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Alan Fred Titchmarsh (born May 2nd, 1949) is an English gardener, broadcaster, television presenter, poet, and novelist who is most known for his work in the garden. Working as a professional gardener and gardening journalist, he developed his media presence through appearances on gardening television shows and programmes. His writing and broadcasting careers have taken him in a variety of directions.

Alan was born on May 2, 1949, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, England, to a family of four. He will be 71 years old in 2020, according to his current age. Every year, on May 2nd, he has a birthday celebration for himself.

Alan began his studies at Hertford College of Agriculture and Horticulture, where he earned a National Certificate in Horticulture before transferring to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, where he earned a Diploma in Horticulture. Following graduation, he continued to work at Kew, first as a supervisor, and then as a staff trainer and mentor. In 1974, he decided to leave to pursue a career in gardening journalism.

Alan was born on May 2, 1949, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, England, to a family of four. In addition to his mother, a textile mill worker named Bessie, he also has a father, a plumber named Alan Fred Titchmarsh Sr. Alan began working as an apprentice gardener for Ilkley Council in 1964, when he was 15 years old, before enrolling at Shipley Art and Technology Institute in Shipley, West Riding of Yorkshire, in 1968, when he was 18 years old, to pursue a City and Guilds in horticulture.

Alan has been married to Alison Titchmarsh since 1975, and the couple has two daughters, Polly Titchmarsh and Camilla Titchmarsh, who are all television personalities. We’re keeping an eye on things and will update this post as soon as we receive new information from a reliable source.

Alan is an English gardener, broadcaster, television presenter, poet, and writer who has a net worth of $1 million – $5 million as of 2019 – 2020. Alan is also a broadcaster, TV presenter, poet, and novelist. His broadcasting profession has provided him with a substantial amount of money and fortune.

Alan’s first few television appearances were as a horticultural expert on the long-running BBC television show Nationwide. It was because of this that he was selected to present coverage of the Chelsea Flower Show for British television in 1983. Alan was the host of this event every year until 2013. Sophie Raworth took over as his replacement in 2014. On other BBC shows such as Breakfast Time and Open Air, he appeared either as guest presenter or gardening expert, providing commentary and answering viewers’ questions. He also appeared on other BBC shows such as The One Show and The World at One, where he provided commentary and answered viewers’ questions.

When Alan was hired as a co-host of the long-running Pebble Mill at One BBC television chat show in 1991, he stayed on until the show was cancelled in 1996. A six-part series, presented in 1991, follows his journey in the footsteps of the pilgrims, taking him all over Britain and Ireland in the process. The discontinuation of Pebble Mill at One in 1996 provided Alan with the opportunity to return to his first love, gardening. In the same year, he took over as host of another long-running BBC television programme, Gardeners’ World, which is filmed in his own garden.

Alan brought gardening to the masses in 1997 with the BBC One television programme Ground Force, in which he and other presenters Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh would give a garden a makeover, with Alan putting his horticultural skills to good use when refilling the lucky gardens featured. The show has travelled as far as the United States and South Africa, where the Ground Force team was tasked with transforming Nelson Mandela’s garden in a recent episode.

Alan has continued to be involved in gardening programmes following Gardeners’ World by presenting two episodes of How To Be A Gardener, which are available on YouTube. In addition to his gardening work, Alan has worked as a presenter for Songs of Praise and a series of shows on BBC Radio 2, where he presented a variety of light classical music. He has also worked on a BBC nature documentary series, British Isles, A Natural History, which aired in 2008. In recent years, he has spent less time on television and radio and more time pursuing his literary career as a novelist, as well as rekindling his passion in producing gardening books.

Alan has appeared in an advertisement for the Yorkshire Tourist Board as part of a series that includes contributions from other Yorkshire-born celebrities, including Brian Blessed, Melanie Brown, and Brian Turner. The campaign is part of a series that promotes the region’s tourism industry. Besides portraying the title character, he undertakes a variety of additional voiceover work for commercials and other projects. During the autumn of 2007, Alan hosted a follow-up series to the British Isles, A Natural History, titled The Nature of Britain, which focused on plant and animal species native to the United Kingdom.

Career

The 20th Century Roadshow, which concentrated on modern collections, was one of his most recent projects, which also included performing at the Queen’s 80th birthday party in 2006 and guest presenting an episode of The Paul O’Grady Show while O’Grady was out due to illness.

When Alan hosted The Great British Village Show in 2007, he brought together gardeners and cooks from all around the country in a competition to see who could grow the finest pumpkins, runner beans, tomatoes, and knit the best sweater or bake the best cake or jam. Alan Titchmarsh began presenting his afternoon ITV talk show, The Alan Titchmarsh Show, in September 2007, which aired in the 3.00 p.m. after-hours slot. The show was cancelled in November of 2014.

Alan presented the first series of popstars to be produced in collaboration with Myleene Klass in 2010. Since 2011, he has hosted the gardening show Love Your Garden on the Discovery Channel. Sam Wollaston’s review for The Guardian, published the following day, slammed him for his obsequiousness in his presentation of Elizabeth: Queen, Wife, Mother, which aired on ITV on June 1, 2012. Alan worked as a reporter for the BBC Two programme The Great British Winter in the spring of 2013. Alan presented a two-part television series for ITV in December 2014, titled The Queen’s Garden, which was filmed over the course of a year and was broadcast in December 2014.

Alan hosted Britain’s Best Back Gardens on the BBC in January 2015. Alan began presenting the daytime game show Masterpiece for ITV in February of this year. Alan appeared as the principal presenter on the Channel Five programme Secrets of the National Trust, which premiered in February 2017 and featured several well-known celebrities as well as Alan. A position on BBC Radio 2 as co-host of a gardening show with Gloria Hunniford, called House in a Garden, was offered to Alan in 1988. With the show “Melodies for You,” Alan was given a permanent slot on BBC Radio 2 on Sunday evenings, maintaining the usual format of Sunday night broadcasting on Radio 2. The show is a mix of light classical and popular music, and it premiered in January 2006. Alan quit Radio 2 in August of that year. Since January 2012, he has aired a weekly show on Classic FM on Saturday mornings.

Alan began writing fiction in 1999, and his debut novel, Only Dad, was published in November 2001. Alan is the author of several other novels. Since then, a total of six additional volumes have been released. While writing the novel, Alan also began work on a new series of gardening books, which he called the How to Garden series, which was released in April 2009. Nobbut A Lad Yorkshire Childhood, published in October 2006, is his second autobiographical work and a sequel to his first autobiography, Trowel and Error, which was published in 2002. When I Was a Nipper was released on September 30th, 2010 and is available on Amazon.

Facts About Alan Titchmarsh:

Birthday/Birth Date: 2 May 1949 (age 72 years), Ilkley, United Kingdom
Birth Place: Ilkley, United Kingdom
Children: Polly Titchmarsh, Camilla Titchmarsh
Age: 72 years
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Occupation: English gardener
Height: 174 cm
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Twitter Followers: 15k
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1. Alan Titchmarsh was born on 2 May 1949 (age 72 years), Ilkley, United Kingdom

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3. His birth sign is Taurus.

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