BBC Gardeners World fans all make the same demand as | UK News

BBC fans who tuned into the latest episode of Gardeners’ World all made the same demand after a report from a project in Manchester reworked city areas into a haven bursting with wildlife. During the episode, host Monty Don started work on his brand-new woodland garden at Longmeadow. It then targeted on a volunteer-managed metropolis centre inexperienced space, which left BBC viewers completely delighted and they took to social media to voice their response. One individual typed on X: “What a lovely patch. Would love to see this happen countrywide. Involve locals, gives them a stake in the locality and helps nature, and nurture.” Another also typed: “Well done, ladies and gentlemen! I absolutely love a palette of different shades of green. That’s fab.”

A 3rd also commented: “Those Manchester gardens are right in the centre. (Next to the Pete Saville road signs). It’s great. Like Barcelona. More like this please. #GardenersWorld.”

Elsewhere, Advolly Richmond delved into the historical past of Gertrude Jekyll, one of the most influential garden designers of the twentieth century. Carol Klein also revelled in some dazzling shows at RHS Rosemoor in Devon.

Horticulturist and broadcaster Monty Don has been a mainstay on the BBC Two programme since 2003, having taken only one break from 2008 to 2011.

Alongside his canines, Ned and Patti, the icon has since continued to make his weekly return to screens with recent concepts and suggestions for his fans.

Before he found his ardour for plants and flowers, his profession took him down a very different route. He mingled with A-list celebrities and even royalty.

In the Nineteen Eighties, Monty and his spouse, Sarah Erskine, owned a jewelry store called Monty Don Jewellery. The store mainly offered costume jewelry, stories the Mirror.

Their prospects reportedly included major celebs such as Boy George and Michael Jackson, and even Princess Diana was rumoured to be a buyer. However, their fortunes took a flip for the worse following the 1987 Wall Street financial crash, and the couple misplaced every thing.

In their joint 2004 autobiography, Monty mentioned their chapter, saying the couple felt “like lambs to the slaughter” when their luck modified, and they had been pressured to promote “every stick of furniture” they owned at Leominster Market.

Gardeners’ World may be streamed on BBC iPlayer.