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Monty started by noting many have learnt from lockdown, that we "need our gardens" as much as "they need us".He then proceeded to show viewers how he likes to grow his "agapanthus" in pots.The gardener revealed: "Now I do grow a lot of things in pots."And most of them are either because they are beautiful pots, or I want to use them as highlights and to create arrangements."However, Monty shared that "sometimes" he likes to grow things in "containers" to make them "grow successfully".He continued: "This is true for agapanthus because agapanthus grows much better if their roots are strained."Now if you have got very chalky soil or very stony soil that's fine.

BBC personality revealed that although he has a "good sense of humour", for those who know him well, one side of him can be a "bully" from time to time.Monty first presented a gardening segment on ITV's This Morning and the gardening expert moved on to become a horticulture favourite once he joined the Gardeners' World team 17 years ago.After the presenter was quizzed on his best qualities, Monty divulged: "I'm a hard worker and have a good sense of humour."He was then asked: "And your worst?"The BBC personality responded: "I'm selfish, impatient, intolerant and can be a bit of a bully when I feel people aren't doing what I want when I want, how I want."I'm being honest here!" he discussed during a quickfire interview with the Irish Daily

StepsA post shared by Monty Don (@themontydon) on However, Monty shared that "sometimes" he likes to grow things in "containers" to make them "grow successfully".He continued: "This is true for agapanthus because agapanthus grows much better if their roots are strained."Now if you have got very chalky soil or very stony soil that's fine.

Carol Kirkwood censors snaps on BBC Breakfast: 'It's a bit early'She then queried how his back had been, following a recent post about suffering from issues.He replied: “I have not been on holiday - just didn’t do GW for a week - busy with other things.

Game of Thrones actress Nathalie Emmanuel, 31, who played Missandei in the HBO series, has said Emilia Clarke, 32, had her back when she had an incident with a co-star on set.

OK! Magazine, Emily revealed: “Over these last few months, I’ve thought about Kate a lot and my heart really goes out to her.“Unless you’ve been intensive care or you’ve seen patients in that situation, it’s very hard to explain to people what it’s actually like.”Kate has been told six times by doctors that Derek may not make it through his ordeal.The Good Morning Britain star was also told to return to work as the future of her husband’s health remains unclear.Monty Don: Gardeners' World host issues warning after shock discoveryDerek was put into an induced coma after the coronavirus led to further health complications.He is now coronavirus-free, but remains in hospital.Peter Andre’s wife went on to say: “It’s not surprising that it could

Strictly Come Dancing professional Natalie Lowe, 39, opened up about suffering from two miscarriages, which prompted her to seek one-to-one therapy to help her get through the devastating time.Natalie said opening up about her ordeal “felt like therapy” as she reflected on her feelings and helping others.She told OK! Magazine: “For a long time after my miscarriages I didn't realise the grief was pulling me down.“I was told two miscarriages was nothing to worry about so I almost felt wrong for feeling as sad as I did.“I became numb and put up a barrier.”Monty Don: Gardeners' World host issues warning after shock discoveryThe dancer went on to say: “I couldn't leave the house to go to my local yoga studio.That's how much I hit rock

Strictly Come Dancing in the past and hasn’t ruled out competing for the Glitterball trophy in the future.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, she said: “I’d never rule it out, I’m not the best dancer though.“I have a good go on a night out, but I’m not the best.“I’d never say never, because you say that and then you might end up on it in a few years.“Right now, maybe no.

Stacey Dooley, 33, took to Twitter to share her thoughts after the Government announced that wearing a mask in shops will be compulsory from July 24.The new rule comes in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.Stacey queried why Britons had to wait 10 days for the new rule to be enforced.In view of her 345,000 followers, she wrote: “I’m not asking to stir or kick off, genuine Q (disclaimer now needed before anything you ever say/ask).“Why the wait re making masks mandatory?”(sic)Shedding some light on the topic, Dan Walker replied: “The Government said this morning that it was to give people a chance to get facemasks and let shops get ready.”Monty Don: Gardeners' World host issues warning after shock discoveryOther Twitter users flocked to

Monty Don: Gardeners' World host issues warning after shock discoveryRob appeared to be referring to the so-called Strictly curse, which is a term used to refer to a breakdown in the relationship of a participating celebrity or professional dancer during, or soon after the show.Oti has been married to her husband and fellow dancer Marius Iepure since 2012.Last year on the show, she danced and won with actor Kelvin Fletcher.During the series, the pair raised eyebrows with their sultry Rumba routine to Ain't No Sunshine.At the time, Oti’s sister Motsi Mabuse, who is a judge on the show, jokingly said of their routine: “Hold on Kelvin that’s my sister, stop it.”Judge Craig Revel Horwood also jokingly branded the routine “filth”.Oti laughed off

Monty Don has presented on Gardeners' World since 2003. Over the years his love of dogs became well known with Nigel often featuring alongside Monty within the show.

Monty Don once recalled a horrific moment his beloved dog Nigel – who sadly passed away last week – was saved by Supervet doc Noel Fitzpatrick.

Gardener's World host and dog lover Monty Don has paid tribute to golden retriever Nigel by sharing a snap of him as a puppy.

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don has shared an adorable throwback of his dog Nigel as a puppy, after the beloved pooch died.

Gardeners' World expert Monty Don has taken to social media to share some devastating news - confirming his golden retriever Nigel has died.

Gardeners' World broadcaster Monty Don has revealed his dog Nigel, who made regular appearances on the BBC show, has died.

Monty Don is one of the most well-known gardeners on TV after becoming the main presenter on Gardeners World in 2003.Tonight (Friday, July 3) he will offer advice on how to maintain your vegetable patch.Monty has been married to wife Sarah for nearly 40 years.Sarah is an author and has previously written a couple of cookbooks tailored to using homegrown crops.The pair are reported to have first met at Magdalene College, Cambridge.Monty and Sarah went onto tie the knot in 1983.Talking about his relationship to Sarah to the Telegraph in 2004, Monty spoke of how their relationship is equal.Monty said: "Some of our happiest times together are when we're working outside, doing different jobs in different parts of the garden, hardly speaking, but

Monty Don is one of the best-known TV gardeners having presented on Gardeners' World since its debut in 2003. On tonight's episode from his home in Herefordshire, he will show how you can get the best results for growing vegetables this summer.

Monty Don, 64, shows what herbs thrive better in the shade as he shows his tips and tricks for the perfect herb garden on tonight's episode of Gardeners' World.

Monty Don, 64, has hosted the BBC long-running series Gardeners' World since 2003.

The RHS Chelsea Flower Show like many events this year has been cancelled due to the pandemic, however, Joe Swift will appear alongside fellow host Monty Don this week to co-present a week's worth of programmes celebrating the shows success over the years.Tonight's episode reflects how the show has promoted better health for the planet.Joe started his career after he became one of the main presenters in the BBC Two gardening show Gardeners' World in 1998.Apart from presenting Joe is also a journalist and has written for the Gardeners' World Magazine as well as having a regular column in The Times Weekend section.In an interview with the Guardian Joe spoke of how he started in the media industry.Joe told the publication: "It's ironic that I