Alan Titchmarsh shares his garden in support of the National Garden Scheme
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- One of Britain’s best-loved gardeners, writers and television presenters, Alan Titchmarsh lent his support to the National Garden Scheme’s campaign to keep its garden gates ‘virtually’ open and to continue to raise funds for vital nursing and health charities during the pandemic. [Content by kind permission of Spun Gold TV]
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The National Garden Scheme gives visitors unique access to over 3,500 exceptional private gardens in England and Wales, and raises impressive amounts of money for nursing and health charities. During the lockdown of 2020/21 our ever resourceful garden owners created films of their gardens so we could keep the garden gates open online.
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This garden is almost incomprehensibly beautiful. Thrilling. Almost hurts to see....But I think I'll watch again right now.
That is how I would describe Alan Titchmarsh.
Stunningly beautiful
I am 74 English Baronet.I came to settle in rural Latvia. I have built art and craft gardens and still building them as rooms hedged and different in planting and ideas . If Alan you ever wish to see my work in summer only one can say you want be too upset with the travel here. I can collect you from Riga airport for a view 50 miles from Riga .Country side and birdsong are all that matters to me .
✨🌹It is only through these videos I have learned about the National Garden Scheme. Thank you for sharing your gardens! it now has 🐝-come a weekly routine to take a tour of these beautiful and inspiring gardens. A true Blessing. 🌷✨
Alan is a great guy!
So beautiful Mr Titchmarsh and serene,thank you for sharing.
How wonderful😊
Alan is my favorite Gardening person♥👏🤗
Thank you!
Moira
From England.
I love this garden filled with topiary & flowers. One of my favorites 🌳
Absolutely stunning!!!
A lovely green wonderland
By chance, I found this National Garden Scheme Videos. My favorite.
W O W! Breathtaking! Superb!
Breathtaking! Thank you.
Biggest and most important thing in every garden are to service it at time if you want to have it nice one
Loving this series from Vancouver Canada
I've been bingeing Love Your Garden on CZcams during the #CovidCrisis... Alan, couldn't you ensure that we can buy all seasons on DVD? I'm so upset Netflix dropped it, and I'll be damned if I'm going to get roped into another subscription scheme funneled through Amazon prime in order to watch it. Its cathartic, its inspirational, and we should be able to buy it outright! Charge 25% more than regular price and give all proceeds to #TheNationalGardenScheme
You'll make money, it'll sell... look at how many people are redoing their yards and gardens during the lockdown!
#StopTheSubscriptionSchemes #BuyOutright #ILoveLoveYourGarden
🌻What a wonderful thing to do!!!! Good job and to all, stay safe and take good care of your gardens and your self.🌻
Stunning!
I have been watching many NGS virtual garden tours, but most are of very large established gardens. When I visit gardens, I often choose the smaller ones, which are such a delight! Even though my own garden is quite large.
It would be useful to 'filter' the virtual gardens by size, style etc.
Beautiful garden
Wonderful~
Gorgeous
Enchatimg delightful garden! Please give us a walk through it
Hi alan
Your garden is so beautiful. I used to watch your gardening program some years when Charlie was working with you. I've just moved in to the country from the city in Dublin and the propertie has 3 acres the problem I'm having is the previous occupants had horses on the land and its not level to walk on it. Do you have any suggestions. Thanks for bringing such joy to us with your gardning programmes.
Catherine.
Not sure anyone will ever answer this, but I'll give it a try: I'm an extremely amateur gardener, so this may be a very out of touch question, but I'm wondering if it's a recent phenomenon to put quite tall -- and dense -- plants at the very front of the boarder. I find it thrilling.
I have been raking back a overgrown path. I don't have room for a habitat stack so I hope all the bugs enjoy the chicken in the bin. They will get fat at tip if they don't get eaten by sea gulls.
Anyone know the name of the pink rose in front of the green house?
Thats george
Its rediculous how much these People make
I didn’t realize Alan T was gay