Season 46, Episode 26 – "FINAL"
It’s time to measure and enjoy the fruits of Beechgrove’s efforts as George Anderson and Carole Baxter weigh up the season’s successes. Carole has the scales and calculator out as she assesses which of the tomato varieties has been the most productive. She has also been counting the cucumbers, which have been this season’s bumper crop from the 8x6 greenhouse, and George checks on the trees suitable for small gardens that he planted earlier in the season. Calum Clunie has the last of this year’s updates from his allotment in Leven, and there is a report from a plot in Aberdeen that used to be a bowling green and is now a fantastic community garden.

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Season 46, Episode 25 –
It’s every gardener’s dream - weed-free growing! In this episode, George Anderson and Calum Clunie help cut down on those unwanted plant pests. The pair select varieties that provide great ground cover as they grow, and that ground cover will help limit the spread of weeds in future seasons. Calum takes on the next stage of developing his hot be. A few weeks ago, he built the frame and filled it with organic matter that will be a natural source of heat, and this week he plants winter veg that will keep growing as the autumn temperatures drop. Calum also provides the last update of the season from his cut flower bed to find out what new blooms have appeared now that we are more than halfway through September. Plus the latest from Brian Cunningham at Old Scone.

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Season 46, Episode 24 –
It’s time to enjoy the best of late summer at Beechgrove as Carole Baxter assesses how the dahlias have delivered this year. They are great for cut flower collections, but has the weather affected the results? There is more garden colour from Kirsty Wilson as she looks ahead to the autumn and plants some late-flowering perennials. Kirsty also checks in on her attempt to grow melons in the polytunnel and takes a look at the pumpkins in the hugel bed, a method of growing based on planting on a mound of decomposing timber and other organic material. It has been reported that there has been a drop in the number of butterflies and other pollinators in gardens across the UK this year, and Carole finds out if that really is the case and, if so, why it has happened and what gardeners can do to help.

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Season 46, Episode 23 –
It’s the first episode of September and, as we head into autumn, it’s time to check in on some of the successes at Beechgrove Garden this season. Lizzie Schofield and Ruth Vichos lift the garden’s carrot crop and, after weeks of growing, find out if it’s a bumper harvest or if the dreaded carrot fly has done any damage. Lizzie’s big project this summer has been to rejuvenate Beechgrove’s herb garden, so she will be back amongst the sage and thyme to make sure all her new planting has settled in. Meanwhile, Ruth explains that, even though summer is almost over, you can still have lots of interest on your doorstep with containers planted for autumn colour. Lizzie looks even further ahead as she plants alliums that will produce plenty of colour in spring as well being a great help to the pollinators in your garden, and Calum has the latest from his allotment in Leven.

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Season 46, Episode 22 –
It’s time to check on this year’s work and look ahead to the autumn and the 2025 season at Beechgrove Garden. Lizzie Schofield and Calum Clunie try some of the rhubarb from the plant that they shifted in the spring to a spot that had better growing conditions, but did the move pay off? Calum builds a hot bed, an area packed with manure to generate heat that will then be used to grow produce through the autumn when the temperatures drop. Lizzie plants bulbs in the alpine garden’s decorative dry river bed for spring colour next year, and there’s the week’s usual handy hints.

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Season 46, Episode 21 –
It’s the time of year when all the hard work earlier in the season begins to pay off. Carole Baxter is in one of Beechgrove Garden’s greenhouses to record how this year’s crop of tomatoes is measuring up. Along with Ruth Vichos, another crop that will be checked is this year’s planting of blight-resistant potatoes. It has been a damp summer, which can mean ideal conditions for the disease that can affect the potato plants - but will the varieties that are meant to be blight-resistant pay off this year? At Old Scone, Brian Cunningham looks at some newly planted apple trees and has some practical training advice on when is best to buy bare-root plants. Plus all the usual handy hints and great gardening advice.

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Season 46, Episode 20 –
Ponds, large or small, are a great way to encourage wildlife to your garden, and Kirsty Wilson and Calum Clunie get their waders on to suggest some great plants to add to your pond if you have one, or to introduce if you are creating a new water feature. In the spring, Calum set himself the challenge of producing cut flowers every month of the growing season. In this episode, he checks in on what is available in August, while Kirsty demonstrates how to care for citrus plants. Plus the usual handy hints and an update from George Anderson’s garden in Joppa.

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Season 46, Episode 19 –
Bamboo is a very popular plant and a great way to create structure in gardens or to provide a screen from neighbours. However, it can be a huge problem if it starts to spread. Lizzie Schofield and Ruth Vichos take a look at the different varieties available, how to plant it and, most importantly, how to stop it taking over. The pair also demonstrate just what to do with a drumstick primula in a garden’s plant collection, and have a timely chat about a very common garden pest - slugs. There is also an update from George Anderson’s allotment as he reviews the impact the cold, wet, not-so-sunny growing season has had on his plot’s output. Plus all the usual handy hints.

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Season 46, Episode 18 –
A steady supply of tatties from Beechgrove Garden starts as Carole Baxter and Brian Cunningham dig into the first crop that were planted in containers earlier in the year. Planting continued at regular intervals through the spring, which means there will be a succession of potato production in the coming weeks. Carole is in the seaside garden checking on the plants that got a heavy cutting back last year, and she also has advice on what to do with any hanging baskets and containers you might have. Brian demonstrates what to do with one of the most common and attractive garden shrubs right now. Plus all the usual handy hints.

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Season 46, Episode 17 –
It’s time for summer fruit salads as George Anderson and Lizzie Schofield start cherry-picking the best of the summer produce. There was a cold and wet spring, followed by a cool start to the summer, so how has that affected this year’s produce? George is in the fruit cage, where he is pruning the loganberry and tayberry that he planted last year, and he and Lizzie pull the best of what has grown so far from the vegetable plot. All that plus the latest from Calum Clunie’s allotment in Leven and the usual handy hints.

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