Carole Baxter and Kirsty Wilson are once again hard at work at Beechgrove. Kirsty designed and planted a hot border back in April that would bring vibrant colour to the late summer and she is giving it the final once-over to assess whether it delivered.

Also reviewing the summer's performance, Carole and Kirsty check out the results of the quirky containers - how did the compost work out, and what can be planted in them next?

Meanwhile, George is joined in Joppa by Carole to check on how the tomatoes and decorative planting have measured up.

Brian and Carole offer lots of great advice for gardeners of all kinds and review this summer's output. The pair revisit the area between the alpine and heather borders that they worked on earlier in the year, and they check on the range of planting that was put in place to replace a diseased conifer that was removed earlier in the series.

George reviews his summer from his garden and allotment in Joppa, offering some great advice on what to do with used tomato growbags. There is also a visit to a Glasgow garden which is part of a UK-wide programme to create outdoor spaces to support patients at NHS spinal injury centres. And it's the last visit to the Beechgrove's Beechgrowers, gardeners from across Scotland who have been giving regular updates through the summer.