Prue and her husband John move into their home and wrestle with the layout of their new garden, plant trees and shrubs. They get to grips with problem cherry trees in the new orchard and create their very own grand design garden feature.

Prue and John transform a barren building site into a flower-filled courtyard and turning a challenging exposed roof terrace into a green oasis. Prue then heads to Perch Hill to seek advice about harmonious spring colour combinations.

Prue and John create a vegetable garden suitable for two and repurpose some cattle troughs as planters, while coming up against their newly planted orchard, which continues to challenge them. Prue then reunites with old friend Raymond Blanc.

Prue and John near the end of their journey to create their new Cotswold garden, as they tackle two large borders and discover how to have wildflower success. They also investigate the world of bees with a view to adding some to their wilder areas.