Alan Titchmarsh's Gardening Tips Revealed | Sprout

It’s been 8 weeks since Alan Titchmarsh started his garden and now he’s looking at all the fresh produce and beautiful flowers he’s grown during this time. Alan and his green-fingered friends show you helpful gardening tips like pruning, DIY boxes and how to plant your own fruit plants.
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[@gabuska]

The most wonderful thing about any garden is the air and humidity, you just get into your garden and breath in the nice fresh air and your stress and worries are gone away...😌

[@helenmcneil3339]

I cut up white icecream tubs to make white butterflies. I colour the markings with a black felt pen. With twisty ties I attach them to a stick and put them against my brassicas. As the plants grow I move the plastic ones up the stick amongst the leaves but always in full view. I have seen real butterflies take a look and then move on to next doors garden without settling to lay eggs!

[@katrintroescher2767]

Schön, auch ihre Frau kurz kennen gelernt zu haben😉👍😘 ich mochte ihre Sendungen immer sehr… Bitte machen Sie noch viele schöne weitere Videos😊🙋🏻‍♀️

[@bowler8]

I have a semi-dwarf apple tree that produced 50lb apples, I had to remove around 200 baby apples early in the season so the others would mature

[@gardeningwithnanay]

Oh what a joy to watch you all working and the garden is so beautiful and very rewarding!

[@rettahuttlinger1006]

SOOO glad to find you on line again! Keep the programing coming!

[@Catherine-sk3oj]

❤

[@natashalindner2059]

I love the way the diversity of the gardens are all joyful, and so is everyone involved. Thank you and keep being this good at what you do.

[@joannetullini6814]

Magnificent. So much lush beauty. More please.

[@Happy-tc2jt]

Love this program 💕🌱💚

[@vivianweissmann217]

Hello from Georgia in the US. So so happy to have found you. I look forward to more exciting educational videos. Take care.

[@christieglenn1756]

Just ❤ it, absolutely amazing. Greetings from Germany 🙋‍♀️

[@fatimamajed3533]

Inspirational video 🙏👌

[@fiveinitaly]

Cool video as always friend 👍👍👍👍👍

[@annettewalter2273]

Very helpful. Thsnknyou

[@anabacigaluppi3170]

Bellísimo maravilloso que lindo

[@montyshinn8704]

Enjoyed❤.

[@user-vg7sn5wj2g]

Thank you from Algiers I got a lot of ideas to grow vegetables 🍀

[@kathyklarfeld2971]

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[@lydiarowe491]

Always enjoyed mixing vegetables with flowering plants..thankyou for these great ideas..that monster cabbage has more potential..perhaps it may overtake..🌷⛱️🌷

[@katrintroescher2767]

😍☺️👍 toll sie wieder entdeckt zu haben… Eine Frage habe ich… Welches Gras war das bitte am Anfang des Videos für den Hund? Lieben Gruß von der Nordsee Küste aus Germany🙋🏻‍♀️😘🐞🦋🦔🦉🐓🌷🐕🐇

[@andreabriem853]

I love all of your gardens. They are so unique and wonderfull at his own. Could you explain me (I'am from Germany) what you meen for choosing "soil" or "compost"? That will be very nice. We also have diffrent names for what we doing in the pots an raised beds💐

[@carolb6511]

I'm not quite sure what you're asking, but in British English, compost can mean potting soil or multi-purpose potting soil, or it can mean what you get as the result of the composting process. It entirely depends on context to tell which is meant.

[@andreabriem853]

@@carolb6511 thank you for your answer. We using compost only as the name for organic material that we get from the plants and fruit we get rotting in a place.

[@user-fn1sg9wb6c]

Френсис ,Алан, Девид, Кети мои вдохновители❤❤❤🌷🌱🪴🌾🌺

[@thelionstudioz]

Beautiful Gardens.

[@organicgardenmamavictoriab2768]

Oooh bay trees I would like to grow it or buy one.

[@carolb6511]

I would, too, but I live in Indiana in the US these days and the frosts here would kill it. When I lived in the UK, I used to buy small bay trees at the greengrocers on occasion. The UK is warm enough in a lot of places that it can survive, although I understand that they just had a very severe winter by British standards.

[@paphatsonkarinchai8353]

😊😊😊😊😮

[@cherylramsey3409]

Too bad you can’t get rid of that extra little rectangle else porch where your black planter sits. I perceive that extra little rectangle of porch disturbs the balance underneath your front window. But I’m a person to press first balance. you might like something asymmetrical. I still feel like your new little patio area should go out further into the lawn area.

[@bulldwang1931]

I think the British and Irish episodes are soooo much more interesting than the American episodes

[@great-garden-watch]

American here. You’re right!

[@annab.2564]

Proszę o polskie tłumaczenie 😊

[@olgabeck8662]

🍀👍🇮🇸🌹🌿

[@jonny_mazerati9410]

Is she for real with that crowded hanging basket 😂 that is way too crowded come on now.