The Gardening Channel With James Prigioni

Subscribers 1.8M

Videos 713

Views 205.9M

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The Gardening Channel With James Prigioni covers organic gardening, food forest concepts, raised beds, and fruit tree cultivation, leveraging tutorials and garden-focused explorations. Content style includes how-to guidance, garden tours, and practical experiments, with a publishing history since 2012 and an average of around 473K views per video across 713 published items.

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90% relevance

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Videos 863

Views 112.2M

Appearances 32

SERP 100%

Similarity 83%

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84% relevance

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80% relevance

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Appearances 28

SERP 76%

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Appearances 17

SERP 58%

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Appearances 12

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Top competitors by match strength are Huw Richards (90% match) and Epic Gardening (84% match). Huw Richards and The Gardening Channel share overlapping queries such as edible forest garden, no dig gardening, and permaculture gardening, while Epic Gardening aligns on companion planting basics, soil building techniques, and winter gardening plants. GrowVeg (80% match) also competes on no dig gardening and organic pest free gardening. Compared to The Gardening Channel, these competitors generally have larger subscriber counts (e.g., Epic Gardening with 4M subscribers) and similarly target garden planning, soil health, and sustainable growing practices, indicating strong competition for search queries related to no-dig and permaculture-style gardening.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to The Gardening Channel With James Prigioni?

The Gardening Channel With James Prigioni's biggest competitors are Huw Richards (90% match, 919K subscribers), Epic Gardening (84% match, 4M subscribers), and GrowVeg (80% match, 1.1M subscribers). They share a focus on gardening, raised beds, fruit trees, and practical how-to content for home gardeners.

What type of content does The Gardening Channel With James Prigioni make?

The Gardening Channel With James Prigioni creates gardening how-to and garden planning videos, often focusing on raised beds, growing tomatoes, peppers, fruit trees, and garden tours. Uploads appear to be frequent, with an average video view count around 473K per video.

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