Calum is designing and building a garden modest in size and budget, but big on ideas.

The Beechgrove team see how to turn storm damage into new developments.

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

Beechgrove has just a few days to muck in and help transform a neglected community garden.

In the final programme of the series, the whole team head to Beechgrove.

The Beechgrove team look ahead to Christmas and spring in this bulb special.

The Beechgrove team review some of the successes and failures of 2021’s growing season.

Lucy Dalgleish provides an update from her balcony garden.

Dina Watt cooks some of Beechgrove's own produce but with a special Indonesian twist.

Brian takes a look at some of the many options for taller hedging.

We visit an award-winning garden on a seaside cliff edge in Buckie.

Kirsty visits the Scottish lavender growers on the banks of Loch Leven.

Kirsty creates a piece of living wall art.

The competition between Brian’s heritage veg and Carole’s contemporary veg heats up.

Kirsty repurposes an old wine box to make a trendy planter for some of her purple produce.

Kirsty, Carole and Mairi enjoy a masterclass on the Japanese art of Kokedama.

Catch up with Sophie McKilligan in her new role as gardener at Culzean Castle.

Carole and Mairi show how to prune and tame overgrown evergreens.

Kirsty, Brian and George are all focused on people gardening in smaller spaces.

Carole and Mairi create a new bargain border which will require just a little work.

Carole and Mairi get stuck into Beechgrove’s bog and pond areas.

Beechgrove explores sustainable hanging basket options.

Brian reviews the success of Beechgrove's box-hedging alternatives.

Carole and Mairi show how to create a bluebell wood.

Carole and Mairi set about fixing, feeding and repairing the Beechgrove lawns.