Monty Don: Latest News

Monty Don has made a triumphant return to the stage for the first time since his mysterious health scare forced him to cancel six shows.The Gardeners' World star, 69, had to spend several days in hospital and informed his fans he was "on drips and the rest of it." He didn't disclose what led to the hospital dash but earlier this week he confirmed he had been discharged and was feeling better.This weekend, the green-fingered presenter confirmed he was back on the road as part of his An Audience With Monty Don tour. Monty shared the exciting news with his fans on social media as he posted some behind-the-scenes snaps from his dressing room at the Regent Theatre in Ipswich and from the Cambridge Corn Exchange.

TV gardening legend Monty Don has cancelled a string of live shows after being rushed to A&E.The star explained he was "so sorry to have disappointed all those people who were going to come and see me" after being taken into hospital and put on a drip on Friday afternoon. He explained that he was still receiving medical care on Monday and would not be able to fulfil several dates on his tour.The gardener - who is now at home recovering - had been scheduled to appear in Nottingham and the South West on his An Audience With Monty Don tour, which has sold out most of its dates.The show sees him regale the audience with stories from his career in gardening and explain how he created his own beautiful garden at Longmeadow, his home in Herefordshire.

“On Sunday mornings, as the dawn breaks, there’s a peace and serenity that’s hard to describe.” – Mary Kay Andrews“Sunday is a time when you sit back and reflect on all the blessings that you have received.” – Catherine Pulsifer“Let this Sunday morning be the start of a rainbow for the entire upcoming week.” – Unknown“Sunday clears away the rust of the whole week.” – Joseph Addison“Sunday is the golden clasp that binds together the volume of the week.” – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow“Every Sunday can be a new beginning, a fresh canvas waiting to be painted.” – Elizabeth Gilbert“The city takes a breath on Sunday. Of all that’s lost with the pursuit of what’s next, I hope we don’t lose that.” – Hawksley Workman“Sundays tend to be a day where just I do nothing but visit people.” – Chuck Berry“Sunday is a day to clear the mind of all that has transpired the week before.” – Byron Pulsifer“There are many persons who look on Sunday as a sponge to wipe out all the sins of the week.” – Henry Ward Beecher“Sundays are like God’s gift to gardeners.” – Monty Don“Sunday is the core of our civilization, dedicated to thought and reverence.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson“Sunday morning represents a fresh start, a clean slate, a chance to begin anew.” – Sarah Ban Breathnach“Sunday.

Monty Don is one of TV's most enduring experts as the host of Gardeners' World and a trusted source of advice for those wanting to grow their green-fingered skills. Fans of his BBC Two show were worried recently when rumours began swirling that he might be quitting Gardeners' World, but Monty, 68, reassured them that he wasn't going anywhere on a February appearance on The One Show.

Monty Don recently returned to our television screens with the launch of his latest show, Monty Don's Spanish Gardens, a new gardening programme that's taken him all the way to the Mediterranean. According to the synopsis, the BBC Two series sees the 68 year old horticulturist discover gardens "across the country's diverse landscape" and explore its "rich and varied history and culture." Monty, who recently shut down rumours that he'd be stepping down from his beloved BBC Gardeners' World, has also been very open about his health battles over the years - both physical and mental.

BBC Gardeners' World host Monty Don has spoken up about rumours of him leaving the show. Last year, Monty hinted at leaving Gardeners' World as he told Times Radio: "The logical thing to do is give up Gardeners' World." Now, he has confirmed what he meant by the comment after fans feared he was leaving the show completely. He shared:"In the end, I'm a gardener and my life is lived in my garden.

BBC Two's Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don is one of the best known horticulturalists in the country. But surprisingly, before Monty ever ventured into the world of gardening, his previous career couldn't have been more different.

Monty Don, 66, revealed he has contracted coronavirus after spending the last few days feeling “utterly exhausted” while trying to recover in bed.The Gardeners’ World host admitted that having the illness hadn’t been “fun” but reassured fans he was feeling “better” this morning.@Marlene83206325 shared: “Get well soon Monty, covid is a real bummer, but don't try to push yourself once negative. It takes more than you realise.”@NewpPaul remarked: “It really knocks you down.

Matt Hancock, 42, joined Chris Evans, 54, on his Virgin Radio Breakfast Show this morning to discuss the current coronavirus restrictions and the vaccine roll-out.The pair began by discussing Prime Minister Boris Johnson, 56, receiving his jab on the same day the DJ did last Friday.He went on to tell listeners that the Government is “focused” on “getting the country safely out of this”.Chris went on to acknowledge the record-breaking news that 844,000 people were vaccinated in one day last week.Following this news he asked if vaccinating a million people in a day was possible.“I’m sure that the NHS could deliver over a million in a day if they needed to,” Matt confidently replied.

Carol Kirkwood touched after Terry Wogan comparison 'A lot let it slip[LATEST]Radio 2 star Jo Whiley's phone snatched in street in 'horrible' ordeal[TWITTER]Monty Don: Gardeners' World host 'ran away' with another man's ex-wife[ADMISSION]Ben added: "Where does this leave children's mental health when schools, fingers crossed, go back and things - touch wood - start to get back to normal?"The GMB host commented that the schools should be reopened for this very reason."That interaction is so crucial.

The BBC host stayed up with Nigel throughout the night while he had "dramatic and shocking" seizures until his death.Monty said to Cariad: "I don't know if you've ever been with a person when they've had a seizure," to which she replied: "No, not a seizure, no."He explained: "Oh, well I have and it's really shocking. It's really dramatic.

Carol Kirkwood censors snaps on BBC Breakfast: 'It's a bit early'She then queried how his back had been, following a recent post about suffering from issues.He replied: “I have not been on holiday - just didn’t do GW for a week - busy with other things.

OK! Magazine, Emily revealed: “Over these last few months, I’ve thought about Kate a lot and my heart really goes out to her.“Unless you’ve been intensive care or you’ve seen patients in that situation, it’s very hard to explain to people what it’s actually like.”Kate has been told six times by doctors that Derek may not make it through his ordeal.The Good Morning Britain star was also told to return to work as the future of her husband’s health remains unclear.Monty Don: Gardeners' World host issues warning after shock discoveryDerek was put into an induced coma after the coronavirus led to further health complications.He is now coronavirus-free, but remains in hospital.Peter Andre’s wife went on to say: “It’s not surprising that it could

The RHS Chelsea Flower Show like many events this year has been cancelled due to the pandemic, however, Joe Swift will appear alongside fellow host Monty Don this week to co-present a week's worth of programmes celebrating the shows success over the years.Tonight's episode reflects how the show has promoted better health for the planet.Joe started his career after he became one of the main presenters in the BBC Two gardening show Gardeners' World in 1998.Apart from presenting Joe is also a journalist and has written for the Gardeners' World Magazine as well as having a regular column in The Times Weekend section.In an interview with the Guardian Joe spoke of how he started in the media industry.Joe told the publication: "It's ironic that I

Monty Don once recalled a horrific moment his beloved dog Nigel – who sadly passed away last week – was saved by Supervet doc Noel Fitzpatrick.

Gardener's World host and dog lover Monty Don has paid tribute to golden retriever Nigel by sharing a snap of him as a puppy.

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don has shared an adorable throwback of his dog Nigel as a puppy, after the beloved pooch died.

TV gardening presenter Monty Don has announced his doggy co-star Nigel has died. The face of Gardeners' World, the BBC horticultural show, shared a heartbreaking post as he said his "lovely" friend was "suddenly" taken and he laid his pup to rest in his garden.

Gardeners' World expert Monty Don has taken to social media to share some devastating news - confirming his golden retriever Nigel has died.