Blue Peter gardener Chris Collins is planning a Henri Le Worm garden for the Hampton Court Flower Show. Pot-bellied worm Henri was developed by Oli Blanc, son of famous chef Raymond Blanc to encourage healthy eating in children. Chris explained it all to Ken Crowther.

Swiss garden designer and horticulturalist Hester Macdonald has been visiting one of the trade shows held in Germany to find out which new plants we can expect to see in 2015.

Paul Hanson talks about new things emerging from Thompson and Morgan.

Matt Oliver spoke to Ken Crowther about how the vegetable plots have fared this summer. Andrew Helman looks forward to Spring and bulbs, and Heather Cutmore explains how October is a busy time in the glasshouse and how they are preparing cuttings for next year.

Advisor for Bayer Anita Dent talks to Ken Crowther about some of the unusual questions and queries she receives from customers. Also, if you have a problem in your garden, details of how you can get help and advice from Bayer.

Andrew McTurk from Calcott Hall Farm grows fruit and vegetables commercially on the 100 acre Brentwood site. Andrew thinks that 2014 has probably been one of the best growing years he can remember despite the poor start to the year.

Has it been a good year for organic gardener and television presenter Bob Flowerdew? Ken Crowther has been catching up with Bob to find out what he’s been harvesting this year, what’s been good and what’s not been so successful in the garden.

Mr Fothergills Seeds has been working with the RSPB to get people looking at what they can do in their own back garden to help encourage wildlife. They have produced a simple range of seeds which can be bought in garden centres which helps to get the RSPB’s “Give Nature a Home” message across.

Judy Horton says the deciduous magnolia is one sign that good times are coming. As winter heads into spring down under, the magnolia’s blooms appear on the bare branches. However, whilst they may look beautiful in late winter and early spring, by the middle of the summer they can start to look a little tired.

In the world of weeds, bindweed is King when it comes to camouflage. It grows unnoticed amongst other plants, bursting into bloom in July with its large trumpet-shaped white flowers. Adam Pasco enjoys seeing it on wild sites, but isn’t keen on having it in his garden.