Gardeners' World 2023/2024🍀Winter Specials Episode 4

Frances Tophill and the team celebrate the joy that the gardening year brings throughout the seasons.
Frances is at Wildside Garden in Devon, inspired to make the winter gardens sparkle and do jobs to get them ready for next spring. Nick Bailey visits a garden in Bedfordshire that blends soft grasses with textural trees and crisp topiary to create a space full of winter interest.
Advolly Richmond reveals the fascinating history of greenhouses along with the enormous challenges involved in engineering those early designs. Adam Frost gets stuck into some winter jobs, including chitting potatoes and planting up a container for seasonal interest.
In Northamptonshire, there's a collection of snowdrops with more than 650 varieties, and there's a man from Somerset whose world has been rocked by lithops - also known as living stones.

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[@paulkenney4021]

shame same thing every week though , just Monty planting his veg . They never cover my fav conifers because they don't know enough

[@FourSeasonFarming]

Result of hard working 👍

[@chriscaughey1103]

I will so miss Gardener's World until t\it returns in the spring

[@wildist]

How long does it go off air for?

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Love the feature of the glashouses i Kew garden.

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[@jacquikomschlies6079]

It’s so funny what “winter” means in the UK. I don’t get any of that until spring. Winter interest for me means conifers, a few boxwoods and pretty bark, and some perennials whose dead stems can stand up to snow. Sometimes, depending on how heavy the snow is, I might also get some grasses that stay upright.

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Indeed. English winter I like. Our winter up here is endless and brutal. -27 degrees C and 50 cm snow at the moment.

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Thank you for uploading. Its always so appreciated.😊

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Thanks for uploading the entire Winter Series! I really appreciate you!😊

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Its insane how mutch I love this show.

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Какая же замечательная у вас зима! У нас (Латвия) и злаки, и седум мокрым тяжёлым снегом сломало.

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Thank you for uploading all the series (I was so upset to learn that Adam supports illegal fox hunting .. but was pleased Monty is against it !)

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subtlety is amazing. - nice belt- but nice commentary and ability and just plain love. - i so very much appreciate and love this show- i'm sure that i'd be lost without it. - have learned so much from GW - i want to visit England to see for my self. thank you thank you thank you so much. hearts^2

[@aina2165]

I loved seeing that snowdrop collection. They are absolutely beautiful.

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Thank you

[@simontemplar404]

Off to Wildside again next year. Looking forward to it.

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Очень хотелось бы перевод на русский язык этих программ!! Смотрю на канале "Загородный" передачи прошлых лет, а так хочется и последующих! Замечательная программа!

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I love snowdrops also 🤍💚

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Потрясающе, спасибо за чудесные минуты😊😊😊

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[@jeremypearson6852]

After being out of the UK for forty years now, I don’t miss the winters as much. Unfortunately, in Florida we only get one season, so I do miss the change. Obviously, I can’t grow most of the UK plants because of the heat here, but I still love watching GW every week. Going back in March to see family, so we’ll get to see spring at least.

[@brandiisbell7746]

I would have loved to have seen more of Keith Wiley's garden. Absolutely fabulous. Is there more video of it and where is he located so I might research him and his pruning techniques? Thank you very much

[@ConnieWojahn]

Why would anyone want a yellow snowdrop? Clean snow is white. Apparently, not everyone has heard the cautionary dog sledder's statement, "Don't eat yellow snow."

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Anyone know what this flower is 8:09 ?

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It's a daisy, like the ones you get in your lawn, but a cultivated double version...

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Many, Many KZbinrs ask for tips. This is the norm now.

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This person is the only way I can watch Gardeners World from my poverty stricken situation lol, I wouldn't tip them personally, but I have NO PROBLEM with them asking for tips. RAJavier is the shit

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😂 don't bite the hand that feeds you, when they are not forcing you to pay. Maybe convince GW to go the Taskmaster route, and upload their own shows so they can get those views if you actually care that much, Troy.

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Do you work for BBC ? Weird that you re on a channel you don t support. I never tip but he deserves it, I can watch this for free so thank you RA

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