Monty Don: Gardeners' World host's change as 'threadbare' garden devastated by disease
express.co.ukMonty Don is best known for his gardening expertise and vast horticultural knowledge while fronting the BBC show Gardeners' World.The TV favourite regularly shares insights into life at his Herefordshire home where he tends to his beloved gardens.The 65-year-old uploaded an image of his garden that had been affected by Box Blight - a disease that affects plants - and destroyed the hedges.The Gardeners' World host explained that while his "threadbare" garden recovered from the disease some "major changes" may need to happen.Taking to Instagram, Monty shared a photo of his treasured garden which highlighted the damage to his box hedges.In view of his 865,000 followers, he penned: "The one remaining- and oldest - box hedge in the garden."A bit.
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