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2026: Episode 29

Frances Tophill is tackling jobs in the autumn garden and introduces plants that keep colour and interest going for as long as possible. She plants garlic in containers and perennial vegetables into the border - delicious veg that comes back year after year with very little effort. She also has some great propagation tips for creating plants for free.\n\nJamie Butterworth delves into the fascinating world of shade-loving plants, revealing the remarkable range of colours, textures and forms that can flourish away from the sun. Ashley Edwards joins sound artist Jason Singh for an unusual journey through the garden, exploring the hidden sounds of plants.\n\nA couple have designed a garden around an elaborate miniature railway, and there’s an extraordinary collection of lithops, otherworldly succulents known as living stones.

Source: BBC 2