Gardeners' World Season 51 Episode 7 Episode 7

Mary Berry visits a garden in Sussex that belongs to a couple who are passionate about growing vegetables and fruit. The garden features a wide variety of plants that thrive in the Sussex climate. Mary is particularly impressed by the couple's greenhouses, which are used to grow exotic fruits such as melons and pineapples.

Over in Northern Ireland, presenter Adam Frost visits the Young Enterprise Centre, where a group of local school students are learning about the business side of gardening. The students are raised funds for their school by growing plants and selling them to the local community.

Back in the studio, presenter Toby Buckland looks at the latest trends in garden design, including the rise of "living walls" and the use of recycled materials such as pallets and tyres. Toby also provides advice on how best to prune a range of different plants, from roses to fruit trees.

Presenter Carol Klein visits a garden in Worcestershire that's designed to attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies. The garden features a range of plants that are known to be attractive to these insects, as well as specially designed habitats such as bee hotels.

Later in the episode, presenter Monty Don focuses on the importance of soil health, explaining how to use compost and other organic matter to keep garden soil in good condition. Monty also provides tips on how to avoid common soil problems such as compaction and nutrient deficiency.

Finally, presenter Mark Lane visits a garden in Kent that is designed to be accessible to wheelchair users. The garden features a range of raised beds and other features that make it easy for people with disabilities to enjoy the outdoors. Mark also provides advice on how to create an accessible garden at home, including the use of ramps, handrails, and other equipment.

Overall, Episode 7 of Gardener's World provides a wealth of information and inspiration for gardeners of all levels and interests. From creating pollinator-friendly habitats to pruning fruit trees, there is something for everyone in this informative and entertaining episode.