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Monty Don, 67, has addressed confused Gardeners’ World viewers after the programme was once again moved to a later slot. Fans of the hit BBC programme had taken to Twitter to complain about the recent changes made to the usual schedule.In view of his 271,000 Twitter followers, Monty explained that despite the rescheduling of today’s instalment, viewers would be entertained with great content.He wrote: “Gardeners World tonight has been shunted to 9.30 but full of good things.“We have the garden of Steve from the Repair Shop, a garden created around a stunning view, a superb walled kitchen garden,  and a review of what has suffered most and least in the drought at Longmeadow.”However, fans of the well-loved presenter appeared less than impressed with the recent changes.JJRadioRadio typed: “Wherever you and the @GWandShows team are we will find you, but it does get rather annoying that the show gets dumped all over the schedules by the @BBC planners, they've no appreciation of audience loyalty.”Loveabobblehat added: “Surely such a beloved show deserves a regular slot?!“Stop moving around the schedule BBC.”Blenkathra penned: “@BBC - really annoys me that you keep moving the time of @GWandShows around.“It's happening nearly every week.“I know it can be watched at other times or on @BBCiPlayer but Friday night is winding down night and I would like it at a set time for a while please.”NewMe72 tweeted: “It seems to get shunted quite regularly it seems ..“hey ho, no matter, I'll still be there x”Monty received yesterday an outpouring of congratulatory messages as the presenter announced a new family addition.The TV star was overjoyed to reveal the arrival of his  granddaughter, Daisy Rose Don.Monty and his wife Sarah Don were

Monty Don has taken to Instagram to share a sweet throwback snap of he and his wife Sarah Don as they celebrate their 39th wedding anniversary.The Gardeners' World star, 67, gushed over his other half as he celebrated their "strong" bond.In view of his 1.1 million followers, Monty celebrated the relationship milestone with his wife.The horticulturalist shared a sweet throwback snap of he and Sarah on their wedding day.Monty wrote: "We got married 39 years ago today - the picture is a little faded, a little wrinkly, like us but the love is as evergreen and strong now as it was all those years ago."Previously, Monty told how he wooed Sarah by cutting her entire lawn with a pair of kitchen scissors.A post shared by Monty Don (@themontydon)At the time of the romantic gesture, Monty said he was unable to find keys to her shed and so resorted to improvisation.He was so keen to impress his now-wife that he was willing to spend hours doing the lawn by hand.At the time, Monty told how Sarah thought him a "romantic fool."Monty said: “I met up with my wife and I wooed her by cutting her lawn, with her kitchen scissors, because I couldn’t find the key to the shed that had the lawnmower."She thought then as she does now, I was a fool.“But a romantic fool.

Monty Don, 66, has revealed that he has a new grandchild, named Daisy Rose Don. It comes after the presenter’s absence from Gardeners’ World on Friday evening sparked concern from super-fans of the BBC show.The horticulturalist, who shares three grown up children, Tom, Adam, and Freya, with his wife Sarah Don, announced the happy news on Twitter last night.Monty and Sarah were already proud grandparents to their grandson George, and they have now welcomed a granddaughter into the family.Monty described the news as the “perfect way to end” his Saturday.The star wrote in view of his 260,000 followers: “Daisy Rose Don born today , a sister to George. “A perfect way to end. beautiful May day.”Fans rushed to the comments section of Monty’s tweet to congratulate him on the announcement.Heather Sharpe penned: “Aww congratulations grandad, love the name Daisy.

Monty Don, 66, has taken to Twitter to share some personal details about falling in love.The Gardeners' World presenter posted an emotional message about his wife, Sarah Don.Replying to a tweet posted by American author and public speaker Stephanie Land, Monty revealed that it took him “about 5 minutes” to fall in love with his wife.@stepville asked: “Okay married people: how long after meeting your current spouse did you KNOW and why was it less than a week?”Monty took to the micro-blogging site, where replied in view of his 249,0000 followers.He candidly admitted: “About 5 minutes”.Sarah and Monty have been married since 1983.Despite being married for almost 40 years, the horticulturist and his wife have been through difficult times, especially when they were struggling financially.The jewellery company the couple ran together went bankrupt in 1987 and their savings were lost due to the 1990 stock market crash, leaving them relying on dole money.In their inspiring book, The Jewel Garden, Sarah explained: “A bad situation got worse every day.“The banks wanted their money and started to bounce our cheques whilst simultaneously adding their charges - and interest on them - to the tally.“Of course, it could not go on.Something had to give.As it turned out, that something proved to be our shop, our business, our savings, our furniture - and our home.”Sarah added: “When it came down to it, Montagu was a loony and I was ill all the time.“How did we ever believe that we could have saved the situation?“I suppose the lowest point for me what when I was hidden away on my sickbed while potential buyers traipsed around the house.”Speaking to The Times in September 2020, Monty spoke about how the financial struggles also impacted

Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don gave a rare insight into his home life with his wife Sarah Don as he addressed how the couple enjoys spending their downtime together. When the horticulturist is not tending to his luscious gardens at his Herefordshire residence, the presenter admittedly outs his feet up to enjoy the popular series.The 66-year-old revealed that he is a big fan of the hit show Succession.The drama series centres on the Roy family, the dysfunctional owners of Waystar RoyCo, a global media and entertainment conglomerate, who are fighting for control of the company amid uncertainty about the health of the family's patriarch, Logan Roy (played by Brian Cox).Speaking in a new interview on BBC Radio 5 Live with Nihal Arthanayake, the gardening expert was quizzed about the show, where he admitted his other half is not as keen.The on-screen star was questioned about his favourite character on the show and said that he finds them all "loathsome".Monty explained: "That's really difficult because they are all really loathsome.

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

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, 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 presenter Monty Don, 65, has sparked a frenzy amongst his 766,000 Instagram followers today by sharing the transformation that takes place each year in his garden.The horticulturalist posted two photos to show the changes that occur with the seasons in the space, which he and his wife Sarah Don have named the Jewel Garden.The first picture, which Monty captured today, showed a path in the outdoor space, fringed with empty flower beds.The trees surrounding the area were also bare, as they had lost their leaves due to the wintry conditions.A terracotta pot could then be seen at the end of the path.However, in the second snap, which Monty revealed he had taken last July in the exact same spot, the pot was almost hidden due to

Gardeners’ World star Monty Don and his wife Sarah opened up about their life when they penned a book together.The couple, who tied the knot in 1983, got candid about their financial and health struggles over the years.Sarah said that at one point the pair “dreaded” the arrival of post, as it would only bring bills and bad news.“We both dreaded the post.

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.