Here's a list of garden videos I've found to be worth watching at least once. See review links for more details. Why watch garden videos?

• Format: VHS (ASIN: 1879481103)
• Publisher: Nature Science Network, 1995
• Running time: 61 minutes total
• Eight short films of hummingbirds in the wild, first shown set to music, then replayed with narrative.
• Filmed and narrated by Michael Godfrey

• NOTE: this edition is a package of eight programs, but some of the programs are also sold individually (at not too different a price) under the title Gardens of the World
• Format: DVD (ASIN: B000H6SXS8)
• Running time: 300 minutes for the series plus a newly released Hepburn documentary In Pursuit of Beauty
• Features eight individual programs (some of which are also available individually): Roses and Rose Gardens, Formal Gardens, Flower Gardens, Japanese Gardens, Tulips and Spring Bulbs, Tropical Gardens, Country Gardens, Public Gardens and Trees
• Hosted by Audrey Hepburn, narrated by Michael York, with appearances by Penelope Hobhouse and Ryan Gainey

• Format: VHS (ASIN: 1572230770)
• Running time: 45 minutes
• Features six gardens in different regions of the United States
• Narrated by George H. Harrison, with appearances by owners or designers of the gardens

• Format: DVD (ASIN: B00102F606)
• Publisher: The Larkspur Company (revised version 2007)
• Running time: 200 minutes
• Features the gardens at Hidcote Manor, Mottisfont Abbey, Sissinghurst Castle
• Narrated by a series of gardeners
• Includes cameo appearance by Nigel Nicolson, son of acclaimed gardener Vita Sackville-West

• Format: DVD (ASIN: B000LMI15I)
• Publisher: The Larkspur Company (revised edition 2006)
• Running time: 45 minutes
• Features the gardens at Yew Tree Cottage, Upper Mill Cottage, Camp Cottage, Swan Cottages, Lane Cottage, Snape Cottage, East Lambrook Manor, Ash Tree Cottage
• Narrated by John Joss, with appearances by owners of the gardens

• Format: VHS
• Provides "step-by-step instructions for creating a wild bird sanctuary in any backyard"
• Narrated by George H. Harrison