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We need to do that. you have frozen again, we are having a bit of problem with the sound, we will leave it there. keep talking to us. steve reed from the labour party joining us. we've had quite a good record with our video chats. mostly. i wish i was good at telling what is and what the are because look at this, carol is the hound some glorious purple flowers. good morning to you both. it's beautiful here at kew gardens this morning. the temperature is already 90 degrees. this is the evolution garden, redesigned last year so it's the first time it has actually blossomed, if you like. it's lik...

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The euphorbia, the allium... gardening in lockdown has been a safe haven for so many, a support both mentally and physically. normally i'm just leaving for chelsea now so normally the weeds are about to engulf the garden. the organisers of chelsea knew cancelling would be devastating for a horticultural industry already hit hard. we should all he really proud of british growers. they do and what an amazing job for all of us who are gardeners, who buy cut flowers. and that timing of the lockdown could not have been worse for them. indeed, even though garden centres have just reopened, they have...

Truthful in so many ways. really briefly, you find gardening provides you with a huge amount of solace? yeah. i mean, i‘ve written about this a lot and spoken about it. the mental health aspect of gardening. the whole mental health situation in this country is chaotic at best and disastrous at worst. and under the present circumstances it has rather taken a back—seat but it is not going to go away. more and more people are finding that gardening is really helpful. it reduces anxiety, it helps depression. and it is to do with that nurturing something on a timescale that is different to our ...

Positive reminder of the time that we get to kind of reconnect and just remind ourselves of how fortunate we are. >> reporter: among the most fortunate, the man behind the lens. so you're finding more purpose right now in your photography. >> yeah. , at's been the biggest thing is, like, what do i have to give? trait ofse my craft, to know to know that that is so valuable, like, the most important thing that they own, is humbling. >> reporter: a portrait of america at home and together. jamie yuccas, cbs news. >> dunbar: finding the gifts in s being forced toorced to slow sl down a little bit....