Old watering cans, chimney pots and tin baths are the unlikely containers that Carole and Kirsty are using to create an edible container garden at Beechgrove.

Meanwhile, Calum has challenged the whole Beechgrove team to grow giant potatoes to see who can grow the biggest.

George and Calum each take their best selection of spring bulbs to compete in the Caley Spring Show at Saughton Park. It's Calum's first time for entering spring bulbs to the shows, and show veteran and multi-prize winner George has been mentoring him.

In this episode, Calum and Carole have something for almost every type of gardener. If you don't have access to a garden, or just want to maximise the space you have, we show you how to make the most of your windowsill by growing herbs and micro greens.

For those who do have a border to work with, Brian revisits some old favourites in the shape of gladiolus, fucshias and begonias, reminding us that there is nothing wrong with the traditional planting approach.

And if you need inspiration, there is a visit to a beautiful East Lothian garden, while, at Beechgrove, Calum takes the next step in building his new plot.