In Gardeners' World 2026 Episode 24, Monty Don celebrates a rewarding summer fruit harvest, showing how careful cultivation can produce impressive results even after a season of severe drought. With baskets of ripe produce to gather, he also turns his attention to autumn, planning and sowing crops to keep the kitchen supplied throughout the months ahead.
Monty shares practical advice on reviving plants damaged by intense summer heat and begins an exciting garden renovation project designed to breathe fresh life into the space and create new possibilities for future planting.
Carol Klein explores the fascinating secret world of leaves, uncovering cutting-edge plant science and surprising discoveries that are changing our understanding of how plants grow and thrive. Rachel de Thame visits an extraordinary plant library in Hertfordshire, where a head gardener introduces her to a remarkable collection of unusual and interesting specimens.
In Suffolk, a garden designer and passionate wildlife advocate reveals how thoughtful planting and design can create a beautiful space that works for both family life and biodiversity. Plus, in Edinburgh, a dedicated houseplant grower showcases an impressive collection and shares the passion behind a thriving indoor jungle.
#GardenersWorld #MontyDon #AutumnGardening #PlantScience #Houseplants
In Gardeners' World 2026 Episode 24, Monty Don celebrates a rewarding summer fruit harvest, showing how careful cultivation can produce impressive results even after a season of severe drought. With baskets of ripe produce to gather, he also turns his attention to autumn, planning and sowing crops to keep the kitchen supplied throughout the months ahead.
Monty shares practical advice on reviving plants damaged by intense summer heat and begins an exciting garden renovation project designed to breathe fresh life into the space and create new possibilities for future planting.
Carol Klein explores the fascinating secret world of leaves, uncovering cutting-edge plant science and surprising discoveries that are changing our understanding of how plants grow and thrive. Rachel de Thame visits an extraordinary plant library in Hertfordshire, where a head gardener introduces her to a remarkable collection of unusual and interesting specimens.
In Suffolk, a garden designer and passionate wildlife advocate reveals how thoughtful planting and design can create a beautiful space that works for both family life and biodiversity. Plus, in Edinburgh, a dedicated houseplant grower showcases an impressive collection and shares the passion behind a thriving indoor jungle.
#GardenersWorld #MontyDon #AutumnGardening #PlantScience #Houseplants