Chris & Fiona chat about planting out, feeding and weeding. We hear learn all about slugs, plus answer questions on durable lawns, what to do with excessive grass clippings and planning to grow throughout autumn and winter.

Join new presenter, Garden Organic CEO Fiona Taylor, as she shares her love of May with Chris. Plus Chris takes a trip to the beautiful Mumbles on the Gower Peninsula to meet Gardeners World presenter and long-time Garden Organic member, Sue Kent, who shows him round her inspirational tiered organic garden.

We discuss success with seedlings, growing salads on a patio, and should we call slugs pests?  Plus a visit to a very special healing garden. 

Have you always wanted to tell your blackbird from your thrush? Join Sarah as she listens and learns how to identify our favourite garden bird song.

It's too early to sow outdoors, but now is the perfect time to get your soil in top shape before the growing season. Bird lovers get a rare treat as RSPB's Adrian Thomas explains why and how birds sing. Prepare to be ravished.

Creating and maintaining public gardens is Deb's skill. But here we get the chance to see what her own garden is like, as she and Chris walk and discuss those tips that make an organic garden so special.

Step by step to successful seed sowing. And we hear from former Head Gardener and organic grower, Debs Goodenough.

We look at the wildlife in your soil.  How much do you know about earthworms and moles?

Discover what makes good soil. It's the secret of successful growing!

Join us, as we visit Browning's organic farm, and share ideas for Xmas gardening presents.

Join Chief Exec of the Soil Association, Helen Browning, as she takes us round her organic farm. 

How can gardeners can mitigate climate change? And looking at bees with new eyes, with specialist Jean Vernon.

Join Chris and George as they stroll around George's much loved Edinburgh garden, full of rare varieties.  

As autumn sets in there's plenty to do.  Plus a lifetime of gardening with the irrepressible George Anderson, and what to do with all those green tomatoes!

What can we gardeners do to prevent insect disaster?  Plus tips on storing your harvest, bare root planting and celebrating Organic September.

Following last week's look at biocontrols and stimulants, we now get practical.  How can gardeners use them?  And should we?

Sit back and join us for an in-depth discussion on this fascinating subject.

Can garden retail become more sustainable?  Plus your July jobs in the garden.

Can elderberry cure a virus? How does lemon balm make you calm? We chat with Viridian Nutrition to find out more, in this tiny goody bag episode.

Chris enjoys a tour of the new organic demonstration gardens at Ryton; plus growing jobs galore in the busy month of June.

Join us as Frances talks to Sarah about rewilding, and why you should bring the wild into your growing space.

Chris and Sarah share gardening tasks in May, and we meet the private side of TV gardener Frances Tophill.

Ian is one of the country's top entomologists. He tells us the startling facts about insect decline, and how gardeners can help.

We celebrate getting outside with Spring growing advice. And Chris meets Dr Ian Bedford to discuss how we can help stop the devastation of garden insects.

We show how to make every seed-sowing successful.  Mark shares with us his design secrets and his plans to put 'ability' into 'disability'.