In the Beechgrove Garden, Jim is in the vegetable plot, troubleshooting and harvesting. He discovers onion fly on the shallots, but also finds some magnificent runner beans. Show more

In this edition of the gardening magazine, Jim investigates digging. He grows two sets of vegetables side by side to compare how digging affects them. Show more

In this edition of the gardening magazine, Jim attempts to rejuvenate the Beechgrove lawn, which has turned a washed-out yellow after a winter of rain. Show more

Gardening magazine. The Beechgrove team is on the road to Dumfries, where Jim, George and Chris discover the origins of horticultural therapy. Show more

Gardening magazine. Jim gives some timely tips on autumn lawn care. George continues to revamp the Woodland Garden at Beechgrove. Show more

In this edition of the gardening magazine Jim tries some new tomato-growing gadgets, and Brian Cunningham continues his revamping of the Beechgrove alpine garden. Show more

Jim is planting potatoes in a traditional manner using both unconventional and new varieties. Carole visits Abriachan Gardens, a stunning hillside garden on Loch Ness side. Show more

It's finally warming up and that's good news - mostly. But it also means that garden pests are on the prowl. Jim tests out what claims to be a catch-all new biological control. Show more

Jim is in the fruit house tending to the vines, planning for the bunches of grapes to come. He also takes a look at the fig which he hard pruned in the autumn. Show more

Jim and Lesley are sowing those extraordinary plants that flower from seed to transform a brown patch into an all colours of the rainbow patch in just a few short weeks. Show more

Carole has her thigh waders on and is up to her middle in our big pond at Beechgrove. She discovers a new way of draining the pond and attacks the blanketweed. Show more

The Beechgrove team is at Gardening Scotland, the biggest gardening show north of the border, which bursts into bloom at the Royal Highland Showground, Ingliston, near Edinburgh. Show more

Jim, Carole, and Lesley are looking forward and tending to some of the really big late season produce. They also give their take on the best way to tie up plants. Show more

Jim is taste testing the first of our large and luscious cherries, and he also tends to the vines. Carole compares two new types of runner bean. Show more

Jim is in the greenhouse assessing how the grafted vegetables are doing. Lesley revisits her Year in Containers in her Tuscan garden, and Carol demonstrates how to get rid of weeds. Show more

Carole is joined by Deborah Long of Plantlife Scotland to highlight a campaign called Pond Alert, while Carolyn helps Derek Fish choose the best plants to sustain his busy bees. Show more

The team are in the Ayrshire town of Girvan to help the community revamp a forgotten space in the centre of the town. The Secret Garden is designed to increase local biodiversity. Show more

Jim, George and Carole look at how the more exotic crops - the melons, pumpkins, honeyberries and blueberries - are coming on, safe in their polytunnels. Show more

Jim is back in the vegetable plot harvesting and, of course, sampling some of the wonderful vegetables that have grown despite the difficult early season conditions. Show more

Jim, Carole and Lesley assess how Beechgrove's bedding plants have been faring over the summer. Jim also meets Anna Baker Cresswell, who runs the charity called Gardening Leave. Show more