Episode 23
There's fruit, flowers and veg alongside some preparation for 2026 at Beechgrove Garden with Calum and George.
In the fruit cage, some of the blackcurrants are getting removed to make way for raspberries to be planted in spring next year.
Calum and George also visit the main veg plot to dig up this year's main potato crop and to check out how much damage the caterpillars have done to the brassicas after butterflies got through the protective netting.
Calum pots up his begonias, and George demonstrates how to train the small fruit trees he planted in containers earlier in the season.
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