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91,032 Views • Premiered Apr 26, 2024 • Click to toggle off description
Frances Tophill travels to Buckinghamshire to explore a beautiful garden appropriately called Wind in the Willows. And Rekha Mistry prepares for the season ahead in the Peak District.
There's a champion grower in Manchester whose life is dominated by daffodils. Plus a couple who have created their own slice of paradise on a balcony in north London, which they plan to showcase at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Views : 91,032
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Premiered Apr 26, 2024 ^^
Rating : 4.951 (28/2,247 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-12T18:13:27.635947Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Gardeners World has been my favourite programme for many years, but as I no longer have a television, I am absolutely delighted that you post this on YouTube and I’m able to enjoy it once again but on my iPad.
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You are such a blessing. Thank you for uploading every week.
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Thanks so much! from 🇨🇦
Those drumstick primulas …. my goodness how glorious!!
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Adam Frost's cat Ash is capital-A Adorable in this episode! My own long-haired desk supervisor would probably love a garden stroll, but we have raccoons here in the Pacific NW, and she's not the brightest front porch light on the block -- she stays inside to study the herbaceous perennials I'm planting next weekend. And her ornithology...
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Lovely. Thank you so much for making this viewable in the US. I fell in love with gardening while living in Europe and now I’ve spent the last 4 yrs trying to figure out how to adapt what I love and have learned in the Northern Alabama climate and soil conditions.
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Love this show! Thank you for sharing it with us! ❤
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Adam Frost is always so positive, love him.
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Thank you again for posting! A lovely episode with Adam! 😊
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Thank you! A great program as always…….love seeing Rekha’s progress.😊
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Beautiful program, as usual.. it seems like folks in UK are all natural gardeners. They have smaller spaces, it such luscious gardens!
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Adam is the best presenter.
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GREAT Episode!!!
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Adam is enchanting so wonderful
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This is just lovely. I especially liked it when you left the leaves and things next to the garden pond 'so the critters could crawl back out to the water.'
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Thank you for posting. The Wind in the Willows garden is, I think, my favourite of all. It was everything I would want in a garden (but will never have) and almost reduced me to tears because it is so beautiful. It's not like, but it reminds me of, the "No Time To Stand and Stare" garden from Chelsea Flower Show some years ago (back in the Alan Titchmarsh days), which was a favourite for many years. The Cornish farmyard garden a fortnight ago, and Adam Clayton's garden, were also stunning and I didn't think I'd see much better, but this one topped them both.
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Thank you from Idaho, USA. Some day, come to Idaho and check out our public gardens surrounding the world famous hot pools.
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Fantastic collection of Daffodils, amazing. I especially loved the variety `Pebble Mill`.
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🍀I have about 20 king size beautiful foxglaves on my balconi 🤣🌺🌿🌹🌿
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Pozdrav i iz Hrvatske i tu ste rado gledani
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2 weeks ago
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