Monty Don: Last News

Gardeners' World star Monty Don, 65, has taken to social media to give his fans an insight into filming for the favourite BBC gardening show.The presenter posted a series of snaps and admitted that his dog Nellie had been watching him speak to "robot cameras".Taking to social media, the star gave his followers a behind the scenes sneak peek of what filming the show looked like at his Longmeadow garden.Monty shared two snaps with his 228,000 followers of his golden retriever, the first a close up of her sitting happily on a path, followed by another shot of her enjoying the Jewel Garden.The horticulturalist revealed that his pup was watching him talk to technology in an effort to film the next episode of the BBC gardening programme.He wrote:

Gardeners’ World host Monty Don, 65, has shared an update with his fans about his years campaigning over peat compost.The broadcaster shared how it has been a “long, uphill struggle” but there has been some “progress”.Monty opened up in front of his 228,000 followers as he updated them about his campaign.This came after a colleague tweeted him about finding a piece he wrote about peat compost.They penned to the presenter: “Just stumbled on this: @TheMontyDon calling for a ban on peat compost, saying it was ‘better very late than never’ - back in 2002!“He's still fighting for it.”Monty then weighed in with an update on his work, admitting it had been a “struggle”.He wrote: “It has been a long, uphill struggle! But we are getting there.”This

Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don, 65, took to Twitter to generously share a short video of the centre of his Longmeadow garden, The Jewel Garden.Taking advantage of the recent sunny weather, the expert gardener shared the clip with his fans and was quick to emphasise just how long it had taken him to cultivate such a beautiful garden when a fan branded him "lucky".The horticulturalist took to Twitter to show his 228,500 fans what one section of his beloved garden looks like after bad weather had passed.He wrote: "Between the showers in the Jewel Garden."Monty accompanied the caption with a short clip of the most colourful area of his Longmeadow dwelling.Birdsong could be heard as Monty panned the camera down the length of the main path

Gardeners’ World star Monty Don informed his 228,200 Twitter followers that it had been a “rather wet day” in Herefordshire.The presenter filmed the rain lashing down on his garden and his two dogs hiding inside.Monty shared the video on social media and said it had been raining on and off all day.“A rather wet day filming,” the 65-year-old captioned the footage.No doubt the heavy rain put a stop to filming the gardening show, which is predominantly filmed outside in the grounds of Longmeadow.The BBC star revealed that not only did the wet weather interfere with work, but it affected his beloved animals as well.His dogs Nell and Patti do not like the rain according to Monty’s post.They could be seen hiding in the potting shed in order to

Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don, 65, expressed his "disgust" after sheep farmer James Rebanks, 47, told how a crow "plucked" out the eye of his newborn lamb, leading to its death.

Gardeners' World host Monty Don, 65, said he still gets letters from fans regarding the death of his dog Nigel.The much-loved golden retriever, who was often seen on his show, died in May 2020.

DON'T MISS...Monty Don defends Gardeners’ World colleagues as he hits back at fan [UPDATE]Matt Baker and wife Nicola admit feeling ‘guilty’ over new addition [INSIGHT]“Are you OK?” one follower asked in the comments section of last night’s post.“Hope you manage to get some sleep Geth and wishing you a speedy recovery,” another added.Realising the reason for the contraption, a third user remarked: “Laser surgery?“The tape is holding your eye open so that must be why.

DON'T MISS...Monty Don defends Gardeners’ World colleagues as he hits back at fan [UPDATE]Susanna Reid causes stir on GMB in tight low-cut dress [VIDEO]Matt Baker and wife Nicola admit feeling ‘guilty’ over new addition [INSIGHT]However, she is keen to shy away from the "cold" phrase and is embracing that her children are off to school.Speaking frankly about her life as a parent, Catherine told Drew: "I see what both Michael and I have done and I’m not bragging, you never know as a parent what you are going to get."The best-laid plans, whatever, it’s just two people come together and there is a creation and then you guide them, I had a mother who, who was wonderful."With my children I tried to instil those qualities the best I could and

Monty Don has been supported by fans after he shared the last photo of his beloved dog Nigel, which was taken on the day the hound passed away.

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don, 65, has rushed to defend his team from the BBC show after a viewer declared that “there is no excuse” for the programme not to air “100 per cent original content”.The gardener hit back at the fan after they criticised the latest episode of the programme for “replaying old clips”.The frustrated viewer penned on Twitter: “Please stop replaying old clips, there are enough people sending you clips I bet not to recycle old stuff. “There is no excuse for a show soooo watched not to produce 100 percent original content.”(sic)However, Monty was quick to point out that his Gardeners’ World colleagues should be praised for filming “any new material” for the show, as they are working hard amid “the strictest Covid

The Chase star Anne Hegerty, 62, began fronting ITV show Britain’s Brightest Family in 2018.Speaking with Express.co.uk and other press, she revealed the first thing she requested to producers amid fears the audience may get bored.She spilled: “I do know that on a lot of the shows people say it drags, the pacing was off, it wasn’t fast enough.“One of the first things I said to the producers on Britain’s Brightest Family was, I don’t want people to say that about this show.“I want to read the autocue fast, I want to get to the game and play fast, and not to have too much faffing about.“And I hope we do that.”Monty Don confirms Gardeners' World replacement as he takes breakThe quizmaster added that other shows may not have taken off as well

DON'T MISS...‘It will be a wrench' Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen shares concern [VIDEO]Naga Munchetty bids farewell as BBC colleague exits  [INSIGHT]Monty Don confirms Gardeners' World replacement as he takes break [UPDATE]This week, Matt has been snapped shooting the Game of Thrones drama on a beach in Cornwall.Matt will play Prince Daemon and was seen in costume for the role.He stars opposite Emma D'Arcy who will take on the role of Princess Rhaenyra.The upcoming series is not likely to air until 2022.Talking about the 10-year anniversary of High Flying Birds, Noel said he couldn’t believe it had been that long.The 53-year-old said it had been pointed out to him during the first national lockdown.He used the time to complete some

Eamonn Holmes, 61, told viewers he was now using a crutch to get around following weeks of chronic pain.

Loose Women panellist Stacey Solomon, 31, was joined by her fiancé Joe Swash, 39, on a special episode of Loose loved ones today.

Monty Don, 65, has been keeping his Twitter followers updated on his latest career venture as he begins recording his audiobook.The much-loved gardener also let his fans know he is having a short break away from Gardeners’ World soon as he confirmed who will be taking over the helm.Posting in front of his 223,000 Twitter followers, Monty gave an update about what he’s up to.He wrote yesterday: “Having been delayed by a year due to Covid I am off today (and for the next four days) to a studio to read 'My Garden World' as an audio book.”The exciting update left some worried about what this might mean for his BBC Two show.One replied: “Back in time for Gardeners World I hope!”However, earlier today, Monty confirmed this would not be the case

Monty Don, 65, was criticised by one of his followers after he seemed to bluntly reply to a fan who had praised a pair of dangly earrings they believed he had made for them back in the 1970s.The Gardeners’ World host owned a jewellery business with his wife Sarah Don before they went bankrupt in 1987 when the stock market crashed.The fan shared a photo of their beloved cross style earrings made in what appeared to be jade and gold.They typed: “Hello @TheMontyDon.

Gardeners' World host Monty Don, 65, reacted to Radio 4 presenter Reverand Richard Coles after he shared a tweet about his own mother.The gardening expert related to his BBC colleague's candidness, as he revealed he suffered a similar fate.It comes after Reverend Coles revealed that his mother had spotted an article about him that branded him a "national treasure".In view of his 390,500 followers, he penned: "Mum: 'You’re all over the Telegraph.SUCH a lot to keep up with.

Monty Don, 65, has responded after viewers posted on social media about the rescheduling of Gardeners’ World in the wake of Prince Philip’s death.

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don, 65, has informed fans of the popular BBC show that tonight’s scheduled episode may not air “due to extended news coverage” about Prince Philip’s death.The horticulturalist took to Twitter to warn viewers that the beloved gardening programme could be postponed as a result of the sad news.He penned in a post this afternoon: “It is possible that tonight's Gardeners World will be postponed due to extended news coverage as a result of the death of Prince Philip.”It comes after Buckingham Palace announced today that Queen Elizabeth II's husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, has died at the age of 99.Fans took to the comments section of Monty’s post to share their thoughts about the uncertainty over the TV schedules

Monty Don regularly shares glimpses of his home life on his social media accounts.The Gardeners' World presenter has now reacted to a viewer who commented on the BBC's host's candid snap of a recent spring bloom.The 65-year-old uploaded a stunning photo of a flower from one of his treasured gardens.In view of his 220,000 Twitter followers, the Gardeners' World host penned: "The first Taihaku blossom arrives just as the weather acquires a cutting edge - but cold is less damaging than heavy wind and rain so it may yet flower out into its full glory."A social media user responded to the post, as they gushed over the gardening expert's photography skills.The person in question wrote: "Lovely photo.

Piers Morgan, 56, has now broken his silence about his announcement as he revealed the paperback version of his book Wake Up is now Sunday Time's best seller.The presenter's news comes following his exit from Good Morning Britain last month after he sparked over 51,000 Ofcom complaints with comments he made about Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle.Today, he left his fans guessing what his next move could be as he tweeted: “Just got some incredible news.