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Steve Fletcher has been a regular face on The Repair Shop since it began in 2017, but now he has decided to step out of the workshop to share with television audiences one of his other passions in life: gardening.MORE: The Repair Shop star Steve Fletcher announces surprise appearance on Gardeners' WorldThe 50-year-old horologist - that's clock expert to me and you - is set to make his debut on Gardeners' World on Friday evening's programme alongside the likes of Monty Don and Adam Frost. Speaking exclusively with HELLO!, Steve has opened up about how he designed his green space and where he got his love for the outdoors...WATCH: Steve Fletcher has been appearing on The Repair Shop since 2017While Steve's appearance on the show might seem a little bit unexpected to those who have spent many weeknights watching him mend watches, clocks and other items on the restoration show fronted by Jay Blades, it turns out that he has long had a passion for horticulture.MORE: Meet The Repair Shop presenter Steve Fletcher's familyMORE: The Repair Shop viewers left emotional after guest breaks down in tears in new series debut"I've always enjoyed getting out of the workshop, away from the bench and into the outdoors, but I love to keep my hands busy, so gardening is the perfect hobby," he explained.

Monty Don was notable by his absence on tonight's edition of the nation's favourite gardening show. Gardeners' World returned for the ninth episode of its current series. Fans of the popular programme who normally tune into BBC2 for Monty's dulcet tones and soothing charisma were wondering where he could be.

Gardeners' World star Adam Frost, 52, has spoken out on his childhood and how he first became interested in garden design.The star is now also a veteran TV presenter thanks to his work on the BBC programme.Adam recounted the “fear” he felt in his childhood as his father struggled with his alcohol consumption.“His downfall was drink,” he told the Telegraph.“He was fun to be around until the fifth or sixth pint and then you’d get the slap and you’d live in fear of that.”In a bid to escape his situation at home, Adam would often spend time with his grandparents.Adam’s father was a landscape gardener, but it was thanks to his relationship with his grandparents that he began to explore the gardening world.He explained: “Both sets [of

One said: "The arboretum is just glorious, full of rich colour and different textures."A beautiful photo of your wife."Another said: "Mrs Frost! Lovely to see her at last."A third said: "Nice to meet you Mrs Frost, I like the dress."Sulina was wearing a long brown paisley patterned dress, complemented with black sunglasses.She paired the dress with white Converse shoes and a dark khaki bag over her shoulder.Sulina elegantly rested her arm on the tree, whilst her picture was being taken.The presenter rarely gives insights into his private life, and therefore left fans stunned with this rare glimpse into his blissfully married life.The last time Adam posted a picture of his wife on Instagram was December 31 2020.He said: "Mrs Frost and I,

Gardeners' World viewers alongside Monty Don, Carol Klein and Adam Frost for almost five years.

Gardeners' World star Adam Frost, 51, is a regular face on the BBC gardening programme alongside main host Monty Don.

Radio Times when asked which programmes he has liked recently: “I May Destroy You and The Salisbury Poisonings. “My lovely wife prefers people getting killed and I prefer romance, so we try to find a happy medium.” Adam and Sulina have four children together, with two sons Jacob and Oakley as well as daughters Abi-Jade and Amber-Lily.He tends to keep his private life out of the spotlight, but previously opened up on his family during an interview with House Beautiful Magazine in 2018.Adam said: "I've got four lovely children and I wanted them to have a better childhood than my own."We're a tight-knit bunch, and I can't think of any better place to live that here."The girls have their own horses, and the boys have space to play

Radio Times: “I remember doing the first piece to camera when Monty Don was away – the man’s been doing it for such a long a time, when he wanders on-screen, half the nation thinks the world is all right;I hope I don’t cock it up.”However, Monty gave him some “good” advice to just be himself on camera.Adam recalled Monty's advice, adding: “He said, ‘Just be yourself’.“That’s good advice for most things in life.“Be yourself and then you’ll know who your friends are,” he added.The TV presenter also revealed that more people had been getting into gardening during the lockdown after spending more time at home.He admitted that he had noticed more people using their gardens and had even received a “number of social media messages” from fans.

Kate Garraway's co-star 'trying to be a good friend' amid ordeal[LATEST]Coleen Nolan's son brands comedian a 'd***' after cruel cancer joke[TWITTER]Steph McGovern asks co-star 'Can you wind your neck in?'[TV]Elsewhere, Adam previously dished on a bizarre incident which took place on-screen, which he described as the “weirdest thing".Adam spoke candidly about former Gardeners' World regular Geoff Hamilton, following his death in 1996.He recalled a time after his pal’s death where he was stung by a wasp after jokingly teasing Geoff.Speaking about the latter's hands-on experience, the BBC gardener divulged: “20 years after Geoff had passed away, I did a piece in one of his gardens that I built for him for his Cottage Garden series and I’m

Adam Frost is back on our screens as he returns to Gardeners' World.