Gardeners' World star Adam Frost issues major update as fans say same thing
The TV star posted a mysterious announcement on Instagram.
Adam Frost has teased an "exciting" new venture. Returning to Instagram on Monday, the Gardeners' World star made an announcement with help from his daughter. "It's alright, she's nodding at me again. Amber-Lily's on my case," Adam joked.
"Apparently, I've got to tell you to sign up for our newsletter, which should be out in the next few days, because there is something exciting coming along, well, she thinks so. She thinks it's exciting. You can work that out for yourselves, but please sign up for the newsletter, and that'll keep you in touch as to what we're up to and this new thing that's about to happen. See you later."
While the TV star remained coy, refusing to drop any major hints, Adam did tag British clothing brand, Holland Cooper, in his latest post. Perhaps there's a collaboration in the works? In the meantime, fans have shared their delight in the comments. "Woohooo… on it!!!" wrote one. "Received my newsletter today," noted a second. Meanwhile, a third quipped, "Quickly signs up for the newsletter… FOMO."
As fans await Adam's big reveal, they can look forward to another episode of Gardeners' World. Ahead of Friday's episode, a synopsis has been revealed. It reads: "Drought forces Monty Don to reconsider Longmeadow's planting, propagate resilient plants, prune a rambling rose and harvest vegetables.
"Frances Tophill explores clifftop gardening in Clovelly, north Devon, while Adam Frost visits a historic Norfolk kitchen garden. Elsewhere, a couple revive Tennyson's Victorian Isle of Wight garden, and an East Anglian celebrates naturalistic planting."
Busier than ever, Adam, who joined Gardeners' World as a presenter in 2016, continues to appear on the hit show, and he also serves as a co-host on Outsiding, a podcast celebrating the joys of being in nature, with his good friend and fellow broadcaster, Caitlin Moran. Away from the TV, the father-of-two has continued his work as a landscape designer as well, and regularly takes commissions across the UK.
