Gardeners' World

Monty starts getting some tender veg underway, recommends plants which thrive with very little water.

Adam Frost plants up his gravel garden with spring colour and starts work on a new project.

Monty is at Longmeadow and Adam, Carol and Frances Tophill at the RHS Malvern Spring Festival.

Monty plants out his dahlias as well as dividing ornamental grasses.

Monty starts planting a fragrant border and he has tips on successional planting in the vegetable garden.

Monty turns his attention to the tender annuals he has grown from seed and plants out beans.

The team are out and about this week in Birmingham at the annual Gardeners’ World Live show.

Monty revels in the roses in his garden and harvests honey from his bees.

Monty cuts back and divides spring flowering plants and gives advice on the pruning.

Monty catches up with summer maintenance in his wildlife garden and recommends plants for shade under trees.

Monty and the team focus their attention on the loss of wildflower habitats in the UK.

Monty shows us how to produce a medley of vegetables from a small space.

Gardeners’ World joins Adam in his garden to catch up with its progress since our last visit in spring.

Monty adds autumn perennials to his borders, shows how to take root cuttings and has plans for next year.

Monty assesses the progress, successes and failures of a new area of the garden.

Gardeners’ World takes a look at the role that plants and gardening has in our mental and physical health.

Mary Berry comes to tea with Monty this week and he offers his advice on her new garden.

This week Monty gives tips on moving plants which are in the wrong place or have outgrown their space.

Monty shows which plants need protection from the elements and which can be left until after the frosts.