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I love gardeners world...Its the start of my weekend....it inspires me...but its just not long enough. Tonight was lovely, but I wanted more...I wanted to know about the plants in one of the gardens shown...I wanted to know more about over wintering plants and what to do to prepare them for the new season...I wanted to know more about the buddlejas.....however, I recorded it...so I'll watch it again and pretend its an hour long!
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Yes but if they made it an hour long, there wouldn't be time for bumper editions of Eastenders and let's face it, we don't get enough cookery shows. And what about reality t.v. shows in which actors who did 6 month soap stints get to battle it out with has-been Tory politicians by ice dancing in the Australian jungle? You can't expect gardening to take precedence over this kind of ground-breaking telly.
I know many will hate me. but we saw more of monty's dog than we saw of his garden.
what does " Nigel believes if I plant a tennis ball, it'll produce many more" or whatever he said, have to do with gardening. All this before the opening titles had appeared.
I'm sick of the monty /nigel show monopolising GW. WE WANT GARDENING.
Totally agree Hostafan, and now we have to watch for a year while Carol converts a garden.Very little interest to anyone just starting gardening, not a patch on the old presenters ie Geoff Hamilton.
I don't understand this When I watched the item I thought it was such a good idea - we get so many queries on here from people who've just got a garden and don't know where to start or what to do - I think they'll find it very helpful.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Well yes, I thought it was one of the best ideas from GW for ages.....although CK has done it before.
As regards negative comments, it's really a matter of 'One man's meat is another man's poison'....there will always be differing opinions.
I'd agree Dove. If you were just starting out I think it would be very helpful. When I moved to my first house, about to have a baby, I had only a small amount of experience and a fair sized blank canvas of a garden. I was looking forward to getting stuck in and making changes on a very small - actually non existent - budget, but I reckon lots of people could have found that daunting and would have relished a bit of guidance about where to start.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...