EastEnders actress June Brown takes a look at how elderly people are treated in the UK, believing them to be undervalued and ignored. Show more

Kirsty creates four practical, eco-friendly garden items from recycled materials. Show more

Chris Packham reveals the underground world of badgers, water voles and rabbits. It is spring, and baby burrowers must grow up fast. How will the rabbits learn to bond? Show more

Chris Packham reveals the underground world of badgers, water voles and rabbits. It is summer, and all the burrowers face a new challenge - they must learn to survive outside. Show more

Gardening magazine. Chris and Frances take on a new allotment and are starting from scratch to create an easy, low-maintenance fruit and veg patch. Show more

Gardening magazine. The team return to Beechgrove’s home turf and after a year away from the garden. Show more

Gardening magazine. Kirsty joins Carole and Mairi in the garden as they continue to get growing. Meanwhile, George and Brian have easy-to-grow veg on the mind. Show more

Gardening magazine. Carole and Mairi set about fixing, feeding and repairing the Beechgrove lawns, while Kirsty creates a new living lawn. Show more

Gardening magazine. It’s cherry harvest and cherry-tasting time in both Beechgrove and in sunny Joppa. And Kirsty creates a piece of living wall art. Show more

Carole and Mairi attempt to tame a large clump of exuberant bamboo at Beechgrove while Kirsty creates a fairy garden out of broken terracotta pots, pebbles, moss and a bit of magic. Show more

Carole and Mairi are particularly delighted to welcome gardener and cook Dina Watt this week, as Dina has promised to cook using Beechgrove’s own produce but adding an Indonesian twist. Show more

Gardening magazine. The Beechgrove team look ahead to Christmas and spring. Carole and Mairi show how to force hyacinths for Christmas, while George naturalises fritillaria bulbs in his lawn. Show more

Gardening magazine. The whole team head to Beechgrove to help head gardener Mairi prepare for winter and review the progress of the garden’s recovery through 2021. Show more

Kirsty Wilson helps volunteers revamp the garden of a dog rehoming centre in West Calder. Show more

George and Calum review the containers planted with wildlife in mind, a great way to give nature a helping hand, even if you only have a small space. Show more

Carole and Kirsty review the performance of their planting from earlier in the year. Show more

It’s the last show of a fabulous growing season, and Carole Baxter, George Anderson, Calum Clunie and Kirsty Wilson are all on hand with more great tips. Show more

The winter work continues at Beechgrove as Carole and Kirsty guide us through all the jobs that make this a busy time of year in the gardening calendar. Show more

The Beechgrove team find ways to connect trendiness with sustainability to garden for a greener future. Show more

Calum checks on the progress of the variety of supermarket bulbs he bought last year, and George Anderson provides an update from his allotment in Joppa. Show more