Wish we could have a new program of hers , got me taking cuttings and they worked. Same for toby, joe and Alys much preferred gardeners world with them as I am a novice I find monty more for the experts with fancy gardens . Just my opinion don't shoot me .
On my way back to the US (Whidbey Island) and spent the night at a Heathrow hotel. I woke up to Carol's wonderful gardening show. My winter has been much the same as yours in the UK, soggy and windy. What I enjoyed so much about Carol's show was that she transitioned back and forth from Summer and Autumn to Winter. Found it to be refreshing and encouraging as I look forward to Summer to return and the return of my northern region garden. Cheers!
I actually went to her garden a year or so ago. Very inspiring, and the planting's quirky, rambling and gives space for things that have decided that that's the space they want to grow in, but all are thriving. As I remember, roughly split in 2, sunny terraces and a wandering shady woodland area. Really worth visiting it in real time if you can. And there's a nursery too where you can cart off treasures.
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On my way back to the US (Whidbey Island) and spent the night at a Heathrow hotel. I woke up to Carol's wonderful gardening show. My winter has been much the same as yours in the UK, soggy and windy. What I enjoyed so much about Carol's show was that she transitioned back and forth from Summer and Autumn to Winter. Found it to be refreshing and encouraging as I look forward to Summer to return and the return of my northern region garden. Cheers!
I just love Carol Klein, so full of enthusiasm, and love of her garden. I dont seem to be able to propagate like she does though!,
I actually went to her garden a year or so ago. Very inspiring, and the planting's quirky, rambling and gives space for things that have decided that that's the space they want to grow in, but all are thriving. As I remember, roughly split in 2, sunny terraces and a wandering shady woodland area. Really worth visiting it in real time if you can. And there's a nursery too where you can cart off treasures.
Yup. But I still have the memory.