In this episode of Gardeners' World Carol Klein is with eminent plantsman Keith Wiley, at his garden in Devon, celebrating the exquisite dog's tooth violet. Keith is passionate about these unsung woodland plants. Rachel de Thame visits the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh to take a look behind the scenes at their world-renowned collection of alpines and find out what it takes to keep their fantastic display at the peak of perfection. And at Longmeadow, Monty Don cracks on with some timely tasks and makes a start on planting up a yew hedge as well as giving us alpine care tips and plants up an alpine tough. He also sows parsnips using radish as a marker.
Monty takes leaf cuttings from streptocarpus. He lifts and divides primroses. He explains the importance of hardening off plus he plants out sweet peas. He also sows sweetcorn plus answers a viewer's question on greenhouse equipment. Carol Klein returns to Gloucestershire to help first-time garde...
Monty Don offers some advice on what to do with your spent tulips and shares some tips on how to make the perfect herb garden. He plants out French tarragon and lemon verbena. He also removes spent tulips from pots and replaces them with dahlias. We meet Carrie Thomas in Swansea, who holds the Na...
Monty Don and the team celebrate the start of summer as they indulge in the stunning array of colour and scent beginning to take over our gardens. Carol Klein continues her celebration of great plants and the people who champion them. In this episode she's at Glendoick near Perth enjoying their w...
