Geoff Hamilton's Cottage Gardens (1996 UK VHS)

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[@teresajohnstone7989]

The wonderful Geoff Hamilton, l watched him religiously every Friday, greatly missed Geoff RIP… 😢

[@MindMagician]

Thank you for uploading this. Geoff was one of my favourite TV Gardeners and I was gutted when he died suddenly from a heart attack whilst filming his last series...his twin brother completed the filming and narrating of it. Such a sad loss, as he taught so easily and was relaxing to watch and learn from. xx

[@patryder3907]

I used to hurry from work on Fridays to watch Cottage Gardens...... absolute favourite !, I am now in my 80s , starting a new garden. I’ve clicked to ‘save’ and will be watching all again.....a heart filler❤️

[@michaeljonesdougherty.209]

Geoff ❤ loved his gardening I was do happy to find this .i 1st seen this back in 1996 at the age of 19yo now at 48yo still enjoy this videoand gardening i have been a big fan was sorry when i heard he passed away. They don't make garden videos or shows like this much .

[@erikamordek2231]

This is how I learned to garden. I have on VHS and am so glad it is now online

[@brianmac8260]

Geoff was a top man

[@albert2395]

Ralph Vaughn-Williams fantasia on Greensleeves, Delius, etc. Quite wonderful music!❤ Geoff Hamilton the greatest gardener!!!😊

[@paulstokes393]

This is so weird! Woke up this morning thinking about Geoff and gardeners world, open up my youtube and this pops up on my recommendations. Their inside my head!!😂

[@albert2395]

George Butterworths' music is also lovely!❤ Banks of Green Willow, A Shropshire Lad, etc.😊Same as the beautiful programmes! Well done for showing this!❤😊

[@shirleymilton5178]

What a super video. A trip down memory lane. When we moved to Kettering in 1967 we bought most of our plants for our new garden from Geoff Hamilton. He gave us lots of advice as well. Though we moved to close to Barnsdale we have never visited….something we must do this year.

[@stevennorth2503]

Ise lodge garden centre . Barnsdale is worth the trip for the memories + has GC tea room.

[@1940sDream]

That intro music is beautiful and so perfect to fit a lovely cottage garden. Love it! (I love the shows from the 80s and 90s-the romantic look to the film).

[@rosemarymccarron3887]

Thank you Louis for uploading this as I always loved watching Geoff. Greetings from Ireland ☘️

[@neilmitchard8706]

This is great. Very much speaks to my type of gardening.

[@tammywinter9268]

This is a fantastic series. It is wonderful to learn from seasoned gardeners….it is stored in my playlist. Thank you

[@michaelking8642]

He was kind and generous with his knowledge.

[@julieblackstock8650]

this is glorious. I particularly loved the old Suffolk Gent as I live in Suffolk these days too

[@29sagittarius51]

I loved this video! Thank you!!

[@carrie4558]

Geoff was such a lovely guy, the best presenter on gardening programmes with Monty Don a close second. 👍

[@marilynsmith8054]

How I loved Geoff Hamilton. Only person to come a close second is Monty Don.

[@Tattvadarzin.]

Peter Seabrook too.

[@sherriianiro747]

I am amazed at the variety of bird songs on this video, which is definitely missing on the KZbin videos today. Stellar presentation too! Reminds me of the old Victory Garden series! 😊

[@ValeriaVincentSancisi]

Check out Bealtaine Cottage. Colette is a wonder... her three acres, lot's of birdsong..

[@gl2773]

I moved near Barnsdale Gardens just before Geoff’s death. Loved his shows. Actually visited Barnsdale last Sunday for the first time in years. RIP.

[@gillianwalker6971]

Like stumbling into Heaven😊

[@user-dw5gb6oc7h]

So interesting !!! And I like your presentation of the material, and your voice and diction, amasing 🌼🪻🌼

[@smoath]

Brilliant 👍🏻

[@naveedrafiq7923]

Release Date On Monday 5th February 1996 UK VHS.

[@grettalemabouchou6779]

Very informative program. I believe that the desire for the bucolic garden was in full swing during Marie Antoinettes time, as she requested a lovely dreamy cottage. In 2024, Cottage Core is extremely popular as people feel the need to slow down a bit and stay close to home. This delightful film makes the gardening process less intimidating.

[@MultiVince95]

Uk release date Monday 5th February 1996

[@EsterCampos-bl3ho]

Me encanta comtrabajan en jardineria yen el huerto lo anima a cuidar y a sembrar

[@ValeriaVincentSancisi]

would be lovely to know if any of the gardeners are still around and what has happened to their gardens if they arent .. especially George

[@mumof3325]

My mums favourite

[@simonevandendool609]

Anyone here who knows, what music is played by minute 42?

[@lesliekendall5668]

Yeah, put those starts in a cold frame so they can FRY.

[@albert2395]

Louis Walkden!!!!😊😊😊😊

[@josephryan362]

Can you do doctor who at some point please

[@albert2395]

I will probably stop watching the modern Gardeners World soon alas, becoming woke and far too politically correct!😢

[@johnmulligan912]

Really Albert, you’re going to stop watching Gardeners world because you don’t like people being considerate,caring ,compassionate etc. what a lovely person you must be!

[@lesliekendall5668]

Dont listen to John. I TOTALLY hear you. "And now ladies and gentlemen, we have Dave and Bill consumating their "marriage" by the sustainable pond and Philadelphus lewisii on this sunny day provided by HAARP since the planet is dying because we breathe."

[@lesliekendall5668]

​​@@johnmulligan912 John, listen to me. Are you a gardener? Do you realize that the climate would have to consistently and permanently rise FIVE degrees F to put you into the next SUB-planting zone? So now tell me, is going from say a 7a to 7b planting zone going to kill us all? You're believing a load of crap so they can suck more money out of us. Plain and simple. And other than that, I would suggest you travel more to see there are VAST stretches of land (since they herded us all into the cities) to realize there AREN'T too many people on the planet. Also, explain to me why they all own homes on the coast that were supposed to be under water decades ago (according to them).

[@glenntompkins232]

Totally agree Albert

[@saa82vik]

Agreee! No joy no aim, no improvement. Just sad self flagellation. I recommend old gardening books (from the 70-80s)