Gardeners' World Season 49 Episode 23 Episode 23

In Gardeners' World season 49 episode 23, Monty Don and the team continue to bring you the very best tips and advice on how to get the most out of your garden. This episode is all about celebrating the arrival of summer and providing you with the inspiration and information needed to make your garden look its best during this special time of year.

Monty starts off by demonstrating how to grow summer vegetables in containers. He explains that this is an ideal way to make the most out of the space you have, especially if you don't have a lot of earth or a large garden. Monty walks us through the steps, from choosing the right container, selecting the right soil, and which vegetables are best suited for this type of garden.

Next up, we visit Mark Lane, who shows us how to create an exclusive Mediterranean garden. He explains how to create a garden that is not only beautiful but practical for the UK climate, by choosing the right plants that can handle the hot and dry weather common to Mediterranean gardens.

Moving on, Frances Tophill visits a gardener who has used the ‘no-dig' method to create a flourishing vegetable garden, showing the numerous benefits this method has for both soil and plants.

Continuing on the theme of summer, Adam Frost visits RHS Garden Bridgewater, the largest new RHS garden for over a century, and discovers how to create a water feature that can enhance the beauty and tranquility of any garden.

Finally, we conclude the episode with a visit to the garden of designer Sarah Price, one of the UK's top landscape architects. She provides her expert advice on how to design a garden that is not only beautiful but also has a useful garden space and continuity throughout the year.

This episode of Gardeners' World is full of tips and advice on how to grow and design a beautiful and functional garden. This is an excellent opportunity for gardeners, young and old, to learn from the best professionals in the field and get inspired to create their own masterpiece. Whether you have a large garden or a small balcony, this episode offers something for everyone, regardless of your level of gardening expertise.