Monty Don: Gardeners' World host apologises for garden snaps but is soon reassured by fans

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Monty Don, 65, has responded after viewers posted on social media about the rescheduling of Gardeners’ World in the wake of Prince Philip’s death.

Monty Don, 65, has taken to social media to confirm that Gardeners' World will be aired this evening.The BBC favourite gardening programme was taken off air yesterday from its regular scheduled time of 9pm, following the death of The Duke of Edinburgh.The gardening expert consoled "devastated" fans who were delighted at the good news following the death of Prince Philip yesterday.Updating his 220,000 Twitter followers on the situation, Monty revealed the good news to his eager fans.He wrote: "Last night's Gardeners World is now being broadcast 8pm this evening on BBC2.

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don, 65, has informed fans of the popular BBC show that tonight’s scheduled episode may not air “due to extended news coverage” about Prince Philip’s death.The horticulturalist took to Twitter to warn viewers that the beloved gardening programme could be postponed as a result of the sad news.He penned in a post this afternoon: “It is possible that tonight's Gardeners World will be postponed due to extended news coverage as a result of the death of Prince Philip.”It comes after Buckingham Palace announced today that Queen Elizabeth II's husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, has died at the age of 99.Fans took to the comments section of Monty’s post to share their thoughts about the uncertainty over the TV schedules

Monty Don regularly shares glimpses of his home life on his social media accounts.The Gardeners' World presenter has now reacted to a viewer who commented on the BBC's host's candid snap of a recent spring bloom.The 65-year-old uploaded a stunning photo of a flower from one of his treasured gardens.In view of his 220,000 Twitter followers, the Gardeners' World host penned: "The first Taihaku blossom arrives just as the weather acquires a cutting edge - but cold is less damaging than heavy wind and rain so it may yet flower out into its full glory."A social media user responded to the post, as they gushed over the gardening expert's photography skills.The person in question wrote: "Lovely photo.

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Monty Don, 65, responded to a fan on Twitter after he was questioned about a remark he made during his appearance on The One Show tonight.The Gardeners’ World host clarified his comment about not being able to fake the use of "charm” and admitted it could be perceived as “potentially dodgy” when taken out of context.Monty had appeared on the show via video link to discuss a gardening competition that he is judging alongside The One Show and The Royal Horticultural society.Speaking on the criteria for the contest, Monty stressed that submissions must be authentic and that you “can’t fake charm”.However, one viewer took issue with this comment and tweeted the famed gardener with their observations.They wrote: “Just saw 5 mins

BBC viewers after a number of them commented on his use of kitchen bowls for his gardening mulch on Gardeners' World.Viewers had commented that the bowls must be "his wife's" as they were from the kitchen, and that Sarah would have been unhappy about the crockery becoming dirty.He took to Twitter and wrote: "Surprised at the number of comments referring to 'my wife' being exasperated that I used 'her' kitchen bowls in the mulch item."This seems fantastically old-fashioned.

Monty Don, 65, has claimed on Twitter he and his wife Sarah Don are complete “equals” who will always “share everything”.The famed gardener made the statement as he hit out at some Gardeners’ World viewers “old fashioned” remarks on social media, after they claimed his spouse seemed “exasperated” over his use of “her” kitchen utensils.He typed in view of his 218,900 followers: “Surprised at the number of comments referring to ‘my wife’ being exasperated that I used ‘her’ kitchen bowls in the mulch item. “This seems fantastically old-fashioned.

Monty Don, 65, took to Twitter to answer a confused fan's question regarding the shooting location of the series Gardeners' World.The author cleared up any misunderstandings surrounding the location of the BBC favourite series which saw him asked whether he travelled to the gardens to film the show.The confused fan asked the TV presenter on social media whether he "lives" at the gardens, or "commutes" to them to film the series.They wrote: "@TheMontyDon this might be a dumb question but do you actually live at the Gardeners’ World gardens (I’m assuming they’re connected to some kind of building?) or do you just commute?"Keen to clarify, Monty responded to put his followers' minds at rest.He wrote: "Gardeners' World is filmed in my garden

Gardeners’ World host Monty Don has said one of the best things we can do for wildlife is to stop mowing lawns.The 65-year-old gardener said that not only did cutting the grass burn unnecessary fossil fuel, but it also destroys habitats for insects and small animals.Sharing his views on the matter, Monty said that he wasn’t against having lawns per say, but disliked the obsessive need to control them.He said the idea of having “stripy and neat” grass growing in the garden was harmful for animal conservation.Monty encourages people to “get beyond that,” as letting nature take over was the “single most effective thing” they could do.Making this small change, no matter how big a garden was, could make a real difference to the environment.Monty

Gardeners’ World described the new outdoor additions as being more “conventionally chi-chi” than is usual in his rustic style garden.Monty wrote in view of his 815,000 followers: “A pair of new benches today - destined for the Jewel Garden and rather more conventionally chi-chi than is usual for us, but I like them.”In the dictionary, chi-chi means to “attempt stylish elegance but achieve only an over-elaborate pretentiousness”.However, it seems Monty’s followers had no protestations over his slight variation in taste as they flocked to the comment section.Fans could not help but gush over the handcrafted wooden chairs arranged with a large terracotta pot between them.One said: “I love the arrangement around the pot instead of a table.”A