Fans of BBC Two’s Gardeners' World were left deeply moved as the show confirmed its final episode of 2023 is rapidly approaching. Monty Don, the show’s iconic presenter, appeared visibly touched in recent photos alongside his beloved dog Ned in his potting shed, marking a bittersweet moment for gardening aficionados.
The official Gardeners' World social media account announced: “Our LAST show of the year is fast approaching! Don’t miss Monty and Ned as they get into the festive spirit tonight at 8pm on BBC Two, tomorrow at 10am, or if you’re in Wales at 8:15pm!” accompanied by a cheerful Father Christmas emoji.
Devoted viewers poured their emotions into the comments, expressing sorrow over the hiatus until the show returns in 2026. One fan wrote, “Looking forward to watching. Wishing all the Gardeners' World team and their adorable furry friends a healthy and restful Christmas. Thanks for another year of gardening wisdom.” Another admitted, “Not me crying because no more GW until 2026!” while a third joked, “Can’t wait, and then the TV goes back in the oak cabinet until GW returns in 2026. Please make it soon!”
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The winter specials have provided comfort to many during the colder months, with one admirer thanking the team: “Thank you for the winter specials, they really helped stave off the winter blues.”
Fortunately, fans won’t have to wait long for more Monty Don content. Beginning Friday, January 16th, Monty will return to BBC Two with a new special, Monty Don’s Rhineland Gardens. Monty shared a sneak peek from the recording studio, complete with microphone and laptop showing video clips, which has already sparked excitement online.
One enthusiastic fan declared, “This is marvellous news,” while others shared anticipation: “Ooh, looking forward to watching that!” and “Wonderful – something to look forward to. Happy Christmas to you!”