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The alpine garden at Nymans in West Sussex is one of the key features here. Unfortunately and despite being a glorious autumn November day we found that we were barred (along with all the other visitors that day) from visiting this part of the garden! Why? Well the ground here was so wet that water was beginning to pool on the surface so anyone walking across it will cause damage.  That being said you can see the overall landscape in which the alpine garden sits which will give you an indication of how good these gardens really are. If you would like to see more content like then then consider subscribing to out YouTube channel ‘Walking Talking Gardeners’. It is absolutely free and you can unsubscribe at any time instantly.

The Swiss Cheese plant – Monstera deliciosa, can become quite unruly when grown as a houseplant which means that at some point you will need to repot it to get it back under control. In its native habitat young seedlings naturally grow towards the shade in order to find suitable support such as the trunk of a tree or a cliff face. This means that the juvenile plant is ideal for growing in shady conditions such as those experienced in a home. This is why Monstera deliciosa makes for such a good house plant In this video horticulturist Simon will explain how he goes about this as well as adding his top five facts about this magnificent plant. If you would like to watch more content like this then check out our other videos on our YouTube channel ‘Walking Talking Gardeners’. You can subscribe to get more videos, it is absolutely free and you can unsubscribe at any time.