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GARDENERS' WORLD 2023

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  • JennyJJennyJ Posts: 10,576
    I got round to watching it yesterday. Yes, the living wall was great - a lovely idea.
    I still prefer Monty to Adam. But we're all different, thankfully. Now if Monty could get a couple of cats, then . . . . . 👍

    I think I read in one of Monty's books that they have cats as well as dogs. They're just not TV star show-offs like the lovely Ash  <3
    Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Soil type: sandy, well-drained
  • Sam 37Sam 37 Posts: 1,271
    Thank you, AnniD.  Something to really look forward to on a stressful day; a good friend of mine is in hospital again. 
  • Helen P3Helen P3 Posts: 1,152
    Sam 37 said:
    Thank you, AnniD.  Something to really look forward to 
    Same here.

    Sam 37 said:
     a stressful day; a good friend of mine is in hospital again. 
    I'm so sorry, Sam.  I hope s/he gets well soon.
  • ValleysgirlValleysgirl Posts: 344
    What a delight the Lady’s garden in Hereford last night, she’s totally a Rose Lady, so too is Carol listening to her ups and not too many downs in her passion for her Garden at Hampton Court very soon to be seen. 
  • AnniDAnniD Posts: 12,585
    That rose garden really was beautiful, and the astrantias were so healthy as well.

    I enjoyed the couple who loved miniature fuschias, l had to smile at the end when she couldn't wait to start eating the cake 😁. It did look mouth watering. 

    I know Carol Klein isn't everyone's cup of tea, but l always admire her enthusiasm, and also her honesty. It must be nerve wracking putting your name to a garden at a big show no matter how much help you receive.
     I was wondering if she was wearing those moss covered boots when l bought plants from her at Malvern years ago (without the moss, obviously).

    The item about moths was fascinating. I was particularly impressed by the way the presenter (whose name l have forgotten, sorry) placed the moths so carefully into the ivy where they could shelter for the day. I learnt a lot, but l don't think l could handle them as she did. 
  • joanna65joanna65 Posts: 75
    I also enjoyed watching the moth lady. When seen in close up they are really quite beautiful. 
  • ObelixxObelixx Posts: 30,090
    As ever MD had his usal effect and I dozed off so will have to watch it again later.  Looking forward to learning more from moth lady.

    OH has just asked me if anyone's commented on MD's open water collectors.   Maybe there are no mozzies in Herefordhire but here, and even in Belgium, any water butts, buckets, trays etc left open got mozzie larvae and it's also a danger for insects and frogs if there's no escape route. 

    Even my garden birds' water bowl has a stone in it so critters can crawl out..
    Vendée - 20kms from Atlantic coast.
    "The price good men (and women) pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men (and women)."
    Plato
  • Zoe P2Zoe P2 Posts: 848
    I loved every minute of it!



    I have a dream that my.. children.. one day.. will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character

      Martin Luther King

  • barry islandbarry island Posts: 1,847
    I'd love to try the moth trap but have a feeling that there would be no sign of the Privet Hawk Moth or anything exciting.
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