The short answer is no, Longmeadow is not open to the public – but Don spoke of another way to visit the garden, which is near Leominster. Posting a message on Twitter, Don said: "Can I make clear that Longmeadow is not open to the public. "Not on Fridays or any other day. You can 'visit' via Gardeners' World only."
Beloved Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don has lived at his stunning Longmeadow home in Herefordshire for over three decades alongside his wife Sarah and their three children.
Monty and Sarah's garden is named Longmeadow, on two acres they purchased in 1991, when it was basically a barren field. Having no money but some time on his hands, Monty set out to make himself aware of everything that was there.
Inside Monty Don's Dog Garden for RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025 | The RHS
How many gardeners does Monty Don employ?
How many gardeners are employed at Longmeadow? In an interview with Monty Don, the Guardian states that two full-time gardeners help maintain Longmeadow.
After suffering a minor stroke in 2008, he was forced to step down from presenting Gardeners' World, and later told the Mail in 2011 that he didn't want to be known as 'the man who was ill. ' He said: 'I don't work so hard now, and when I do things I do them on my terms.
Gardeners' World star Monty Don raised his family at his expansive Longmeadow home in Herefordshire, but he admits he made a mistake when planning the garden for his children.
Despite her expertise, Charlie has confessed that her own garden can sometimes be a "disaster area," reports the Express. In an exclusive chat with the publication, she shared: "Firstly I have to say my garden isn't always in tip-top condition."
His two-acre plot in Herefordshire is one of the most beautiful gardens in England, but Monty Don insists there is just as much joy to be taken from a window box.
Handmade by Whichford Pottery. We were delighted to be asked by Monty Don to make bespoke pots his RHS and BBC Radio 2 Dog Garden at this year's RHS Chelsea Flowershow, created by Jamie Butterworth and his team at Form Plants.
While pregnant with her first baby, de Thame was recruited by a modelling agency and went on to enjoy a successful modelling career. A major part of de Thame's modelling included appearances in TV ads. Casting agents began to suggest de Thame for acting roles.
“I buy a great deal from Old Town in Holt in Norfolk, which is a fantastic, small independent company. “I have at least 20 suits from them. There's a shop in Hydra in Greece I love where I buy soft cotton shirts and sturdy leather jackets.”
Celebrity gardener Monty Don has revealed he and his wife were stuck inside their house earlier this week as they became flooded in. The horticulturist and broadcaster, 69, said the increasing frequency of flooding in the UK was "proving to be a much bigger problem than drought". "I live in Herefordshire.
Alan Titchmarsh in the garden at his home in Hampshire. This is the border by the terrace, where he grows repeating mounds of nepeta, Alchemilla mollis and Geranium 'Patricia'. He does most of the work himself, even shinning up ladders to prune the roses.
He told an audience at his one-man show in Somerset: 'The house we bought in 1981 for £30,000 was sold last year for £1.7 million. And it was advertised as having “a garden done by Monty Don” — which probably added three and sixpence to the value.
Monty, 69, who joined the show back in 2003, is the BBC programme's lead presenter who predominantly films the show from his famous Longmeadow garden. Last year, the gardening expert told The Guardian that he'd step back from his duties "within the next five years" to focus on other projects.
Monty is even forced to shoot and kill his own mother after she falls under the influence of A.L.I.E. and tries to kill Octavia. Throughout the course of Season Four, Monty plays an essential role in providing a safe haven from the Second Nuclear Apocalypse.
Titchmarsh married Alison in 1975 and they have two children. In 2002, he and his wife moved into a grade II listed Georgian Hampshire farmhouse, with a garden of 4 acres (1.6 ha). He also has a coastal home, near Cowes on the Isle of Wight, where he spends about a third of the year. Titchmarsh is a bell ringer.
