About the Author: David Domoney
David Domoney is a Chartered Horticulturalist, Broadcaster, and Author. David has worked with a number of the UK's leading garden retailers as a plant buyer and strategic consultant. With more than 30 years experience, in horticulture, David is as passionate about plants now as he was when he bought his first plant at a village fete.
Great episode as usual with great tips for gardening. Looking forward to get to the garden
Thought more fertiliser was good, now I know better.
Raspberry growing
Excellent content, I’d love to see items in the future such as what (if anything) you can plant under magnolias.
Great tips and recommendations about fertiliser
Thank you so much for the easy to follow information without jargon… helps so much to not feel overwhelmed when you’re starting a gardening adventure and you’re a bit of a newbie… first year sowing seeds and planting bulbs… made so many mistakes already but that’s how we learn Thank you for being such a wonderful guide on the great adventure that is gardening
Great garden programme series. I am new to gardening and am addicted to watching David Domoney on you tube. Please can you do a feature on how to identify weeds, particularly from seedling stage. Thanks
Hi. best plants for underplanting a small tree , eg magnolia or such like to maintain interest after the tree has flowered
Thank you David, very informative, I will now buy fertiliser with confidence. I am guilty of over feeding my plants, now I know
Another great video to let this amateur (me) gardener know what steps I should be taking to have a half decent garden. Clear to follow and hopefully making implementation fairly doable, for me.
Where would I be without David’s videos? In a far worse place than I am after following these clear must dos for the amateur gardener like me
Please consider me for the prize
Brilliant video, thank you.
Would it be possible to see an episode on typical successional planting schemes with wildlife in mind, please?
Thank you.
De-mystifying the world of fertilisers with a wealth of useful information and advice.
Less is more …ah I’ve always over fed ! Good content
I’m looking forward to each and every episode. Thank you
My future suggested topics, if these havent been covered already, sorry Im new to your channel… are lawn care, flowering evergreen shrubs in shady areas and how to make a very small water feature out of a container for a small garden, and what plants to use etc.
Best regards
Richard
Great insight and valued tips
Great video I am starting to spray my dahlia tubers at the moment they are undercover
Loved the idea of using scrunched up foil to clean the garden tools as I often have odd pieces of foil l have used to cover something which could be turned inside out and reused in this way . Will have to try – and hope afterwards they look as good as yours!
Good watch
Hi
Thank you.
Learning so much about the planting of flowers and seeing the difference between seeds and the various other forms such as corms, tubers, rhizomes.
Would like to learn about what’s good for planting in sandy soil.
Shrub for year round structure.
Shrubs for all year round colour and structure
Love wall flowers they are so bright cheerfall and will grow just about anywhere including walls..
Love rhubarb crumble with custard
Full of useful information. Enjoyed watching. Bridgemere is so inspirstional.
Love the show really help doing month by month showing us all hiw to garden, I would love you to show hiw to grow Squashes and pumpkins like crown prince and turk onesx
Excellent content, enjoying your channel David. I would like to see a future episode on water features and plants for water features etc.
Very helpful advice. Very informative and enjoyable episode.
Any chance you could offer advice on planting for deep shade please all help greatfully received, many thanks for sharing your knowledge a pleasure to watch your program.
Information very good specially for younger people lm 73 years old and I’m still learning thank you
I’ve been watching your videos, they’re great. I’ve watched episode 10 and off the back of it I’ve now got ten pots with a variety of different pots. So thanks for the advice. I’m looking forward to a good crop this year.
Very interesting and helpful – I would like more information about hellebores e.g. why heve my white hellebores gone green and tips on overwintering pelligoniums / geraniums – thank you
Really useful information, particularly about wallflowers and also maintenance of tools.
EASY TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS
Can you give advice on pond marginal plants soon please?
I have only just found your channel and now have a wealth of information to catch up on, in all your videos. FANTASTIC!
Thank you for explaining the different sorts of fertilisers. That has always been a bit of a pain to understand, but not anymore.
I was wondering if there would be any chance of you doing a video incorporating Dahlias. The tubers always baffle me, how to divide etc. They are one of my favourite flowers and would love to give them a go this year.
I have just come across your channel and I am absolutely thrilled, I love visiting Bridgemere Garden Centre.
I am really looking forward to catching up on all your videos. Would it be possible please for you to give some advice on Dahlias in one of your future videos. They are one of my favourite flowers, but the tubers always daunt me. How to split them etc. Although watching your previous video, I am definitely going to be grabbing a Hebe and a couple of Camelias on my next visit. Thank you.
Oh and Cold Rhubarb and HOT custard.
Loved the section on rhubarb as I intend to plant a couple of crowns before Easter.
very informative
I beg your pardon – could David promise us a rose garden?
Tips on types, buying (bare root or potted), planting, feeding and general tender, loving care please petal.
Great watch love watching gardening programmes for any tip
I’d love an episode on ‘micro‑climates in the garden’ — how to spot them, how to use them, and how to choose plants that thrive in those tiny pockets of warmth, shade, shelter or wind. It would really help us make the most of every corner.
Great advice, thank you
Best methods to reduce white fly on roses
Love the sites and sounds of spring. Seems to be alot of GreenFlfinch this year.
Love the sights and sounds of spring. Hearing alot more greenfinch which is a good sign.
Shrubs give my garden structure
Great video would love to win a voucher
Love your videos
Lovely episode..tried commenting on YouTube but it won’t let me, hoping this counts! Inspired me to get outside this afternoon.
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I like birds.
Fantastic episode again. I love your step by step instructions and accompanying information like making a wigwam for sweetpeas and other climbers. Thank you. Looking forward to the next episode.
Some great ideas, please can you share more ideas on planning and planting a border please.
Love the you tube channel. I’d like to see ideas for plants suitable for clay soil or plants that can survive windy locations and tips on helping them along
Great content as always David. Would be great to feature flowering, hardy, hedging shrubs. Thank you :)
Off to buy some strawberry plants to enjoy in the summer. I would like you to cover flowers for a shady area.
I enjoyed the video. I have always wanted to grow sreawberruesand your idea using a strawberry pot looks so easy that I will give it a go.. some ideas would be useful on growing in very wet areas of the garden
We are always a few weeks behind everyone else when it comes to planting our fruit and veg, as we are up in the hills!
Informative and the gardens are excellent
Really enjoyed the episode David. Lots of great advice here and you have inspired me to try a few more things in the garden.
Love your you tube channel very informative can we have some ideas on starting form scratch
Love your channel great gardening advice love to see video about what to do with flower bulbs when finished flowering do you bin or store until next year
I loved all the information on dealing with slugs and snails, but I came across another pest recently ‘Weevils’. Killed several of my plants. Any help on these pests would be appreciated. Thank you
I liked the slug episode, I have a lot of problems with them.
Thanks for the videos. Please could we have an episode on cuttings? I would really like to propagate a favourite climbing rose in case l move house. I don’t know what variety it is but l would be sad to leave it behind.
beautiful seasonal flowers
Don’t you just love spring
Really good info, love watching these.
Great, informative episode.
Some really lovely spring blossoms especially the cherries.
Very impressive information. I watch these clips all the time
I always struggle with the balance of how much to feed and fertlisers – this has been really helpful
Growing beans
Inspirational as always
I loved watching the video/ So much useful information/ Thank you
As expected – helpful tips and encouragement to get out into the garden and start working!
I love the idea of glass jars as beer traps for slugs
Thank you, these videos are very instructive and make you want do it yourselves. I am growing potatoes in grow bags using John Innes 2 as shown by Mr David Domoney.
I have two potted pear trees but I have never eaten one pear off them yet!!!
A master class on potted tree pears would be appreciated
I find these videos instructive and inspiring.
I wonder if Mr Domoney could teach us how to have success with potted fruit trees ?
great tips for toms.
Great video new gardener here would love to see growing produce with vertical gardening thanks keep up the amazing work
Hello enjoyed your step by step gardening, giving confidence to have a go.
Please could you do a show on growing and pruning raspberries and roses
Fabulous video….great information to follow….love your videeos….thankyou…
Love the hanging basket ideas
Love your down to earth approach and have watched you in love your garden to.
I’m getting into gardening since my husband got ill and sadly died. Thank you for sharing all your tips. I would like to know more about growing veg/fruit edibles with rats about. Safety etc
As usual, lots of useful hints and tips for gardeners. It’s great to be able to get back outside and planting new bulbs and plants.
Love the tips. And the geraniums
Some fab tips here, as someone who is new too gardening (and also has an allotment!) I am always looking for tips and hints!
Every day is a school day watching your videos, so informative.
I liked this episode. So looking forward to planting more seeds after my holiday. May plant some directly into the ground.
Thanks David!
I have always wanted to go to Chelsea Flower Show, unfortunately this year I can’t travel, so maybe next time. But this video made up for that, I really enjoyed it @daviddomoney Thank you. I love visiting Bridgemere but I have never taken the time to look at the gardens, I will definitely doing that next time I go.
I have been trying to get a garden that flowers 12 months of the year, if you could do an episode on how to achieve this. I would be very grateful.
READY FOR THE CHELSEA CHOP
its like a list of things I think you know but actually don’t
Always love Chelsea. Some great ideas for my garden will be using them next year
lots learnt on so many different gardening areas.
Great tips this episode, thank you!
always great information keeping us right
I love Clematis, it has such pretty flowers.
Im always guilty of overfeeding my plants
Detailed fruit tree pruning
What would you suggest growing in place of a fence, ideally fast growing but easy to maintain
Great video David! Thank you. Our Clematis that we planted last month has just started flowering, it looks beautiful :)
Lovely clematis,
excellent show as ever
Really enjoyed the step‑by‑step advice in this episode. The fire pit would be perfect for our outdoor space.
I would like you to cover tips for easy gardening in later years. My husband and I want to future proof our garden for when we retire. We want to enjoy it and not spend all our time doing chores!
The series is very educational and interesting to watch
I always struggle to determine whether some of the things growing in our garden are weeds or plants!
Very informative for a beginner like myself. Hoping to develop green fingers and the tips are invaluable
Very useful, clarified lots of things. The firepit would be a great addition to our garde.
love the tips for geranium cuttings , very informative tips
I would love to have ideas for dealing with boggy areas of the garden
I love flowers!
good video
I love the bug hotel you made – very creative and easy for us all to make finding items around our garden. Brilliant.
Interesting and informative, like another mentioned, would like you to cover tips for easy gardening in later years.
I wouldlike that too
I would like that too
Interesting and informative, as another mentioned I would like to cover gardening in later years please!
Great video
Very helpful information
I now know more about fertiliser, especially useful when I didnt think there was a great deal to it but has in retrospect maybe impacted on my growing
Love the article about the different types of Lavender. Used to love the lavender bush in my grandparents garden when I was a little child, which made me love this plant so much. I have had my own lavender bush growing in the garden for years now, and am wanting to have a different variety one next.
Who would have thought that there were so many beautiful hydrangeas.
Very interesting. I like the garden show. Very useful tips… all of them. Love the hydrangeas. I had one in the front of the house…did not flower for almost 5 years. Try to get it out but too big abdhard. Guess what hooray this year it’s flowering. It’s so big..
Great tips around fertiliser
thanks for such interesting information -especially how to divide iris.
I love the Monthly videos as to what to do in the garden that month. Great reminders for gardeners like myself, who don’t know much.
One of my favourites recently was the episode about hydrangeas. I love these plants and found the information very interesting. Who knew there were so many varieties. One thing I do struggle with a little though is the pruning. But I’ll get used to it in time I guess.
Great video and now I need some fragrant flowers for my garden
Great video.
Loving your garden hints and tips so much
Given great ideas to help improve my garden thank you
Great tips – help keep me on track
birds
great insight
Great video, full of usefjl tips and ideas
Expert gardening knowledge , great ideas and advice
good information about fertiliser , always a bit unclear until now
Thanks david brilliant information as always
lily beetle arghhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love flowers they brighten my day
Thank you David, very informative, I will now buy fertiliser with confidence. I am guilty of over feeding my plants, now I know
Going to check my lilies now.
Never pay much attention to them when the flowering has finished !
great insights and tips
Thanks for the advice and tips
as informative as ever