A visit to The Cellars, a 17th-century plantation and vineyard, and to Cape Point Reserve with its astonishing range of indigenous plant life: 5,800 species in an area the size of Great Britain.

Guest correspondent and noted English horticulturist Adrian Bloom visits The Cellars, a 17th-century plantation and vineyard. Owner Liz McGrath takes Bloom on a guided tour of her beautifully designed "garden rooms" - including a patio enclosed by a border designed by English designer John Brooks and a practice putting green designed by Gary Player. Then, Bloom visits the Cape Point Reserve with Ranger Jim Hallinan. There, on the tip of the Cape of Good Hope, Hallinan introduces Bloom to the astonishing range of indigenous plant life: 5,800 species in an area the size of Great Britain.