We recap Gardeners' World 2025 episode 18 and this week we chit-chat about multi-million dollar wildlife crossings, the potential major health benefits of magic mushrooms, seed-embedded national newspapers, how woodlice can remove heavy metals from the ground, the most expensive flower in the world, and how we got on at Great Dixter, despite being completely wired after a dodgy breakfast order.

On Gardeners' World, Arit Anderson takes us to meet Nate Moss at the beautiful Goldwell Flowers in Kent, and Tracy Coogan in North Lincolnshire shows us her impressive collection of echeverias. Jamie Butterworth shows us Monty's show garden in-situ at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, where we also hear from Dawn Richards, and see Jasper and Harold give the garden a once over, and in this week's Your Gardens segment we're given a tour around Simon Farrell's "patch of paradise" - his wonderful meadow garden in Herefordshire.

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