The Autistic Gardener - Episode Guide

Alan and the team tackle Ben and Rebecca's overgrown wilderness. What the couple really want is a family garden that's low maintenance and fun. But is a budget of £3000 enough to get the job done?

Alan and his team of autistic gardeners go to west London, where they tackle a small garden with a big problem - with only one week and a tight budget to make the plot look larger.

Alan and his team take on their biggest garden yet: a 95-foot jungle in south London, where they decide to create a sound garden. Do the clients get what they're trying to achieve?

Alan and the team tackle a dated plot in north east London, hoping to make a modern garden for just £5,000. But it starts raining and won't stop. Will it scupper their plans?

The first episode comes from Lancashire, where Pinky and Joe urgently need help with their oddly shaped, triangular plot. Alan has £10,000 to bring the beautiful Lancashire countryside into their desolate plot. He also visits an urban oasis in New York.

Autistic gardener Alan Gardner visits Bristol, where Ig, Jo and their three kids need help with their 100-foot garden, which is currently overflowing with weeds and waste. Alan has £15,000 to restore some order into their chaotic plot. He also visits the stunning gardens at the world famous art museum The Getty Centre, in Los Angeles, where he discovers that geometrical order is the key to the design.

This time, Alan Gardner helps some London neighbours turn their adjoining back gardens into one massive playground. Claire and Tim have two boys and their neighbours Jess and Karl the same. Alan's never taken on two gardens in one job. The two couples have different desires for the plot. Claire and Tim want a romantic space, with a budget of £15,000; and Jess and Karl want a Mediterranean style garden, with a budget of £10,000. Alan goes to Austin, Texas, in search of inspiration. He also draws on a jumbo jet engine as the principle concept for the garden's design.