He is a Golden Retriever who arrived at Longmeadow on 17 September 2022.
He made his Television debut on 07 October 2022 at just 10 weeks old.
Nigel from Gardeners' World
Nigel is the best known of Monty Don Dogs and his most long and loyal companion of all the Dogs from Gardeners' World
The Golden Retriever was born on 17 May 2008 and sadly passed away in May 2020 after a short illness.
Nigel loved Tennis Balls as well as regularly running off with Monty gardening gloves, seed packets and sticks.
Nigel when not getting up to mischief enjoyed a good nap in the sun.
Gardeners' World 2023
Monty Don is back for the first programme of Gardeners' World for the 2023 growing season starting on Friday 17 March 2023 and repeated on BBC2 in the early morning Sunday slot.
The start of this series is a week later than Gardeners' World 2022 due to delays in filming because of the weather.
This year they have kept with the same format of Monty in his garden, presenters visiting other gardens and collections, viewers videos, Jobs for the weekend and Monty's dogs taking centre stage.
Gardeners' World Compilations 2023
Gardeners' World 2023 returns with Monty Don welcoming us to the first of four Gardeners' World Compilations 2023.
The first programme was shown on Friday 17 February 2023 on BBC2 and repeated in the Sunday morning Gardening slot and is also available on the BBC iplayer.
The return of Gardeners' World for these pre Spring Compilations brings a welcome treat on a February night at a time when we are all keen to get cracking on the new seasons gardening.
Filthy Garden SOS Episode 5
Filthy Garden SOS Episode 5 s a garden makeover show with a difference that was first shown in 2021 on 5 Star and then repeated on Channel 5.
Award winning Garden Designer Diarmuid Gavin starts by telling us our gardens are our sanctuaries, private, plant filled, peaceful and green corners of this green covered land.
He goes on to tell us not all gardens are like that and the homeowners have not got the gardening bug and their gardens are shocking!
He actually calls them 'crimes against nature itself'.
Diarmuid tells us for as long as he been gardening he never seen gardens so bad.