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Gardeners' World (1968)
Season 49 • Episode 2 • Episode 2
Gardeners' World Season 49, Episode 2: Episode 2
As the gardening year gets underway at Longmeadow, Monty is tidying up his ornamental grass border, pruning roses and planning for summer scent. Joe Swift continues his series on trees when he gives tips on how to plant a tree for future success. Rachel de Thame follows a fragrant trail and explains how even the tiniest of flowers pack a punch in the perfume stakes. And, in the first of several visits, we join the head gardener of Britain's most famous garden at Sissinghurst as he sets out his plans to restore it to its original vision. Watch Gardeners' World Season 49, Episode 2 Episode 2 in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Gardeners' World Season 49, Episode 2 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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30 episodesEpisode 1
Spring is nearly upon us and Gardeners' World is back with a new series. As usual, Monty Don is at Longmeadow, reviewing the effects the winter weather has had on his garden. Carol Klein visits a Welsh hillside garden and delves into the botany of bulbs with a couple who have used a scientific approach to plant their garden with the earliest of spring flowers. It is the perfect time of year to plant trees and Joe Swift gives us his guide to choosing the best ones for our gardens. And there is a glimmer of hope for gardeners who have had to cope with copious amounts of rainfall this year when we visit a garden which, last year, was brought back from the brink of destruction with spectacular results.
29 min
Episode 2
As the gardening year gets underway at Longmeadow, Monty is tidying up his ornamental grass border, pruning roses and planning for summer scent. Joe Swift continues his series on trees when he gives tips on how to plant a tree for future success. Rachel de Thame follows a fragrant trail and explains how even the tiniest of flowers pack a punch in the perfume stakes. And, in the first of several visits, we join the head gardener of Britain's most famous garden at Sissinghurst as he sets out his plans to restore it to its original vision.
29 min
Episode 3
As part of his planning for summer, Monty begins to sow annual climbers and gets started on tidying and mulching his borders. In the last of Joe Swift's series on trees, he learns how and when to prune them, and why. We meet clematis enthusiast Mike Brown, whose collection fills his garden with colour all summer long, and amongst the brutalist architecture of London's Barbican, Nick Bailey, head gardener of the Chelsea Physic Garden, discovers a hidden tropical oasis.
29 min
Episode 4
The first big gardening weekend of the year gets underway with Monty dividing perennials and giving plenty of tips for how we can kick-start the garden for the season ahead. As millions of bedding plants are poised for planting in our pots and borders, Joe Swift visits a major grower to find out how they are produced and what drives the demand. Rachel is at a garden centre to find the top plant trends this Easter, and we travel to Devon to get some expert advice on looking after orchids from specialist grower Sara Rittershaus.
29 min
Episode 5
Monty gets to work in his wildlife garden, preparing for early pollinators.
29 min
Episode 6
Monty starts a new project: a cutting garden.
29 min
Episode 7
Nick Bailey marks the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare.
29 min
Episode 8
Monty Don visits the RHS Malvern Spring Festival.
29 min
Episode 9
Carol begins her journey to investigate why plants thrive in challenging conditions.
29 min
Episode 10
Monty's focus is on summer when he plants up containers for color in the Jewel Garden.
29 min
Episode 11
A celebration of the volunteers who keep gardens around the country looking their best.
29 min
Episode 12
Tender vegetables, bedding plants and bees are the focus of Monty's gardening this week.
29 min
Episode 13
Monty gives his tips on late croppers to sow now.
29 min
Episode 14
Carol Klein wades through streams and marshes to show how to choose the right water plants.
29 min
Episode 15
Monty gives tips on extending the flower season in the borders.
29 min
Episode 16
Rachel de Thame pays a visit to the garden of theatre impresario Sir Cameron Mackintosh.
29 min
Episode 17
Joe Swift looks at how the rose garden has been reimagined in the Savill Garden.
29 min
Episode 18
Joe Swift ponders ways of putting a contemporary twist on traditional bedding plants.
29 min
Episode 19
On the 20th anniversary of the death of Geoff Hamilton, Adam Frost returns to Barnsdale.
29 min
Episode 20
Alan Power catches up with the transformation of Shakespeare's New Place garden.
29 min
Episode 21
Monty Don has plenty of tips on how to cut hedges so that they grow well.
29 min
Episode 22
Monty advises on how to look after soft fruit to ensure maximum production next year.
57 min
Episode 23
Monty goes on an inspiring visit to the longest herbaceous border in the world.
58 min
Episode 24
Carol Klein continues looking at plant families, exploring popular relations of the rose.
58 min
Episode 25
Monty adds some autumn flowering asters to his borders and refreshes his strawberry beds.
57 min
Episode 26
Monty starts to tidy up the garden for autumn and reviews this year's display in the jewel garden. Carol Klein looks at the Apiaceae family, which includes not only stalwart and wildlife-friendly plants but also edible roots, and we pay a visit to a giant vegetable grower who is hoping to break the world record with his carrots. Adam Frost's designs begin taking shape when he starts to build raised beds for his contemporary kitchen garden, while Nick Bailey travels to a suburban garden in Windsor to tackle overgrown climbers and shrubs. Jane Moore discovers an exuberant garden and gardener whose small space is packed with plants, and Nick Macer discovers a garden in Ireland where the climate resembles an Atlantic rainforest.
29 min
Episode 27
Monty catches up with seasonal jobs at Longmeadow this week when he divides some perennials and plants alpines for spring colour. He also travels to Dublin to meet Helen Dillon to find out why she is planning to leave her world-famous garden after decades of honing it to perfection. In Scotland, Joe Swift begins his quest to find out why we should rekindle our love for rock gardens, while Frances Tophill perches precariously on a cliff in Cornwall as she joins a couple who have created a garden in extreme conditions. Adam Frost continues his progress on designing his garden in Lincolnshire and Flo Headlam transforms a shady and neglected front garden in London. And garden designer Mark Lane shares his passion for colour in his garden in Kent.
29 min
Episode 28
After months of nurturing the plants in his garden, Monty reaps a harvest of a different kind when he investigates how productive his bees have been at making honey. Joe Swift visits the world famous Chatsworth House in Derbyshire to explore the history of its monumental 19th-century rock garden and to see how a more contemporary version compliments the original design. Frances Tophill explores the challenges of gardening on the edge of a Scottish loch, while Flo Headlam is in Birmingham, transforming a city rooftop. Adam Frost continues with the transformation of his Lincolnshire garden, Alan Power spends a day with the head gardener at the Bishop's Palace in Wells, and Zephaniah Lindo is in Yorkshire, looking at research into how light can be manipulated to change the way plants grow.
29 min
Episode 29
There is a visitor at Longmeadow this week when Rachel de Thame lends Monty a hand as he refreshes his dry garden with plants that will thrive in tricky growing conditions. Monty also visits a national collection of vines to search out the best varieties for growing outdoors. Frances Tophill travels to the heart of Wales to meet a couple who have carved out a garden 1000 feet above sea level and Joe Swift visits Chelsea gold medal winner and stonemason Martin Cook to see how he uses contemporary rock sculpture within his Buckinghamshire garden. Garden doctor Nick Bailey offers intensive care to some neglected patio pots, while Adam Frost gets to work on renovating his rose pergola and laying paths in his kitchen garden. Alan Power visits Marks Hall arboretum in Essex, spending a day with the head gardener to find out what it takes to manage a landscape populated with trees.
29 min
Episode 30
29 min