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Carole Baxter and Brian Cunningham are back at Beechgrove to kick off the season with a range of great jobs that can be done right now.

Beechgrove Garden is looking ahead to summer days in the garden, with Lizzie Schofield back to work in her sitooterie area.

Calum Clunie kicks off his season at Beechgrove, demonstrating what can be grown from a container in just one season, while Brian looks at how to keep lawns looking great.

There is a lot of productive gardening going on at Beechgrove as George Anderson and Ruth Vichos both work on projects that will bear fruit later in the year.

Kirsty Wilson and Brian Cunningham start growing a wide variety of edible produce, and Brian provides an update on the veg he sowed at the start of the series.

Planting borders and planning for cut flowers are on Lizzie Schofield and Brian Cunningham’s to-do list at the garden.

It's time for some early summer colour as Carole Baxter is at Glenarn in the first of her visits to classic Scottish gardens.

Kirsty Wilson and Brian Cuningham show how to help the garden's pollinators as they focus on planting that will attract bees.

Some more unusual methods of growing are demonstrated at Beechgrove Garden. Ruth Vichos tries producing a mushroom crop.

Calum is planting up hanging baskets, and Brian demonstrates the best way to tackle a border that has gotten out of control.

George Anderson and Ruth Vichos are back in the Beechgrove Garden just outside Aberdeen, where the climate has been very mixed over the last few weeks.

Now that the cold nights are out of the way for the time being, Lizzie and Brian put in the ground varieties that wouldn't survive a frost.

Kirsty Wilson and Brian Cunningham give 'everything you need to know' plant profiles on some of the country’s most popular garden varieties.

Lizzie Schofield and Brian Cunningham start new projects and check on the progress of planting carried out in previous years.

George Anderson and Calum Clunie are back together to tackle the week’s jobs at Beechgrove Garden.

The weather in this year’s growing season is making gardening a real challenge at Beechgrove, with cold grey skies and periods of high temperature.

It's all about the borders at Beechgrove Garden as Brian Cunningham and Kirsty Wilson replant, fill gaps and replace losses all around the plot.

The team look ahead and start planning for winter. Ruth Vichos demonstrates how to cultivate and multiply snowdrops, and Calum Clunie collects seeds from this year’s lupins.

Brian and Calum tackle Beechgrove’s hedges after checking carefully for bird nest activity. Brian offers advice on how to care for common houseplants.

George Anderson and Brian Cunningham delve into the mailbox to tackle a host of viewers’ questions sent in from around the country.

Brian takes cuttings from rhododendrons, and Kirsty does the same with a range of tender perennials. Brian revisits his espaliered apple trees for more essential maintenance.

Lizzie Schofield picks the first of this year's tomatoes to find out whether there really is a difference between the modern F1 and heirloom varieties.

With the days getting shorter, and the nights cooler, George Anderson and Calum Clunie review some of the planting projects they started in the spring.

Brian Cunningham launches an experiment, and Ruth Vichos looks back at two of the projects she has been overseeing this summer.

Brian Cunningham looks at which trees can be planted that will cope with wet conditions, and Lizzie Schofield demonstrates how to take autumn seeds and cultivate for spring seedlings.

The whole team are at Beechgrove Garden to mark the very last episode of 2026 and the end of the summer growing season.