Through the coming spring, summer and autumn, Monty will be in his garden, Longmeadow, with a host of timely tips, ideas and inspiration that we can apply to our own gardens. As usual, Monty is joined by Carol Klein, Rachel De Thame and Joe Swift. In this episode, Carol is looking at one of the gems of early spring - the crocus, and meets world-renowned crocus expert Brian Mathew. Over the next few weeks, Joe is looking at gardens that thrive despite their extreme locations. He starts in west Wales in a bog garden; looking at plants that love the rainfall and soggy soil. Rachel visits a fabulous rose garden, home to over 2,500 different varieties and the perfect place to see how our tastes and fashions in roses have changed over the 20th century. Meanwhile, back at Longmeadow, Monty is showing us what we can do now to guarantee a fantastic display of roses in the summer. He is also adding to his woodland spring planting and chitting his potatoes in anticipation of creamy new potatoes later in the year.
Today Monty tackles the problem of box blight in his garden at Longmeadow. It means taking drastic action - but in the long term will hopefully be for the best. He digs up box hedge infected with box blight. He sows sweet peas and broad beans. Carol looks at the spring delight that is the cyclame...
Gardeners' World continues with more timely tasks to keep our gardens looking their best. Monty Don gives his pond a spring clean and adds some much needed colour to his Jewel Garden pots. He also fleeces his tender plants. Carol Klein meets a young couple, Dan and Dom in Gloucestershire who are ...
Carol Klein continues to take a closer look at the nation's favourite plants and meets the people who dedicate their lives to them. This time she's admiring the daffodil. Plus a visit to dahlia enthusiast Darren Everest on his allotment in Kent. He knows a thing or two about dahlias - he's been g...
