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April 28, 2024 Over the coming months I'll be adding every video on this site to YouTube, starting with the oldest posts first. (MG on YT) - it'll take a while, there's nearly 2000 posts going back 14 years! (Edit 12/07/24: The oldest 80 pages are now on YouTube, nearly everything after page one hundred - 800 posts with over 1970 episodes).
That will mean that registered users can stream the episodes from YouTube, either from inside the post, or directly at the YouTube site.
There'll still be FileFactory links for people who can't access the YouTube streams from their country, and for those series that aren't allowed on YouTube.
Eventually, I'll unlist the videos from YouTube, which means you'll only be able to search and watch them from here, they won't show in searches made on the YouTube site.
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Something I've never done before, is ask for donations, but.....
Over the last 14 years, Moving-Gardens has never had more than a dozen donators, and now it's less than half that - which doesn't cover the hosting fees.
If you find the site useful, please consider a donation - it makes transferring 5037 files (according to Windows file manager) less tedious!
Thanks,
JD.
September 11, 2024 In a special programme from Norfolk, Arit Anderson and Adam Frost go behind the scenes at East Ruston Old Vicarage to discover how this beautiful garden was created half a century ago by its owners, and how they and a team of volunteers keep it looking outstanding all summer long. They pick up a host of tips and tricks along the way and tackle some seasonal jobs. Leaf cuttings come under the spotlight with Carol Klein as she continues her mission to get people growing plants for free. Rekha Mistry takes stock of her new veg garden in the Peak District after a challenging year. And a couple in Walsall share their passion for the colour green in their wonderful shaded oasis.
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September 11, 2024 With autumn fast approaching, Lizzie Schofield and Ruth Vichos pick the garden’s carrot crop, and Calum has the latest from his allotment in Leven.
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September 1, 2024 With only a month left at Beechgrove, it’s time to check on this year’s work and look ahead to autumn and the 2025 season.
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September 1, 2024 Monty continues his preparations for next year by getting some daffodils in the ground. He gives his summer-fruiting raspberries a prune, plants a fragrant honeysuckle on the Mound and offers up some advice on how best to deal with that gardeners’ nemesis, bindweed. Frances Tophill visits pioneering horticulturist Josh Sparkes at his experimental plot in Devon to uncover some of the secrets of sustainable food production. And Nick Bailey reveals his beautiful new border at home, which was only planted up a few months ago, and there’s a head gardener in Birmingham who shares his top tips on how they keep their traditional arts and crafts garden looking glorious all year round. Plus an amateur gardener in London who loves to grow vegetables in pots.
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September 1, 2024 Carole checks on how this year’s crop of tomatoes is measuring up, and Brian looks at some newly planted apple trees.
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September 1, 2024 Monty Don makes a start on adding some foxtail lilies to his borders. The winter salads he sowed last month are also ready to plant out, and in the greenhouse there's the conundrum of what to do about fuchsia gall mite. Rachel de Thame delves into the extraordinary world of bees and the science behind pollination. And in the heart of London, Arit Anderson visits a green oasis where texture and form take centre stage.
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August 23, 2024 Monty gives his top tips for filling gaps in the summer borders, with an array of plants to extend the season into autumn and beyond. He demonstrates how to prune a species rose, takes cuttings from his succulents and sows turnips for a harvest before the end of the year. Rachel de Thame explores a garden in Devon which has been transformed from a pig farm into a colourful paradise. Frances Tophill discovers the surprising medicinal and homeopathic properties of some of Britain's favourite garden plants, and there's a gardener in Somerset who has turned his hand to creating quirky garden structures made from salvaged wood. And a self-confessed orchid obsessive shows off the thousands of plants in his impressive collection.
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August 23, 2024 Kirsty Wilson and Calum Clunie get their waders on to suggest some great plants that can be added to ponds or introduced if creating a new water feature.
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August 14, 2024 Lizzie Schofield and Ruth Vichos take a look at the different varieties of bamboo, how to plant it and how to stop it taking over.
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August 14, 2024 Adam Frost gets on with a few timely tasks at home in his garden. He also shares his top tips on how to build a green roof on a log store. Arit Anderson travels to Hertfordshire to visit a nurseryman who’s bucking the trend in the world of houseplants. And Joe Swift meets a garden designer in Derbyshire who has converted a derelict space into a test bed for her planting schemes, and there’s a gardener in Carmarthenshire with a passion for growing her own veg. Plus a photographer who has made the most of a sloping garden in south west London.
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