Salford's jungle garden with banana plants that's so cool people pay to visit

Not many people have a garden that's so special people will actually pay to visit.

But that's the case with a jungle garden in suburban Salford , which is once again going on show to the public this weekend.

Couple Tracey Bermingham and Tony Shepherd are opening the gates to their piece of paradise around the back of their semi-detached Victorian house in Stafford Road, Monton.

The giant Foxglove tree dominating the front garden, along with huge clumps of banana plants and bamboo, give visitors a hint of what to expect in the grounds of this place, which the pair have lovingly transformed over more than a decade.

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They first opened it up last summer as part of the National Garden