Name: Gardeners' World
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Description: Monty Don brings us another series of Gardeners' World, packed with tips and inspiration for gardening and horticulture enthusiasts.

Monty Don brings us another series of Gardeners' World, packed with tips and inspiration for gardening and horticulture enthusiasts.

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GARDENERS' WORLD has a full hour of gardening this Easter weekend and Monty gets going with a new planting project as well as giving plenty of tips on getting our lawns and plants into tip top condition for the season ahead.

Episode 1

With warmer weather on the horizon, Monty makes a start on getting some tender veg underway, recommends plants which thrive with very little water and gives tips on the spring maintenance of houseplants.

Episode 2

With Monty away for a week, this episode of Gardeners' World is based at Adam Frost's Garden in Cambridgeshire. He gets to grips with planting up his gravel garden with spring colour, sows some unusual vegetables and starts work on a new project.

Episode 3

There's plenty of advice and inspiration on this week's GARDENERS' WORLD. At Longmeadow, Monty plants out his tomatoes, continues work in his paradise garden plus reveals plans for a new project.

Episode 4

At Longmeadow it's time to get tender plants out into the garden and Monty plants out his dahlias as well as dividing ornamental grasses. Frances Tophill is in Anglesey in North Wales, getting tips and hints from a group of allotmenteers.

Episode 5

Monty gets going on a new project this week when he starts planting a colour-themed, fragrant border and he has tips on successional planting in the vegetable garden. Nick Bailey begins his ultimate guide to growing clematis.

Episode 6

At Longmeadow this week Monty turns his attention to the tender annuals he has grown from seed, including climbers and sunflowers and plants out beans for a bountiful summer harvest. Nick Bailey celebrates the rhododendron.

Episode 7

The team are in Birmingham this week, at the annual Gardeners' World Live show. Monty Don, Joe Swift and Adam Frost will be bringing us design tips from the show gardens, Carol Klein will be seeking out the best plants in the floral marquee.

Episode 8

It's midsummer's day and Monty revels in the roses in his garden, harvests honey from his bees and gives advice on the maintenance of hardy geraniums as well as planting others for summer groundcover.

Episode 9

It's all about the maintenance this week at Longmeadow, as Monty cuts back and divides spring flowering plants, gives advice on the pruning, dead-heading and staking of roses and shows how to keep ponds looking good for the summer.

Episode 10

Monty catches up with summer maintenance in his wildlife garden and recommends plants for deep, dry shade under trees, as well as answering viewer's gardening problems and giving advice on what to plant now for late summer harvests.

Episode 11

In a special programme on tonight's GARDENERS' WORLD, Monty and the team focus their attention on the loss of wildflower habitats in the UK and the part that gardeners can play in averting the resulting loss of wildlife.

Episode 12

It's not too late to grow crops for harvesting this year and Monty shows us how to produce a medley of vegetables from a small space. He also lifts and divides irises plus adds spires of summer colour to his borders.

Episode 13

Gardeners' World joins Adam Frost in his own garden to catch up with its progress since our last visit in spring. Adam dispels the confusion of the summer pruning of wisteria and shows us an ingenious solution to planting in dry shade under trees.

Episode 14

It's a full hour of gardening tonight from Longmeadow and Monty adds autumn perennials to his borders, shows how to take root cuttings and has plans for next year when he plants bulbs for spring colour.

Episode 15

Monty assesses the progress, successes and failures of a new area of the garden that he planted at the beginning of the year, makes a start on sowing a meadow of wildflowers and gives advice on what to plant now in the vegetable garden.

Episode 16

In tonight's special programme, Gardeners' World takes a close look at the role that plants and gardening are playing in our mental and physical wellbeing. At Longmeadow, Rachel de Thame joins Monty as they plant bulbs for spring.

Episode 17

Mary Berry comes to tea with Monty this week and, as well has giving her a tour of Longmeadow, he offers his advice on her new garden. He also plants out bulbs in the new meadow area in the orchard.

Episode 18

It's the time of year for assessing borders and this week Monty gives tips on moving plants which are in the wrong place or have outgrown their space, shows how to store chillies and harvests the last of his tomatoes.

Episode 19

In the final programme of the series, in the jewel garden Monty shows which plants need protection from the elements now and which ones can be left until after the first frosts. He also plants out berried shrubs to help feed wildlife in the winter.

Episode 20

Join the Gardeners' World team as they guide you through seasonal highlights from across the country visiting stunning gardens, meeting the gardeners and finding out their secrets of success.

Monty has plenty of ideas of how you can fill your weekend from potting on seedlings to sowing tender vegetables. Rachel de Thame reviews the progress of her new kitchen garden and begins planting out peas and sowing flower seeds.

At Longmeadow, Monty plants out some tender plants, takes cuttings from herbs and sows carrots. From her garden in Devon, Carol Klein goes back to the basics of propagating your own plants when she shows how to take cuttings.

Join Monty at Longmeadow for an indulgent, horticultural romp through the Gardeners' World archives and a joyous riot of colour as we celebrate some of our most beloved summer flowers.

If you've been growing tomatoes along with Monty, join him at Longmeadow as he shows how to pot them on to the next stage of their growth and as well potting up tender vegetables, he is planting containers for summer colour.

At Longmeadow, Monty adds a variety of herbs that thrive in shade to the herb garden and adds summer annuals to the cottage garden. Nick Bailey has taken a rare opportunity to design his town garden from scratch and gives tips on laying a path.

At Longmeadow, Monty plants out tender vegetables for late summer harvests and gives tips on plants that thrive on a minimum of water when he plants up a pot of succulent plants.

Monty gives tips on growing tomatoes and has ideas of how to fill gaps in the garden once the flowers of Spring are past their best. We meet an extraordinary woman whose upper limb difference has not deterred her from growing and creating a garden.

At Longmeadow, Monty shows how to prune Spring flowering roses and makes successional sowings of vegetables to ensure continuous crops. We pay a visit to Adam Frost who gives tips helping plants cope with drought conditions.

At Longmeadow, Monty gives tips on how to keep the garden looking good as well as how to maintain the vegetable plot for continuous crops. From her garden in Devon, Carol Klein gives a comprehensive and seasonal guide to getting plants for free.

At Longmeadow Monty checks the progress of the potatoes he planted earlier in the year and recommends plants for dry shade under trees. We travel to Somerset to get water saving tips from a scientist who uses a variety of techniques to save water.

This week, we're at Adam Frost's garden where he brings us up to date on how it has been developing over the summer as well as giving us plenty of advice on looking after and growing hydrangeas.

If you have been growing tomatoes along with Monty, he shows what we should be doing now that they have been planted out and gives advice on the summer maintenance of ponds.

At Longmeadow, Monty refreshes a container of overgrown herbs, plants alpines in a pot and revisits the shrub and perennial cuttings he took a few weeks ago.

With the summer garden in full swing, Monty shows how to stake dahlias, sows seeds of perennials and celebrates an abundant vegetable harvest. We meet a landscape designer in Cornwall who creates gardens that are sustainable, beautiful and edible.

This week, we join Adam Frost at home again where he shares his love of ornamental grasses, tackles the problem of building a patio on a slope and gives us some inspiration on what to plant at the base of a wall.

At Longmeadow, Monty plans for next spring when he plants some early flowering wildflowers and gives his recipes for the different compost mixes he uses to take successful cuttings.

From giant gooseberries and growing the perfect sweet pea to flamboyant dahlias and plants pollinated by a single human hair, this week Monty celebrates the plant passions of some of the extraordinary people that we have met over the last few years.

We are back at Adam Frost's garden this week, catching up on his new patio project and finding out what his plans are for the autumn. Arit Anderson travels to Somerset to meet landscape designer Dan Pearson.

This week, Monty is reaping a harvest from the vegetable garden, plants up a seasonal pot and gives a masterclass on how to make perfect compost. Adam Frost travels to York to meet a couple who took on twenty acres of land and filled it with flowers

With autumn on the horizon, the seasonal planting of bulbs for spring-flowering begins at Longmeadow. Frances Tophill meets a gardener whose allotment is filled with both traditional and exotic vegetables.

Episode 21

Gardeners' World joins Adam Frost in his garden for a special programme celebrating some of the most glorious gardens we have visited over the last few years, and gives plenty of seasonal hints and tips for what we can be doing in our own gardens.

Episode 22

At Longmeadow, Monty revels in the early autumn colour in his garden, reviews how the tomatoes he grew from a late sowing have got on this season and gives advice on harvesting and storing apples.

Episode 23

As Autumn gets underway Monty gives advice on what plants need to be taken under cover now, what can stay out until after the first frosts and others that just need an extra layer of protection. Plus he shows which vegetables can be planted now.

Episode 24

At Longmeadow Monty prepares his pond for the season ahead, prunes a climbing rose and celebrates the garden as it moves into autumn. Adam Frost is in his garden giving ideas and inspiration for a winter display of containers.

Episode 25

At Longmeadow this week, Monty shares his tips on how to feed the birds over the coming months, plants raspberries both in the ground and in a pot, and makes a start on lifting his tender salvias.

Episode 26

In the final programme from Longmeadow this year, Monty harvests his pumpkins, plants bulbs in a pot and has plenty of jobs we can be getting on with over the coming weeks. Frances Tophill travels to Winkworth Arboretum in Surrey.

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