Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don has been flooded with support from fans after announcing his new book about British gardens and upcoming UK tour for spring 2025
14:32, 21 Nov 2025
Monty Don has been flooded with well-wishes after sharing some “good news” with his fans. The Gardeners’ World star took to social media to share a career update with his followers. In the video, Monty was seen beaming as he announced, “Hello, I’ve got some good news, because next spring, this book will be published.
“It’s taken two years to write. It’s the culmination of visiting dozens of gardens from the north of Scotland to the tip of Cornwall and celebrating the very best of British gardens with some of the most wonderful in the world.
“And also it’s got fabulous pictures by my friend Derry Moore. And on top of that, also next spring, I shall be going around the country talking about the gardens, about stories behind them, about stories involved in filming,” reports the Express.
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“Because, of course, I did a big series for the BBC on the gardens and how all of this has informed and impacted on my own gardening life.”
He added, “So come and join me next spring, you can go to the website and tickets will be available now.”
Fans were quick to express their excitement in the comment section, with one writing, ” Yes, the TV shows were so good, thanks for putting the visits in print!”.
Another commented, “We have been watching your series on the Roku streaming platform and absolutely love it! Hope you find your way back to the US one day, would be a pleasure to see and listen to you in person.”
Monty Don was flooded with support(Image: BBC)
While another fan chimed in, “Looks a fabulous book! Please come to Buxton…loved it when you came and talked about Nigel a few years ago.
“Sounds like a book I need,” another follower shared, while someone else expressed their anticipation with, “Can’t wait.”
In other news, earlier this week, Monty revealed shocking images and footage of the flooding at his Herefordshire home, which he shares with his wife, Sarah, and their two dogs, Patti and Ned.
He captioned the post, “A little wet in the garden this morning after yesterday’s storm that dropped a month’s worth of rain in 24 hours.”
