Ken Crowther has been to Devon and visited RHS Rosemoor. While there he spoke with Curator John Webster to find out about the history of the garden.
Ken also spent time talking with John about how the hot summer of 2018 has affects the plants they are growing.
Tom Cole has invited our very own Ken Crowther round to his garden, which might be quite different to many.
Gilwell Park on the edge of Epping Forest is the home of The Scouts. It’s a really historic site, with centuries of history. The Scouts plan to celebrate 100 years of their ownership of the park next year. Ahead of this, a small team has been charged with improving the landscape of the site to make it look amazing for this important anniversary.
The ITV gardening programme Love Your Garden sees the team visit sites across the country helping people who are facing difficulties transform their gardens, offering them a place to relax and escape. One of the programmes hosts David Domoney spoke to Ken Crowther.
Based on the Suffolk/Norfolk border The Bressingham Gardens were founded by Alan Bloom of Blooms Nurseries in 1953. The gardens were opened to the public in 1962 with six acres and 500 different species and cultivars. His son Adrian Bloom went on to further develop the gardens as he explained to Ken Crowther when he took him for a tour of the site.