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Wonderful lecture, an eye opener

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Thank you from Hawaii for this wonderful interview with Monty. His passion for the art and his thoughts are so inspiring!

Enhorabuena a Monty Don. Somos seguidores y admiradores de sus publicaciones sobre jardines del mundo Le deseamos lo mejor..

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Watching this lecture three years on, I think what I've learned is that those who seek to conserve power as a status quo will use crises not to resolve, but to force polemic forces to fight one another. We are sitting on the back of another bank crash, world war three looming...we've not learned, we're simply repeating. Its as if, because the scale is expanded to such a point that we're discussing on the terms of centuries, they think we won't notice. Turns out, sadly, they're right.

Yes, I agree, just taking the time to look. So much beauty to engage in, in our own home surrounding, and worldwide of course. Thanks💖

As a relatively new person to watching Gardeners World and Monty Don as I live on Vancouver Island ( western Canada ); it is always a great evening in watching Gardeners World and Monty . In regards to hearing Monty's comments in this seminar -I was pleasantly surprised and again was ensured again that he is someone who is not a big celebrity with an even bigger ego and like all of us gardeners will say there are always things to learn . He always comes across as down to earth and I love his implication that everyone should work in a garden in their way to deal with climate change because that way we can all do our part for our fellow living creatures . Thanks for this informative video

What a privilege to watch this webinar! I have admired Monty for many years since I started watching Gardeners’ World and I have also watched his specials on Gardens of the World, He is very inspiring to say the least. Thank you!

This is wonderful to hear Monty talk about his gardening past. I've been a fan since the early 90's when I first read "From Fork to Fork." I want to say that I didn't own a garden until I was in my 60's but I gardened passionately every where I lived. And I can now drive by a house I rented in 1990 and there is still a yellow tree peony by the front steps, and a Viburnum bodnatense on the other side. And amazingly, some of the tulips are still coming up! Must be Darwins?

Perfect!!! Hi from Moscow

@43:47 “It would be great if we had incredibly, beautifully shot programs about slugs and rats.” That’s an idea.