Monty Don: Last News

Monty Don took to Twitter to correct BBC’s Springwatch as it said we are still in the midst of spring.The Gardeners’ World host divided fans as he asked if he was “missing something” after reading the tweet.The broadcaster was reacting to a post from the BBC series about an owl.Posting a video of the small creature, the official account asked if anyone had seen one in the wild recently.However, there was one element that Monty took issue with in the new tweet.Yesterday the nature programmes’ account penned: “How charming is this little owl?!?“Has anyone else been lucky enough to spot one so far this spring?”The gardening expert then replied today, pointing out spring had passed a while back.Monty wrote: “Unless I am missing something, I was

Gardeners' World star Monty Don, 66, has taken to Twitter to vow to end the mining and extraction of peat after campaigning for the end of peat in garden compost over the past two decades.

Monty Don, 65, has responded to a fan on Twitter after they referred to him by only his last name “Don” as they remarked on a floral display created by his wife to mark Euro 2020.The Gardeners’ World expert urged the follower to call him by his first name as he expressed pride over his spouse’s creativity.Before England played against Italy in the Euro 2020 final on Sunday, Monty shared a St George’s cross made out of daisies and poppies by his wife Sarah Don.Monty typed: “I’m not really a football fan (the Lions I support are playing with a different shaped ball in South Africa) but can’t help be caught up in today’s excitement.“So here is floral good luck for the team tonight.”In response one of his 235,500 followers replied: “Wow, this

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don, 66, took to Twitter this evening to tell fans that there is light at the end of the tunnel after viewers were left angry over news that the BBC programme won’t be airing as usual this week.

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Gardeners’ World in Monty Don’s absence, but it’s not just his gardening expertise which has garnered fans attention in recent weeks.

Monty Don, 65, is a familiar face on screens as he heads up the series Gardeners’ World on BBC Two.

Monty Don, 65, has addressed a Gardeners’ World viewer who suggested he “do more" filming in his own garden after he announced he had been absent from the show due to filming a new series abroad.The seasoned gardener shared he had been working on location in Italy, Greece and Croatia, but would be returning to film in his garden this week.On Friday he typed on Twitter: “Away from GW tonight  (and next week) because have been filming new series in Italy, Greece and Croatia. “Back now and resume filming in the garden as normal next week.”One of his followers typed back: “You need to do more in your own garden Monty. “There is a lot of people or gardeners who learn alot from you being in your own garden.

Gardeners' World Monty Don took to social media yesterday to share an update from Longmeadow.The 65-year-old gardener told fans his new summer house was being built in "dribs and drabs" but that it was coming along nicely.Monty posted a picture of the structure online, in view of his 910,000 Instagram followers.The image showed a beautiful building made with a mossy green corrugated material, standing proudly amongst the flowers and trees."New summer house on the Mound is coming on."Doing the work in dribs and drabs but getting there," he captioned the snap.Many took to the comments section of his post to share their thoughts on the new addition."That’s my kind of greenhouse," one user wrote alongside a green heart."Beautiful and love the

Gardeners' World host Monty Don took to social media last night to share an update with fans amid his absence from the BBC show.The TV presenter revealed that he would not be on screen for two weeks as he was working on a new series abroad.The 65-year-old gardener informed his 233,600 Twitter followers that he had been filming in Italy, Greece and Croatia.He went on to reassure fans that he would be back on Gardeners' World next month, before sharing details about the filming schedule.Ahead of Friday night's episode, Monty tweeted: "Away from GW tonight (and next week) because have been filming new series in Italy, Greece and Croatia."Back now and resume filming in the garden as normal next week."(sic)Many took to the comment section of the

Monty Don, 65, has shared he is busy working on “other projects” after being asked by a viewer why he only seems to host the show “every other week”.The Gardeners’ World host hit back that he “does not do every other week” however he does occasionally take a break to focus on his other commitments.Monty had shared a photo of white roses blooming in his garden on Instagram.He typed: “Charles Darwin’ & ‘The Pilgrim in the Cottage garden.”In response, one said: “Hi Monty, we love the show every week and adore Patti and Nell. “My wife and I are wondering why you present GW every other week. We think you may be doing other projects, so can’t do every week. “It must be very time consuming to present a weekly show.

Gardeners’ World favourite Monty Don, 65, had some sad news for viewers during tonight’s instalment of the BBC programme.The horticulturalist revealed that he would be taking a break from hosting the show for the next few weeks.Towards the end of the programme, Monty broke the news to fans as he relaxed in the sun at Longmeadow with his beloved pet dogs.The gardener said: “Well that’s it for today. “And I’m away for a couple of weeks.” Monty went on to reassure that Gardeners’ World would return next week despite his absence.He also revealed that his co-star Adam Frost would be replacing him and fronting the show from his garden.Monty continued: “But Gardeners’ World, of course, will still be with you and in Adam’s garden.“And I’ll be back

Gardeners’ World tonight will be returning with another new episode fronted by Monty Don.

Monty Don took to social media today to share a garden update with his fans.The Gardeners' World star was inundated with messages after sharing a picture of his box hedges getting cut.The 65-year-old informed his 902,000 followers that the job needed to be done in dry conditions in order to protect the hedge from box blight.He said the dry weather gave the plant time to heal.Monty's social media snap captured a man in a hard hat trimming the vibrant green hedge in the sunshine."Rob is cutting our remaining box hedges whilst it remains dry," he captioned the post."Need a run of dry weather so cuts can heal before damp weather encourages box blight fungus to enter the wounds," Monty went on to explain.Many took to the comments section of his

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Monty Don, 65, is beloved as the main presenter on the BBC series Gardeners’ World. However, he has opened up about something he doesn’t like about the latest series of the show.Monty has been back fronting new episodes of the series, which have seen it move from 8pm to 9pm.However, it seems like the gardener is not thrilled about the move.He recently responded to a fan about this in view of his 230,000 Twitter followers.The follower had penned to him: “We’ve realised that 8 o’clock was exactly the right time for #GardenersWorld, the evening rhythm could revolve about that.“What difference could putting it back an hour make?“But it does.

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don, 65, took to Twitter this evening to inform his 230,000 followers that he and his team have been hard at work filming the BBC show despite the bank holiday weekend. Although many of Monty’s fans expressed their gratitude to the host for his dedication to the programme, one of his followers couldn’t resist aiming a jibe at him in response to his update.Monty penned on the micro-blogging site: “Full days filming today for next week's GW - the bank's may be on holiday but we aren’t!”One of the gardener’s fans then cheekily replied: “What do you want a medal? “You get paid to potter about in the garden mate. “Anyway I look forward to watching.”Proving that he wasn’t fazed by the viewer’s swipe at his job,

Monty Don, 65, has responded to a viewer after they questioned why his wife, Sarah Don, and their children do not ever “help” during episodes of Gardeners’ World.The TV personality explained that despite appearances, it is him who is often assisting his family in the garden, as he dismissed any opportunity of them appearing on the BBC programme.Monty uploaded a photo of his colourful grass borders as the sun finally began to shine in the UK after weeks of rain.He typed cheerily: “Love this awakening of the grass borders.”In response, a fan wrote: “Do your wife and children help in the garden? Could we ever see them on Gardeners World?”Monty explained there is a very simple reason why viewers do not see his family on the show.He replied: “I

Monty Don has been slammed by a social media user after appearing to go back on his word.

Monty Don, 65, who said “cutting grass burns lots of fossil fuel, makes a filthy noise, and is about the most injurious thing you can do to wildlife".

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