Gardeners' World 2024🍀Episode 12

With summer just around the corner, Monty reveals his plans for planting up pots in his cottage garden, shares tips on how to start your own topiary from scratch, and in the veg garden, gets some pumpkins in the ground.

Sue Kent visits a unique garden in Carmarthenshire situated around a wooden house on stilts. Designed with an artistic eye, it’s a haven for wildlife with a magnificent pond as its centrepiece. Carol Klein also continues her masterclass on how we can all grow plants for free, and this time she is taking cuttings.

In a sub-tropical garden in Devon is the rare horticultural treat of a Puya chilensis in flower. And in Suffolk, there's a gardener who holds a National Collection of bearded iris created by her great-great-grandfather.

[MimBeeMe]

My Auntie Toni….her British ancestry is an amazing story in itself….she told me…”take a huge big screwdriver from your husbands shop, stab it into the ground, pop the geranium cutting into it and water. It will grow”. Sooo many did and continue to. Thank you, Monty and Carole. She would have loved you both 🥰

[janespond]

What's not to like about this wonderful program? Almost 11 000 views and only 581 likes, come on people, give it a thumbs up! Many thanks for regularly uploading GW and also Chelsea . Best wishes from Germany.🌻

[bcatita]

I love Monty and Carol, put Adam Frost in and it wold be the perfect episode.

[janetgordon]

Thank you for uploading. Just love this show so so much. Happy Gardening, everyone from a wintery Saturday in South Africa. ❤

[parttimeninja]

Here for the plant and gardeninfo but my gosh that dog being soooo happy and proud of his ball was cuteness on another level... [4:25] too sweet 😍

[lynnralph]

One of the best GW programmes. I loved every moment, thank you.

[vallip]

Just a message for dear Carol, you've been marvelous in my life both through this show and the wonderful gardening magazine, Gardener's Illustrated...such an inspiration to my gardening life in Australia....you have been in my thoughts, I wish you every best thing. Xxxx

[vallip]

Did so enjoy what little there was of Derek Jarman's house in Dungeness, the garden is a real treat. Thank you once again for uploading this program.

[martinsgeks]

Thank you from Latvia! You always make me happy and inspire me!❤

[jameswburke]

Thanks for doing this. We can scroll through to the best bits.

[fizzofnz]

Not sure if you realised, but this ep is twice as long as it's the same one repeated. Good episode, though!

[hijosnietos]

Thank you R.A.Javier, greetings from Chile.

[abkl]

amazing as always, thank you for uploading! Would it be possible to reupload episode 11 please?

[tigercasey]

Great. So many tips. Thanks for showing.

[TokiMadeira]

I really love your taste and style always so chic. My faves would be the kisluxbag leather backpack and the Swarovski pave diamond ring so gorg. Thank you for your recommendations.

[netwing]

Thanks for all the videos and the content. I look forward to it every week and unfortunately have to say that unlike the BBC in Austria, the ORF doesn't even come close to offering anything as great.

[vallip]

Dear Monty I too have oak trees growing in pots, the saplings were growing in a country town of Daylesford here in Melbourne Oz...

[maritahaase]

Danke für die deutschen Untertitel❣️
P.S. Ich habe mir gestern so einen Topf Küchenlorbeer mit mehreren Stecklingen gekauft. Mich würde das weitere Vorgehen interessieren, um einen Hochstamm zu ziehen.
Danke für den tollen Tipp!

[danielahenze]

Garten ( deutsch ) - Yard ( english ) - Gård ( svenska )

[lesliekendall]

You don't have to cut down the tree to harvest apples and you don't have to uproot the plant to harvest a pineapple. Unless she was saying she has 2 or 3 pineapple plants now.