Gardeners World 2024 Episode 17
In this episode, the team embarks on an exciting journey to Cheshire, home to the largest horticultural event in the north of England—the RHS Flower Show Tatton Park.
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In this episode, the team embarks on an exciting journey to Cheshire, home to the largest horticultural event in the north of England—the RHS Flower Show Tatton Park.
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Frances Tophill, alongside her enthusiastic team, passionately celebrates the diverse and vibrant joys that each season brings to the world of gardening.
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Monty Don offers his expert guidance on the best methods to pot up amaryllis, a true star of the festive season, providing detailed steps to ensure their thriving growth.
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Gardeners World 2023 Episode 29 – In the comfort of her fresh, verdant space, Frances Tophill immerses herself in the lush scenery of her new garden, meticulously evaluating the robustness of tomatoes that bask in her ingeniously upcycled greenhouse. Yet, her day doesn’t end amidst the tangy scent of her red fruits; she has an array of tasks awaiting her
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Gardeners World 2023 episode 7: Monty Don is currently hard at work, meticulously planting an array of umbellifers while making several transformative adjustments to the dry garden. Not only that, but he is also taking the time to sow peas and carefully pot his stunning dahlias. In the meantime, Carol is eager to share the thrilling plans she has been
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Gardeners World 2023 episode 5: Monty prepares for late spring and summer, sowing poppies and planting cornflowers for colour and interest in the paradise garden. He also harvests rhubarb and shares tips on moving shrubs. Toby Buckland revels in some fabulous spring planting on a visit to the magnificent landscaped gardens of Melbourne Hall in Derbyshire. Rachel de Thame meets
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Gardeners World 2023 episode 4: Monty adds some interest to the spring garden. He also sows peas and shallots, has some thrifty tips for petunias, and plants lilies in pots. Carol Klein visits Mothecombe Gardens in Devon, which has been designed specifically for pollinators, with swathes of nectar-rich daisies and lavender. Arit Anderson joins a group of young carers at
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Gardeners World 2023 episode 3: With spring gaining momentum, Adam Frost gets to work on his veg plot and plants his first lot of potatoes. He introduces roses to his borders, and in a quest to increase biodiversity, has a radical plan for his lawn. Joe Swift meets a garden designer who, facing the challenge of two awkward, adjoining plots,
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How to Be a Gardener episode 10: A garden that is completely empty of plants and features is good as you can put your own stamp on it right from the start. But it can also be tremendously daunting. Where do you start? What goes in and what should be left out? Don’t panic. Take your time and go one
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How to Be a Gardener episode 9: You wouldn’t dream of randomly decorating a room in your house, without planning it out beforehand. The same should also be true when creating a garden from scratch. A well-designed garden looks like a picture, one that can be achieved by following a few simple steps. Together we’ll discover some tricks of the
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How to Be a Gardener episode 8: The garden never stops moving, and no garden is ever finished. It follows, then, that the gardener is always gardening – even though to some the winter seems to be the closed season. But year-round gardening has its rewards. You can ensure that there is always something to cheer you up in the
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How to Be a Gardener episode 7: Growing flowers is wonderfully fulfilling. Growing fruit and vegetables is wonderfully filling. To pick and eat your own crops is a great thrill. You know they have been well grown; you know they are fresh and you know that, just like your own baby, they are the best in the world!
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