Gardeners’ World 2026 Episode 24 Recap

Gardeners’ World 2026 Episode 24 Recap

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On Gardeners’ World 2026 Episode 24 Recap, we learn the sad news that Monty Don is hanging up his Gardeners’ World boots and blue shirts at the end of this series.

We also find out about how vultures deal with parasites and bacteria on carcasses, the unsavoury way Xanthan gum is made, what it means if you have nightmares once a week, a final indefinite definitive answer to whether it’s a mole or mould at Longmeadow, and we have a generous offer for our listeners and subscribers, from Harrogate Autumn Flower Show🕺

On Gardeners’ World this week, we hop on another Zoom call with Carol Klein – this time she’s chatting leaves with leaf physiologist Dr Lorna McAusland from the Hounsfield Facility at Nottingham University. Kyle and Filo Hamilton show us their houseplants in Edinburgh, and Rachel De Thame chats with Millie Souter, Head Gardener at The Serge Hill Project in Abbots Langley. Finally Garden Designer Paul Foster from Allium Gardeners shows us around his beautiful wildlife-friendly garden in Suffolk.

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Check out the latest listener offers including discounts on Farida Sober’s book – The Fermented Grass Method and purchases from Dan’s Plants. We also have a pair of free tickets to Harrogate Autumn Flower Show to give away!

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Harrogate Autumn Flower Show
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Monty’s announcement

Mole or mould/mold?

Nightmares

More nightmares

Dr Lorna Mcausland

Plant swaps in Edinburgh

Kyle Busta Hamilton

Monstera crocs
Monstera Crocs!

Serge Hill Project

Paul Foster’s Allium Gardeners

Paul Foster on Gardeners’ World

Scenes from The Show

Rachel de Thame at The Serge Hill Project

Jobs for the Weekend

  1. Prick out seedlings
  2. Take Streptocarpus cuttings
  3. Deadhead agapanthus

Next Time on Gardeners’ World – 11th September

After a summer of heat and drought, Adam Frost shares some timely advice on how to capture rainwater. He also gives a practical guide to laying paving and comes up with a cunning plan on how to use prolific self-seeders.

Sue Kent is at home planting Swiss chard and shows how to tackle an outbreak of fuchsia gall mite, while Frances Tophill visits a garden in Somerset whose owners take inspiration from the surrounding landscape.

There are two friends who have a passion for producing organic, open-pollinated seed on a flower-filled farm in Devon. Plus a couple in Saltdean who have created a beautiful retreat high up on the rolling South Downs.

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