Gardeners’ World returns to BBC Two this Friday, June 6, at 8 PM, with a fresh crop of gardening wisdom and inspiration. Monty Don gets down to business in Longmeadow’s cottage garden, demonstrating how a vibrant underplanting can give roses an extra pop of color. Meanwhile, Adam Frost heads to Essex to visit a walled garden brought back to life by the sheer dedication of a single gardener—proof that green thumbs and hard work can conquer even the most overgrown plots.
Back at Longmeadow, Monty turns his attention to the veg patch, tackling the sometimes-cruel task of carrot thinning and getting tomato seedlings in the ground. Elsewhere, Nick Bailey gives us a look at his show garden for Gardeners’ World Live 2025, which focuses on getting the most out of smaller spaces while also boosting biodiversity. Rounding out the hour, the program features the story of a gardener who transformed a bare patch of earth into a thriving wildlife habitat, a testament to the power of nature to reclaim even the most unpromising corners.
Gardeners’ World continues to present a mix of practical advice and feel-good stories—perfect for anyone looking to dig deeper into the world of gardening, no matter the size of their plot.
Gardeners’ World airs Friday at 8:00 PM on BBC Two.
