Monty Don: Why it's good to be unruly in the garden

Monty Don: Why it's good to be unruly in the garden

Should gardens always be neat and tidy? In this episode, Monty Don makes the case for embracing a little unruliness in the garden. He explains how balancing structured planting with wilder spaces can create healthier habitats for wildlife, improve biodiversity and make gardens more resilient. From lawns and long grass to weeds, mulching and healthy soil, Monty shares practical advice on gardening with nature rather than against. Along the way, he explores why gardens are works of craft rather than wilderness, and how adapting our expectations can help us create beautiful, thriving spaces for both people and wildlife. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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What To Do Now - Courgettes, crocuses and September sunshine

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5 Sep 9min

The joy of gardening organically, with Sarah Mead

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Monty Don on dahlias, colour and gardening through the seasons

Monty Don on dahlias, colour and gardening through the seasons

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27 Aug 27min

Creating your own garden: Frances Tophill on letting go, starting again and gardening your way

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25 Aug 30min

What To Do Now - Heucheras, spinach and seeds for bees

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21 Aug 10min

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