A tour of my patch with Adam Frost | Virtual Chelsea Flower Show | RHS

Join the international garden designer and TV presenter for a tour of his peaceful Lincolnshire garden.
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[@marliesboydell2824]

Love Adam’s style, also a much better length video than the short snippets for the rest of virtual Chelsea.

[@bluesky7226]

Great job filming Lil.

[@dhenderson3007]

My kind of gardener! Artist, gardener and dreamer!

[@kathyberal5623]

A walled garden out in the countryside. An absolute dream.

[@christinepops5100]

Having seen glimpses of this garden on Gardeners World, it was a real treat to see the full tour! Very interesting that all the seating and gathering areas seem quite small and intimate. I especially enjoyed the woodland and potager or veggie garden. Beautiful soulful garden which speaks to the kindness of the gardener. Bravo Mr. Frost

[@AnnMarieKing]

I could listen to Adam talk gardening all day. With what I have learned I just started my first cottage style border ... sixty feet of pride and joy! Such an education and inspiration to amateur gardeners all over the world.

[@wildlifegardener-tracey6206]

My wish, if I ever believed in them Adam, would be to have had the fortune to work with Geoff Hamilton. I watched every GW he made. I of course remember you working and learning along side him. I was stunned to hear the tragic news of his premature death all those years ago. But, like you he bashed that message of treating our gardens as a shared place for us and our wildlife and I have been influenced by him ever since. That’s over 30 years. Your garden is a dream if I ever win the lottery, I won’t because I don’t do it 😂, your the designer I would hire. What a fabulous garden you are developing. Thank you for sharing I really enjoyed seeing your ideas and plans for the future. I also gained some new ideas for my own garden. 💚🌈

[@lsmith9249]

Tracey Pye l remember it well, Geoff was far too young, we lost a fantastic gardener, Adam had a brilliant appenticeship

[@emikobcat]

Love Adam, love his garden, very big, and HIS CATS!! Cats make garden alive and very good gardening companions!!

[@ej3016]

emikobcat the other week Adam had the entire hour of Gardener’s World and “his parrot” stole the show 🤣😂 was it a garden show 🤣😂

[@dyswindlehurst2401]

Have followed the transformation of Adma's garden since it was first shown on Gardener's World. It's lovely to see this garden with Adam and Lil and the cats! This is EXACTLY how I would have a garden if I did not live in a flat!! Thank you Adam and Lil for sharing your lovely garden with us.

[@mississippidreamin1239]

Thank you. Lot's of fun to see your beautiful garden!

[@veronicabong5327]

Every gardener is unique. Adam Frost has his special ways, very down to earth...doing it his way.

[@micktownsend7648]

Frosty, you have inspired me this year to grow from seed and design my ever so bland garden, I’ve watched you, studied you and have taken what you have taught me to my garden. Love your passion, love your creativity, let’s hope my garden looks a bright and healthy as yours ‘this time next year. God bless you and your family and also gardeners world family. Stay safe and hope to see you next year at RHS Chelsea👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@grahamwood9632]

Thank you Adam for sharing your wonderful garden. What a tonic and inspiration at such a tough time for everyone to visit a place of harmony.

[@LibbySingsMezzo]

Thank you for welcoming us into your garden. And great camera work by your daughter! I certainly agree with building a garden in layers and phases, and I've always tried after moving to wait a year to see what comes up, where the sun is at different times of the day and different seasons, and finding the spots where I would want to spend time enjoying a prospect or sitting in contemplation. One's own garden is never really finished, and why would you want it to be? There'd be nothing to do and no new plants to buy.

[@jackiepeter7937]

Such a joy to watch and listen. The meadows are particulary pretty.

[@susanwoodward7485]

Thank you for sharing your lovely garden space. Can't wait to see it evolve

[@neilcarey2535]

Great to see you enjoying your garden so much Adam.

[@1tuinman]

4 years and it's only a beginning...... We need to come back every year !

[@christineparker8429]

This garden is already amazing but like every garden it will never be truly finished because we all end up tweaking this and that. Would be great to see it in another 4 years.

[@triciat342]

Lovely to share your Garden Adam.A recent treat for me was a gift of dvds of all Geoff Hamiltons BBC shows.You are a worthy successor to him.Except you are more the young Al Pacino of the gardening world.I love flowers and look forward to seeing your Summer season progress Thankyou

[@mariapiaoliver8788]

It is always a joy to see your garden Adam; for me the best place is where you sit in the wood and enjoy the perfect silence. That’s where I sing to the Lord in the morning and also in the evening!

[@celiahaddon4087]

I did enjoy it Lil! Thank you very much. Oh, and to your dad.

[@almawalker1432]

Beautifully done. Gardeners or future gardeners learn thru their parents or grandparents. As someone who was brought up by grandparents from the Philippines who were keen gardeners would know, youngsters won’t show an interest but take stock without realising it. Now, here in the UK that learned knowledge of gardening is now being implemented. Thankful that one has the chance and space to garden. A very rewarding hobby and earning from it as a result.

[@ChrissieCrafts]

Thank you Adam for a wonderful tour! So much inspiration for all corners of my own garden!

[@sarapulford5957]

🇬🇧 Can recommend Summer Wine or Golden Showers for your Gin and T arbour. Both single and open for bees and sweetly perfumed. Golden Showers will flower until frost. Remember you starting this garden and it's looking wonderful. 🐱

[@annehilton7167]

What a beautiful and interesting garden Adam. Thanks for showing it to us. Love the meadow area with the beehive.

[@nanapoppi3]

Loved seeing all your beautiful gardens especially the woodland area and the meadows. They invoke tranquility. And I totally agree that biodiversity brings in the wildlife which is an amazing experience. Hope we get to see more of your gardens throughout the year. .

[@evelyngriggs8356]

What a delightful tour of your developing garden, Adam. I loved the “places” Adam showed us; beautiful now and full of ideas of Adam’s vision. The whole story was enlivened by the lovely, friendly cat and the illusive Mrs Frost! Wonderful video. Evie

[@mygeorgiaokeeffe]

Brings me back to the lovely, amazing day I spent in one of Adam's gardening workshops.

[@anniek3352]

Thank you Adam for sharing your wonderful garden with us. Looking forward to seeing how it evolves moving forward.

[@janetgordon2484]

What a beautiful garden!

[@YC-fq1lq]

Such an expansive and stunning garden. Thank you for showing us and sharing your journey. Can't wait to see it grow and change.

[@pamgreen1898]

Lovely tour, thank you

[@lindseybush2775]

Loved this Adam, thanks for the tour

[@robertandjeanette]

Thanks for an awesome tour - all the best from sunny California.

[@peckinpahlady]

Fascinating and absolutely beautiful, thank you so much.

[@sheilabernadetteclairemcin1107]

Beautiful garden and home

[@0210rokvist]

Thank you. Loved the tour

[@billgarbett9594]

Great tour. Looking forward to seeing how you develop the garden.

[@writernthesky]

What a wonderful garden! And it's great you will be teaching.

[@eileentarrant9220]

Love your garden Adam ,I can remember when you started your veg garden ,so it’s lovely to see the rest ,great bit of filming 😘😘

[@ej3016]

Eileen tarrant love watching Gardeners World each week and wondering what we’re going to see with Adam - one of these days I hope we get a glimpse of the Mrs 😃😉 thnx for keeping it real Adam and I esp love that VEG are your passion 😃🤗

[@paulpoyntz1165]

Really enjoyed your garden . Thank you

[@annierampersad3982]

Hello Adam.Thanks for this wonderful tour.💞

[@tanialippa7659]

Loved the tour and the garden

[@Soliskaa]

Thanks for sharing! It's a joy to see :)

[@emmacrawford7938]

Really delightful watch, thank you.

[@FireflyOnTheMoon]

Gorgeous. Thanks

[@sarahhudleston832]

Very envious of your amazing walled garden. Love the wilder areas. I live in South Africa.

[@lilwilliams1896]

Thank you Adam. Fantastic garden.

[@marievass2048]

Wow! It's amazing!

[@neverlostforwords]

A garden is to share with wildlife - that message resonated with me, for sure. I love seeing what wildlife turns up in the garden. It is a never-ending journey in the garden discovering new ways to attract wildlife. Beautiful garden, Adam, and I love the peaceful area with the tree stumps, best. I'd be setting up two little chairs and a small round table near there, too. Thanks for showing us your beautiful garden! I am in Melbourne Australia and will probably never get to go to Chelsea live so enjoying your garden through this video is a real godsend. Cheers.

[@produccionesroth]

Congratulationsfor your beautiful garden Adam..grettings from Olmué, Chile.

[@rogerhine2318]

That was wonderful, Adam, and it has enthused me to do more with my "pocket hanky" garden. I love your passion and I hope to see more videos from you and updates on your garden.

[@junemarcantonio6458]

Really enjoyed your garden tour!!!!

[@paultsworld]

Great to compare his "patch" with my English Garden - I think his is a little larger!

[@rodelinsgardentourscritter7432]

Adam is so great! 💓

[@conniekeshet]

Amazing beginning!! I love how hes telling us what was there. What he did first. Even showing us the general layout of the garden.

[@conniekeshet]

Ok now ive seen the whole show. I loved it. That he tells us what was there, and how he made decisions, what he saw, his thinking, his feelings. Facinating and certainly something i can relate to. Im watching in israel. I am thinking of adding local wildflowers in a dead grass area. I keep thinking northern gardening shows not really suit our dry conditions. But he gave me the best advice!! Go with local wildflowers that grow in my area. Its what i was planning to do but hearing him say it is giving me confidence. So lupin, wild cyclamen, native poppies and some other annuals.

[@kalayne6713]

Love a man who loves his garden ...and cats! Lucky Mrs Frost.

[@jennifersbruce9459]

Lovely garden in a short time. We live only a few miles from you and would love to visit.

[@mondaymorning4773]

Great advice. Get to know your soil and garden.

[@nancyvance2772]

Magical!

[@robertwalker4100]

You need more hives in the garden, Thank you for sharing your insights into your garden, hope to watch it grow with you,

[@flowerfairy1950]

Magnificent!

[@andrewjewell3142]

I love Adams passion for horticulture

[@inglishhomeandgarden8386]

The ferny woodland bit is absolutely wonderful! - Sorry, Mrs Frost - I guess those trees had to go... :) I also really love the swirly, paisley shaped borders, and the generous number of seating ares.

[@markant007]

I like this garden very much😍

[@patgentry7268]

Wonderful! Thank you...what happened to the shade house you were going to put in? I saw and saved it as model for my too-sunny side of the greenhouse. Hope to see yours one of these days.

[@MsSanyB]

Best garden by a mile

[@blumencharlie4713]

Fab garden and video. Please be honest and tell me how many people work in it and how often. I have a huge garden and really can’t cope with it, then I see all your beautiful gardens and think how do they do it!! Monty Don is another one!!!!

[@neverlostforwords]

Charlie, Monty Don has said he has a team of gardeners working for him. I don't know about Adam but I agree there is so much there for one person to do on their own.

[@simonwright2476]

Very good.

[@joannmicik1924]

RE: Width of the perennial border. I've often wondered, is there a rule or ratio for the width of a border to the height of the wall/hedge/fence behind it? I've had the same problem: put in a border and then realize it's too (Visually) narrow. The wall behind it seems to loom over it.

[@paulawallace4043]

What’s the other cat called!? ....sooooo cute 😃😺 oh, beautiful garden too, especially the wildflowers..thank you

[@mariapiaoliver8788]

I meant to say: That’s where I would sing........because the garden is not mine!

[@debrawhited3035]

May I ask what part of the country this is? Given the golden stone of the buildings, I'm guessing somewhere in the Cotswolds, but I would like to know for sure.

[@diederikslob]

Nice! If you pause at 13:09 there's a shrub at the left. It's about a meter wide and high and looks like a yellow Hydrangea mixed with an Euphorbia. What's that shrub?

[@neverlostforwords]

Diederk, it looks like Euphorbia characias subsp. wulfenii

[@pertelote4526]

Thank you for the tour of your lovely garden, Mr Frost. I would appreciate a more stable and much slower hand with the camera, though.

[@blumencharlie4713]

😳😳I thought she did a brilliant job and want to ask what she was using.

[@conniekeshet]

I thought she did a good job, i always felt visually satisfied, like if i was there. Both The bigger picture to seeing a specific spot.

[@ouchstopclicking]

It was great considering it’s a home vlog and not a full production

[@ej3016]

pertelote 45 watch Gardeners World then - I thought his daughter did a great job

[@musicbywalsh]

Recent studies have shown that there is an 83% chance that Adam will succeed Monty as host of GW.