
  • August 26, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty reveals his his plans to create a wet meadow. He begins by planting some herbaceous perennials. Carol travels to the Welsh mountains to pick up some vegetable growing tips.
  • August 19, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty makes plans for the autumn by planting crocus at Longmeadow. He also adds cyclamen to the spring garden, and offers tips on how to get a great show from them. Joe takeas a look around Marks Hall. Carol talks to a Staffordshire couple who've created a garden for all four seasons in their half-acre plot.
  • August 12, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is pruning the deciduous hedges that are an important part of the structure and form of Longmeadow. He then plants dahlias and cannas in pots for colour that will last right into the autumn. Monty also travel to London and gets the chance to look around second largest garden in the city which is the American Ambassador's garden.
  • July 29, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    At Longmeadow, Monty attempts to make sure that there will be some late summer colour. He also divides irises and shows what has gone wrong with his onion crop. Joe takes a look around Newby Hall in North Yorkshire which is also home to the longest herbaceous borders in Europe. Carol explains how she manages to keep her flower beds looking their best at this time of year.
  • July 22, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is impressed by the sweet peas he grew from seed earlier in the year. He takes softwood cuttings from herbs, including lavender, and lifts and divides the primulas. Rachel talks to a couple from Hampshire who have created their garden around the hosta which is their favourite plant. Carol is in Wales to learn how a man changed his sloping plot into a garden on five different levels.
  • July 8, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty demonstrates which plants to choose for sensational borders that will last through out the summer. He also plants squashes and pumpkins. Carol offers advice on which are the best hardy geraniums for different situations. She also takes a look around the gardens of Waltham Place. Joe visits Cothay Manor where he learns what it takes to maintain 12 acres of beautiful gardens.
  • June 17, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty plants dahlias, tends to his roses and offers tips on how to extend the life of the vegetable garden. Monty, Carol, Joe and Rachel are at Gardeners' World Live, where they take a look at different show gardens. They also take part in a bring and buy plant sale.
  • June 10, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty takes a look around the iconic garden of impressionist painter Claude Monet in Giverny. Monty also shares his top tips for growing key culinary herbs back in his own garden. Carol pays a visit to a gardener in need of help.
  • June 3, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    The plants in the garden are growing with such speed that some have a tendency to flop as June gets under way. Monty explains how to make stakes that can be used for many years to come to help the plants. Carol pays a visitor to a gardener and bee keeper in Wiltshire who is trying to make the most of a shady area by planting nectar rich plants.
  • May 20, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty gets ready to surround the courtyard garden with scented summer pots. Joe gets the chance to take a look around a rarely seen private garden created by one of Britain's foremost designers. Carol travels to Wiltshire to help a couple who have lost most of the plants on their pergola because of the harsh winter.
  • May 13, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    The team begin this year's flower show season by paying a visit to the Malvern Spring Gardening Show.
  • May 6, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    Monty works on his 'dry garden', an area where the soil is particularly thin and baked by the sun as May gets under way. Rachel takes a look around the gardens of Coton Manor in Northamptonshire. Carol talks to a woman who loves gardening for the different creatures they attract to her South Devon garden.
  • April 22, 2011
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    8 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is planting climbers for different aspects in his walled garden at Longmeadow, Carol is in her garden at Glebe cottage where she takes inspiration from the nearby Devon hedgerows to find out which kind of plants thrive there and then uses some of their cultivated cousins to transform an area in her own garden.
  • April 15, 2011
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    8 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty adds pot-grown plants, as well as sowing some from seed to his gareden after spring gets under way. He also names some other wildflowers which would thrive in most gardens. Carol talks to Matt Bishop, who explains why he is attracted to later flowering varieties of daffodils. Rachel attempts to show how to deal with pruning an overgrown shrubbery.
  • April 8, 2011
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    8 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Monty is getting ready for for the summer by sowing hardy annuals like nasturtiums and calendulas. Carol takes a look around a garden that is full of art, design and architecture. Joe attempts to deal with a gardening problem that many lovers of exotic plants have been struggling to deal with because of the winter weather.
  • April 1, 2011
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    19:30- 20:00
    With April now here, Monty Don starts to reinvigorate his Jewel Garden. Carol Klein takes a look around one of the world's most renowned camellia collections when she visits Mount Edgcumbe in Cornwall. Rachel de Thame takes a look behind the scenes at the Royal Horticultural Society's main garden at Wisley.
  • March 25, 2011
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    20:30- 21:00
    The team offer advise on which plants will add colour to the garden during the summer.
  • March 18, 2011
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    8 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    With winter drawing to a close, work in the garden increases. Monty plants pots of summer bulbs for colour and scent. He also talks about his plans for reinvigorating the area in his garden where perennials planted for their rich jewel-like colours need some attention. Carol takes a look around Glendurgan Garden in Cornwall.
  • March 11, 2011
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    8 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Monty Don returns to the series and uses his garden at his own Herefordshire home. Monty, Carol, Joe and Rachel are getting ready for spring. Carol takes a look around one of the country's best winter gardens at Anglesey Abbey. Joe and Rachel are in Dorset.

Season 43

  • The Science of Gardening
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    26th Nov 2010
    9 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Carol transforms her garden into a living laboratory and allows some scientific experts to explore, analyse and observe her soil, compost, seeds, weather, leaves, and flowers.
  • November 12, 2010
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    9 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Toby offers tips on how to make the most of gardens during the winter and he shows how to shape up difficult climbers. Alys shows her favourite varieties of roses. Carol offers propagation tips at Glebe Cottage.
  • November 5, 2010
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    5th Nov 2010
    9 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Toby explains how leaves can be turned into leaf mould. Carol visits Kew where she finds out how the world of plant classification is now becoming much simpler as scientists are beginning to use DNA techniques to accurately draw up definitive family trees for plants.
  • October 29, 2010
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    29th Oct 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby offers tips and advice on how to store tender tropical plants over winter. Carol takes a look around the National Arboretum at Westonbirt in Gloucestershire. Alys meets Paul Barnett, who grows 250 different varieties of apple on just one tree.
  • October 22, 2010
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    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby Bgives tips on how prolong the life of a vegetable patch through the winter. Joe takes a look around the gardens of Iford Manor in Wiltshire whilst discovers more about orchids at Kew Gardens.
  • October 15, 2010
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    15th Oct 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby shows how to use prairie planting.
  • October 8, 2010
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    8th Oct 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby shows how to prepare vegetable gardens for the winter. Carol takes a closer look at the rose family.
  • Grow to Show
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    1st Oct 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Joe Swift he attempts to grow some perfectly-formed vegetables at a top RHS event.
  • September 24, 2010
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    24th Sep 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    This week the show offers a master class on how to restore your grass to lush, green turf. Carol takes a closer look at the borders at the RHS gardens at Rosemoor in Devon.
  • September 17, 2010
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    17th Sep 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    September is when crops are harvested. Toby explains how to collect the precious seeds from annual and perennial plants and explains how they should be stored them to keep them as fresh as possible for free sowing the following year.
  • September 10, 2010
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    10th Sep 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby gives tips for low-maintenance plant combinations that will keep borders looking nice. Joe gets advise on how to deal with troublesome lawns. The garden of Roald Dahl is taken a look around.
  • September 3, 2010
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    3rd Sep 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    September is the month when the new season begins for gardeners as they make plans for the winter and spring. Toby explains how to store the last of the potato harvest so that they can still be used during the winter. Toby also shows how the technique of plaiting onions into strings.
  • August 27, 2010
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    27th Aug 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby takes cuttings whilst it is still warm, giving them plenty of time to grow roots before the colder weather arrives. Joe offers tips for green roofs and names some plants to give year-round interest on top of any shed.
  • August 20, 2010
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    20th Aug 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby shows how to increase the numbers of butterflies coming to your garden by planting the right flowers. Carol takes a look at the more decorative members of the potato family.
  • August 6, 2010
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    6th Aug 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby and Carol offer their services after hearing about a community of gardeners in the Ribble Valley in Lancashire who are suffering with some of the commonest garden problems.
  • July 30, 2010
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    30th Jul 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby explains how to create a beautiful but simple garden path using recycled materials. Carol takes a look around the restored Victorian vegetable garden at Knightshayes Court.
  • July 23, 2010
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    23rd Jul 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    The team embark on different summer projects.
  • June 18, 2010
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    18th Jun 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    The show comes live from the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.
  • June 11, 2010
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    11th Jun 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby shows how to replace spring displays with colourful plants which will last until the autumn. Advice is also offered on lawns and shrubs.
  • June 4, 2010
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    4th Jun 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby takes a look at plants which thrive in the moist conditions of pond margins and recommends varieties which add a splash of colour and also have great foliage.
  • May 21, 2010
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    21st May 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby gives his top tips on how to get a great tomato harvest. Carol takes a closer look at the nettle clan. Alys uses an old native American Indian technique for growing tender vegetables.
  • May 14, 2010
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    14th May 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby explains how to create the wow factor with beautiful blooming hanging baskets. Toby also suggests a selection of colourful plants that will thrive beside a fence or wall or in the shadow of a tree.
  • May 7, 2010
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    7th May 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    The team travel to the Malvern Spring Show where they take a look at some of the best plants in the floral marquee and take a look at the latest in design ideas from the show gardens.
  • April 23, 2010
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    23rd Apr 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    This week Toby focuses on the high impact, low maintenance plants of the American prairie-style border at Greenacre. At Glebe Cottage, Carol takes a look at the borage family. Toby plants sweetcorn in his family garden and offers tips on how to grow popcorn in your own garden.
  • April 16, 2010
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    16th Apr 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby makes some suggestions for quick-growing climbing plants which will look good before the summer. Joe joins Toby at Greenacre and explains how to build a pond from recycled materials which will still look good.
  • April 9, 2010
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    9th Apr 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby makes plans for a cutting garden at Greenacre.
  • April 2, 2010
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    2nd Apr 2010
    9 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby, Joe and Alys each create a back garden at Greenacre. Carol Klein visits Tresco Abbey on the Isles of Scilly where she takes a look at the extraordinary and exotic plants that thrive there.
  • March 26, 2010
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    26th Mar 2010
    9 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Toby plant a variety of vegetables at Greenacre. Joe plants evergreen hedging and offering advice on planting Camellias. Colin Crosbie gives a master class in Camellia pruning techniques.
  • March 19, 2010
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    19th Mar 2010
    9 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Toby tidies up the Bee Border at Greenacre.
  • March 12, 2010
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    12th Mar 2010
    9 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Toby Buckland creates a new pergola at Greenacre. Joe maintains the prairie border. The Royal Horticultural Society show some rose pruning techniques at Hyde Hall. At Castle Howard, Brian Deighton gives a tour of the stately home's rose garden.
  • March 5, 2010
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    9 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Toby looks at the best varieties of snowdrop available for the garden and offers tips on the the best sorts of tomatoes. Joe joins Toby as they get the fruit garden under way. At Glebe Cottage, Carol takes a closer look at the Hellebore family. Alys plants some sweet peas for picking during the summer.

Season 42

  • The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
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    4th Dec 2009
    10 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Sandi Toksvig narrates the story of the seven founders of the Royal Horticultural Society. They used to meet in the early 1800's above a bookshop in the London region of Piccadilly.
  • Women and Gardening
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    27th Nov 2009
    10 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Carol Klein narrates a special episode which takes a look at some special women from history who have defied convention in order to follow their passion for horticulture.
  • Joe's Design Made Easy
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    6th Nov 2009
    10 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    Joe revisits visits Mark Amphlett and Suzanne Raynor in Birmingham to discover if the garden he helped them design has ended up being the garden they had always dreamed about having.
  • Carol's Gardening Class
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    30th Oct 2009
    10 years ago
    20:30- 21:00
    The series take a look back at Carol Klein's gardening class and the three pupils who took part.
  • October 23, 2009
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    23rd Oct 2009
    10 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby and the team get Greenacre ready for the winter season. Joe and Alys offer their top tips for keeping the garden looking good all through out the winter. The winner of the BBC Gardener of the Year competition is announced.
  • October 16, 2009
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    16th Oct 2009
    10 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby explains what plants need to be brought indoors for the winter. Joe explains some innovative ideas for plant protection.
  • October 9, 2009
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    9th Oct 2009
    10 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby plants a hazel nut tree in the vegetable garden as autumn arrives. Alys Fowler looks at the best winter bedding plant bargains available. The fifth finalist in the BBC Gardener of the Year competition is revealed.
  • October 2, 2009
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    2nd Oct 2009
    10 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Oriental flowers are planted by Toby in Greenacre's woodland garden. The fourth finalist in the BBC Gardener of the Year competition is revealed.
  • September 25, 2009
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    25th Sep 2009
    10 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    The team take inspiration from Trentham Gardens in Staffordshire as they work on Greenacres' own prairie border. Carol explains which plants give the best autumn colours. The third finalist in BBC Gardener of the Year competition is revealed.
  • September 18, 2009
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    18th Sep 2009
    10 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby makes plans for the Spring. Alys offers tips on how to cheat the season by having Spring bulbs at Christmas. The second finalist is revealed in the BBC Gardener of the Year competition.
  • September 11, 2009
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    11th Sep 2009
    10 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby says which plants are best for a bountiful seed harvest. The first of the five finalists in the BBC Gardener of the Year competition is named.
  • September 4, 2009
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    4th Sep 2009
    10 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby explains the best way to lay turf while Alys grows a lawn from scratch. Sarah Cox shows the cameras around her garden.
  • August 28, 2009
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    28th Aug 2009
    10 years ago
    19:30- 20:00
    Toby is at his coastal garden where he reveals the completed garden. Joe helps him create a seaside seat made from sea washed pebbles.