Gardeners’ World 2017 season – archive of the whole 50 season with hd videos full of gardening tips from the best gardeners .
Gardeners’ World is a long-running television programme about gardening, first broadcast on 5 January 1968 and still running as of 2017. Its first episode was presented by Ken Burras and came from Oxford Botanical Gardens.
In Gardeners’ World 2017 episode 6, Monty brings you a full hour of gardening for the Easter weekend. From sowing summer vegetables and soft fruit planting to propagating and pruning, as well as jobs to tackle over the long weekend, there is plenty of inspiration. If your gardening plans only extend to tidying up the lawn, Nick Bailey gets to grips with an unpromising…
In the last programme of the series, Monty has ideas for pots which will remain colourful throughout winter, gives tips on how to protect tender banana plants and harvests pumpkins.
As October progresses and nights become colder, Monty advises on what plants need protection and how to protect tender plants over the coming months. He also plants tulips and wallflowers for late spring colour. Carol Klein celebrates ornamental grasses as her plant of the month, Adam Frost travels to Peterborough to find out about the work of a Children in Need project for disadvantaged…
Monty plans for next year's fruit harvest when he adds gooseberries to the fruit garden he planted earlier in the year.
Monty gives advice on making leaf mould from fallen leaves and how to use it and begins the process of taking out plants which are in the wrong place.
In Gardeners World episode 27 2017: Monty Don shows how to prune and train the exuberant summer growth of climbing roses and planting perennials.
It is the autumn equinox and, along with celebrating the season's apple bounty, Monty Don is planning for Christmas, planting bulbs to brighten dark winter days. He also gives advice on planting garlic for next year.
Monty's thoughts turn to spring as he gives his recommendations for bulbs to plant now that will thrive in pots and bring much-needed colour next year. Monty also shows how to prune summer-fruiting raspberries.