the world over

So the people here in the garden aren't necessarily all speaking the same language or sharing the same culture, but they all have a love of gardening which universally the world over, diehard gardeners all have something in common and it's a really great social glue that binds people here together.

Hi

What is the meaning of "which universally the world over" in this part?

Thanks

Hi ,

Thanks

But finally i didn't underestand  the world over refers to the love of gardening or the  diehard gardeners?

Which one is correct?

Onething that is strange to me is the used  word "which"? shouldnt it  have been which is universally(the world over)?Maby  here "which" has another meaning?

Maybe the world over is used as an adj like diehard to relate it to gardeners?

Please ,explain to me

Thanks again.

Grammar Geek wrote:

The phrase "the world over" is used to show how universal something is. To combine it with "universally" makes it redundant.