BBC Gardeners' World has hit its best viewing figures since March 2011 with 2.47m tuning in for the final show of the series on 9 November.
The final show of 2011 attracted 2.14m, with the first show of the series, which saw Monty Don return as lead presenter, recording 2.51m viewers.
Gardeners' World viewing figures for the last five weeks have been: 2.18m, 2.11, 2.12 1.92, 2.13m.
The lowest viewing figure for 2012 was 1.49m in August.
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