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Monty Don has shared some fresh advice to help gardeners improve their outdoor space this spring. April has officially begun and with the new month comes a number of tasks those with green-fingers need to undertake in the spring season.

BBC Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don has shared his latest advice when it comes to slugs and snails, advising people how they can protect their plants from them.

Monty Don is one of TV's most enduring experts as the host of Gardeners' World and a trusted source of advice for those wanting to grow their green-fingered skills. Fans of his BBC Two show were worried recently when rumours began swirling that he might be quitting Gardeners' World, but Monty, 68, reassured them that he wasn't going anywhere on a February appearance on The One Show.

As spring approaches green fingered growers will be flocking to their treasured gardens but may be faced with unwanted moss taking over their grass.

With spring now here, many people are eager to start working on their gardens, especially their lawns. But some gardeners might be surprised to find their beautiful green space covered in moss.

Monty Don recently returned to our television screens with the launch of his latest show, Monty Don's Spanish Gardens, a new gardening programme that's taken him all the way to the Mediterranean. According to the synopsis, the BBC Two series sees the 68 year old horticulturist discover gardens "across the country's diverse landscape" and explore its "rich and varied history and culture." Monty, who recently shut down rumours that he'd be stepping down from his beloved BBC Gardeners' World, has also been very open about his health battles over the years - both physical and mental.

BBC Gardeners' World host Monty Don has spoken up about rumours of him leaving the show. Last year, Monty hinted at leaving Gardeners' World as he told Times Radio: "The logical thing to do is give up Gardeners' World." Now, he has confirmed what he meant by the comment after fans feared he was leaving the show completely. He shared:"In the end, I'm a gardener and my life is lived in my garden.

BBC Gardeners' World host Monty Don has spoken out about rumours that he's leaving the show.

Many people tend to stay clear of their gardening duties in the winter months, particularly if there has been heavy snowfall. The bitterly cold temperatures have also continued to plummet making for icy conditions.

Richard Ashcroft has announced details of a huge outdoor show, set to take place in London next summer.The announcement comes as the singer-songwriter has been revealed as the latest addition to the upcoming Kew The Music live music event, held in South West London.Set to take place over the summer, the week-long event will return to the UNESCO World Heritage site, Kew Gardens, between July 8 and July 12, 2024.For his appearance at next year’s instalment, Ashcroft will appear as the final headliner at the event and is set to take to the stage on the last day, Sunday, July 14.The upcoming set follows the two-time Ivor Novello winner’s work with The Verve over the years, as well as his run of solo albums, the most recent of which was his sixth solo LP, ‘Acoustic Hymns Vol. 1’, which arrived back in 2021.As well as Ashcroft, other artists set to appear as headliners for the 2024 edition of Kew The Music include pop singer Mika, who will headline the event on Tuesday, July 9, and Passenger who will take to the stage on Thursday, July 11.Following the recent completion of their 2023 reunion tour, JLS will also be taking to the stage at the London live music event on Friday, July 12, and the upcoming instalment will be opened by British horticulturist, broadcaster, and writer Monty Don, who will be taking part in an ‘Evening In Conversation’ event on Monday, July 8.The headliners for Wednesday (July 10) and Saturday (July 13) are set to be revealed at a later date, as are the guests set to join Ashcroft on the final night of next year’s edition.Tickets for the Richard Ashcroft show will go on pre-sale from tomorrow (December 19) at 10am GMT.

Monty Don has revealed he will eventually quit Gardeners' World, as he hopes his replacement will be a green-fingered female.The 68-year-old has starred on the BBC programme for the last two decades but says he expects to step down within the next five years. Speaking about who would replace him, Monty shared his hopes for it to be someone more representative of the current generation.

BBC Two's Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don is one of the best known horticulturalists in the country. But surprisingly, before Monty ever ventured into the world of gardening, his previous career couldn't have been more different.

Monty Don has announced the heartbreaking news that his beloved dog Nell has sadly died after a battle with cancer.

It's been confirmed by the Met Office that a cold snap will hit this weekend for much of the country, bringing frost and even some snow to select Scottish locations.

Lavender is a stunning addition to any garden - it looks great, smells amazing and is fairly easy to maintain year after year.

Gardening expert Monty Don has advised people on how to reduce water waste whilst tending to their plants outside.

Victoria Beckham declared herself "incredibly humbled" as she shared a photo montage of her favourite moments meeting the royals in times gone by. The normally poker-faced Victoria had a huge smile on her face in almost all the snaps, taken when she was in one of Britain's biggest pop bands - the Spice Girls. Writing to an audience of over 30 million Instagram followers, she exclaimed: "From then to now! I have so many fond memories of meeting His Majesty throughout my career, and he is always so supportive and kind.

Paul O'Grady in a gay bar in 1977, has opened up about her marriage to the star in a new interview. On Thursday, mourners lined the streets to pay tribute to the TV icon, who died of a sudden cardiac arrhythmia at the age of 67 at his home in Aldington near Ashford on March 28. Paul, who worked closely with many charities throughout his life, was beloved for his kind heart and generous spiritIt should therefore come as no surprise that the star also decided to marry his lesbian friend Teresa to stop her form being deported.

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Often seen joking together or exchanging an affectionate glance, King Charles III and the Queen Consort's loving companionship has only grown stronger over the years. Right from the start, they had much in common – including a passion for riding, horses and polo, and country pursuits like hunting, fishing and shooting.

Joe Lycett has remained true to his word by shredding £10,000 of his own money after urging David Beckham to give up his role as an ambassador for the World Cup in Qatar.