
The season is speeding past and as we come to the end of April the warmer weather has woken the garden, meaning more jobs to tackle for Carole Baxter and Diana Yates at Beechgrove just outside Aberdeen. This week, the main tattie crop goes in the ground, ready for harvesting later in the year for a home-grown supply in months to come. Carole is planting Yellow Rattle plug plants on the lawn. This is a great plant to help encourage wildflowers, as it inhibits the growth of grass, thereby helping other species develop. Calum Clunie is updating us on developments at his own allotment in Leven in Fife, and Kirsty Wilson has another in her series on houseplant care. That, plus the weekly handy hints and great tips on jobs to tackle this week, all from Beechgrove Garden.\n
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2026: Episode 20
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2026: Episode 22
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2026: Episode 26
The whole team are at Beechgrove Garden to mark the very last episode of 2026 and the end of the summer growing season. Although the series is almost over, there Is always garde ...
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2025: Episode 10
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2026: Episode 24
As autumn approaches, it’s time to look at the seasons to come.\n\nBrian Cunningham launches an experiment to compare the performance of something planted now with the sam ...
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2026: Episode 1
The days are longer and the weather is a little warmer, so that means Beechgrove Garden is back with weekly updates and expert advice for gardeners of all abilities and experien ...
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2026: Episode 23
With the days getting shorter, and the nights cooler, George Anderson and Calum Clunie review some of the Beechgrove planting projects they started in the spring.\n\nA new addit ...
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2026: Episode 25
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