Jo Whiley

I can't get it out.

I've been trying.

It's good for you, though.

And also barefoot.

I'm always walking barefoot on the grass and on the ground that we've got.

And my hard skin.

I just feel such a state.

I feel so unglamorous, but I feel like a proper gardener because I've got really hard skin on my heels and dirt under my nails.

But I think that's a sign that you've been working hard, you know.

So it's just wildly exciting.

It's the Glastonbury of gardening, isn't it?

That's what we always say.

I can't, I cannot wait.

Can't wait just to steal, be inspired and steal lots of ideas to put into our own garden.

It's just lovely.

I just want to mention the National Garden Scheme as well, because they, there are so many open gardens and they've all begun already.

So there are people who've been working really hard in their gardens and

And they want to share it with everybody else.

And you can go to a village and inevitably there will be tea and cakes, but you can just wander around from garden to garden, the people who've chosen to open their gardens.

And again, really knowledgeable people there.