Sophie Raworth and Joe Swift look back on the highlights of the week at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2017.

Monty Don and Joe Swift look back at the highlights of their week at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2017. [

Monty Don and Joe Swift round up some of the week's events. We meet the winner of the BBC RHS People's Choice Award and Ellie Harrison gives advice on gardening for wildlife.

Griff Rhys Jones talks plants, and Rachel de Thame concludes her guide to borders.

Monty Don takes an illuminating tour of the Artisan gardens. Mary Berry gives a tour of her family garden. Kirsty Wark reveals how gardening is a perfect antidote to her day job.

Nicki Chapman and James Wong celebrate the small show gardens, while Carol Klein, Rachel de Thame and Simon Lycett offer practical gardening and floristry advice.

Monty Don, Joe Swift and Carol Klein reveal the winner of the highest accolade, the Diamond Jubilee Award. Joe interviews Kelly Brook and Monty meets Sarah Raven and Tricia Guild.

Nicki Chapman and James Wong look at the highlights from the show. Celebrity florist Simon Lycett teaches James Wong how to get more life out of the perfect bouquet.

Monty Don and Joe Swift talk to the designer who has won the Best Show Garden award. Mary Berry looks at cut flowers and Nicole Farhi shares her love for design and architecture.

Nicki Chapman and James Wong present coverage as the medals are handed out. Carol Klein continues looking at plants of the world, focusing on Asia.

Monty Don and Joe Swift launch BBC2's celebrations at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show and give their first thoughts about the show gardens. Joanna Lumley shares her passion for plants

Sophie Raworth and Joe Swift present as members of the royal family visit the show.

Nicki Chapman and James Wong capture the buzz of the show's opening day as celebrities and VIPs descend on the event. Nicki and James talk to the Rich Brothers and meet the famous names behind the Radio 2 Feel Good Garden, dedicated to scent. Meanwhile, Carol Klein embarks on world tour of plants in the Great Pavilion, beginning in Africa.

Coverage of the Chelsea Flower Show begins with a preview of the gardens and exhibits, before the event is officially open to visitors. Sophie Raworth and Joe Swift reveal how the show is put together in just three weeks.