Tonight at 8pm on BBC Two and iPlayer, enjoy the penultimate episode of this year’s Gardner’s World Winter Specials
Tonight at 8pm on BBC Two and iPlayer, Frances Tophill delves into the world of rare and endangered plants at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. With the historic glasshouses undergoing renovations, she discovers how the staff are carefully relocating and caring for their vast, invaluable collection – all while navigating the challenges of construction work.
Carol Klein takes a sensory journey through the gardens of Goldstone Hall in Shropshire. Alive with buzzing insects, this garden enchants visitors not only with its visual beauty but also with its captivating scents, textures, and even tastes.
Sue Kent wraps up the gardening season at home by tackling a few final tasks for the year. She also finds a way to keep summer alive during the colder months by drying hydrangeas for a stunning indoor display.
Nick Bailey visits Thorp Perrow Arboretum in North Yorkshire, home to the National Collection of Cotinus – a shrub celebrated for its vibrant autumn foliage.
The episode also features an orchid enthusiast who challenges conventions by growing these exotic plants outdoors in winter, and a professional magician who unveils the enchanting world of auriculas. Plus, there’s a clever idea for recycling Christmas trees that’s sure to inspire.
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