BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine Podcast

What To Do Now - Help a hoglet, pick tomatoes and tidy a rockery

This week’s cheerful garden checklist with Claire Vennis covers juicy harvests, alpine TLC and a simple way to help hedgehogs before winter. Learn more about your ad choi

A life rooted in seasonal food with Nelly Babazadeh

Growing your own food can transform the way you cook, eat and live. Cook, writer and grower Nelly Babazadeh shares how her Iranian heritage inspired a lifelong love of se

Growing and drying flowers for beauty that lasts, with Katie Christer

Flowers don't have to be fleeting. Katie Christer from Sitopia Farm shares how to grow, harvest and dry beautiful blooms that can be enjoyed long after summer has faded.

What To Do Now - Courgettes, crocuses and September sunshine

Claire has 3 early September jobs to do in the garden including planting pollinator-friendly bulbs for a buzzing spring ahead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit pod

The joy of gardening organically, with Sarah Mead

What makes an organic garden thrive? Sarah Mead, creator of the celebrated Yeo Valley Organic Garden, shares the philosophy and practical techniques behind one of Britain

Monty Don: Why it's good to be unruly in the garden

Should gardens always be neat and tidy? In this episode, Monty Don makes the case for embracing a little unruliness in the garden. He explains how balancing structured pl

What To Do Now - Roses, cobs and dragonfly jobs

Claire shares the simple sweetcorn trick every gardener should know, plus late-summer jobs for roses and dragonflies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoic

Monty Don on dahlias, colour and gardening through the seasons

Monty Don joins us to celebrate one of the stars of the late-summer garden: the dahlia. From favourite varieties and colour combinations to overwintering techniques and g

Creating your own garden: Frances Tophill on letting go, starting again and gardening your way

Frances Tophill explores the joys, challenges and emotions of creating your own garden. From deciding what to keep, remove or rehome, to choosing plants that reflect your

What To Do Now - Heucheras, spinach and seeds for bees

Join Gardeners’ World Magazine podcast presenter Claire Vennis for a lively late-summer potter through the jobs worth doing now - from jazzing up heucheras to sowing spin

From DIY SOS to Gardeners’ World: Ashley Edwards’ garden story

Join BBC Gardeners’ World presenter Ashley Edwards as he reveals what really goes on behind the scenes of DIY SOS. From designing life-changing gardens in just days to wo

Gardening for every generation, with Arit Anderson

What makes a garden truly welcoming? In this episode, BBC Gardeners' World presenter and garden designer Arit Anderson explores how thoughtful garden design can create sp

What To Do Now - Late-summer Colour, tomatoes and wildlife water

Will your buddleia give butterflies one last feast, are your tomatoes ready for their big August moment, and could a simple splash of water turn your garden into a wildli

The art of creating calm in your garden with garden design Tomoko Kawauchi

What makes a garden feel calm, balanced and timeless? Award-winning garden designer Tomoko Kawauchi shares how her upbringing in rural Japan continues to shape her approa

Thrifty, sensory, accessible: rethinking the modern garden with Mark Lane

In this inspiring episode, broadcaster, garden designer and author Mark Lan explores what accessible gardening really means. Following a life-changing accident, Mark disc

What To Do Now - Lavender, birdboxes and beetroot

This week, Claire's quick and practical gardening jobs are to trim lavender, clean bird boxes and how to grow bigger beetroot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit pod

Summer harvests with Frances Tophill

Celebrate the joy of summer harvests with Frances as she shares why growing your own tastes better, how to choose crops that are useful, beautiful and good value, and why

Big impact, small budget: Danny Clarke’s smart garden design tips

Award-winning garden designer and TV presenter Danny Clarke (The Black Gardener) reveals how to create a garden you love without spending a fortune, whatever size gardeni

What To Do Now - Freshen up borders, salvia cuttings and spring cabbages

As we head into August, Claire takes you through giving those borders a freshen up, taking salvia tip cuttings and planting out spring cabbages Learn more about your ad c

Growing perennial, with Gemma Sturges

 How can we grow food in a way that's rooted in heritage, but forward thinking enough to support biodiversity and sustainability for generations to come? Gemma Sturges is