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Appearing on the latest episode of Sunday Brunch (July 5), he spoke with Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer about his new podcast with Caitlin Moran. However, during their look, Tim talked about that Adam has a hatred in the direction of out of doors chess boards, as the BBC star agreed.

He replied: “The massive, plastic chess sets. You go to a hotel, or even people put them in their garden!

“They pave a enormous space, and they’ve these plastic chess items that slowly change color. Really, children just use them to assault each other.

“If you want to play chess in your garden, buy a board, a set, take it out into the garden around a table with a nice drink. Civilised. Don’t do that plastic, no.”

Although Tim highlighted that it’s an ‘immersive experience’ having the items extraordinarily large, Adam was fast to disagree.

He added: “That’s not immersive! How is that immersive? No. It’s a complete and utter waste of space.”

As swimmer Mark Foster requested if it may appear to be a piece of art work in a garden, Adam was baffled by the suggestion.

The Gardeners’ World star continued: “I can remember, first doing a landscape job very early on when I had a small landscape company and someone wanted me to lay a checkerboard paving pattern in their back garden. I refused, very politely. I just couldn’t do it. It’s just a no.”

This comes after Adam opened up about the bittersweet expertise of shifting home, which occurred at the end of last 12 months.

Recently, the BBC star took a second to go back to his former adobe, which is now owned by a new couple.

Adam detailed the blended feelings of leaving a much-loved garden behind as he said: “ I walked around with them [the new couple] and they’re completely loving it.

“And I think that’s a great thing to hold on to, is the fact that maybe you’ve just left somebody else a whole load of joy.”

Sunday Brunch is out there to watch Sunday’s on Channel 4 from 10am