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Lots of great information thank you 🎉

love the series, i'm hearing conflicting views on rainwater on the web. voices saying rainwater is actually not that great for ponds due to high concentration of nitrogen great for the garden, but inviting algae formation in a pond.

love the concept and dug my WLP in may, no fish, just plants, and let's see what find their own way. greetings from Holland (yeah yeah it's the netherlands.. Holland ;p )

Love the content! No need to mention the climate hoax though!

Interesting stuff and good to know, thank you for making this video as ive wanted to increase the number of dragonflies in my garden to kill the masses of mosquitos 🦟

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Asking for a spade of someone else's compost - its like compost sour dough

So… anywhere, then.

really interesting!

I've done this! I mostly love it, it's actually easier to garden this way. My German mother hates it because it's kind of messy, she prefers manicured with a lawn :D this year the rabbits got all of my pumpkins and squash, the deer tried to get my fruit trees, and the squirrels stripped my peach trees in 3 days.

Keep 'em coming. Loving this series

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If you're in North America do NOT plant yellow flag iris! It's a fabulous plant but it's extremely invasive here; look for native options instead!❤

I would strongly advice not ever to use cardboard in your garden. It contains chemicals that stay in your soil for a long time. I used to use card board in my compost piles before i'd done some research. I always thought, my compost worms love the cardboard, so it'll do no harm.....

Can you have fish in a dragon 🪰 fly pond?

Excellent video. A lot of tips and advice that l would have loved in my first year of growing food. Got there by trial and error, but videos like this such a help when starting out.

Can you tell me how I can create a garden that will repel DragonFlies? They are a very big problem for me they cost me money every year.

Who knew Nottingham was such a hotbed of community gardening! Great video and it's a great idea to re-use in the garden what would otherwise have to be taken away to a tip. Liked the idea about climbers on it, almost taking it in the realm of hugelkultur!

Can one build dead headge right above hibernaculum?

Excellent video, step by step guide. I have 50sqm garden and built a wildlife pond (L2m x W1.5m x D60cm). Already attracting the wildlife is amazing. I’m trying to do my best for the ecosystem even though it is very small garden.

Brilliant. Great tips and ideas whether its an allotment, or like me growing veg in a garden.

Great to see local projects great or small. Please keep these stories coming.

do you need to maintain it? does it double up as habitat for any other wildlife or can you make adjustments so it can double up for other wildlife (e.g. add rotting logs on top)?

I could listen to a British accent all day......dragonflies eat mosquitoes

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Thank you both.

No one likes these video's because climate change activists are liers!!

How many times is she saying 'kind of'? Lol good information Thank you

Loving these small videos on local projects and the monthly shorts with tips. Really useful and interesting.

Wonderful & inspiring.

Christine, you've warmed my heart!

What a lovely space for people and wildlife. Our cottage garden is full of wildflowers, ponds and bug hotels and is still and pretty and productive space.

Me. An American: Boy, it must be nice to be able to dig into a compost heap with no gloves without fear of being bitten or stung by a venomous creature. All British people: Yes, I suppose it is. Gardening can be lovely….when it isn’t raining… We can even walk through our ancient mossy rain forests with bare feet too. If you can find one that is… Me putting on sunscreen: Wow! That must feel amazing! Those forests are beautiful too! Like something straight out of a fairytale! I could definitely imagine spotting a unicorn in a forest like that! British: Yeah. They’re nearly gone now, but we’re trying to grow them back… At least there’s SOMETHING that thrives in all this rain… It’s tough, though, with all the rabbits and red deer eating new plant growth. Not to mention the damage done by sheep and other non-native animals… Me putting on my made in the USA alligator skin boots and Burmese python snake skin belt: Yeah. We’ve got our own trouble with invasive non-native species…We’re managing though. At least they make for good hunting! Don’t taste too bad either if you fix em’ up right. Gator can make for some damn good fried chicken in a pinch! British preparing tea: You…EAT them? Me loading my shotgun, compound hunting bow, 1 foot hunting knife, and ammunition into my Ford F-150: Yeah! Might as well! Their skins make mighty fine leather products too! Gotta make the best out of a bad situation, right? Especially if you can make money from it. British quietly sipping tea while eyeing the bill for their overpriced apartment: …Quite… Me leaning out of my truck window: Well, good luck with your newts and toads or whatever. And, hey. If you’re ever in the mood for some good ol’ huntin’, fishin’, and grillin’, you’re always welcome. You know where to find me. *tips cowboy hat and speeds off in American* YEEEEEE-HAAAAAW! British: …*sigh*…

Great video. Lots of take aways for gardens small or large

I love this! 'Wish they had done a walk-through of the garden. It looks fabulous.

What a wonderful place! I would love to do something like this!

Perfectly lovely!

Glad you've found it useful! Some mint for you, some for the pollinators! ;)

Great to read these monthly tips. I grow mint to harvest for the kitchen, never thought to let some of it flower or that it was that attractive to pollinators.

Nice video. Thanks. What’s the beautiful red/orange flower in the foreground here? :)

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GREAT Video!! Thanks! Is it ok to have a fountain or waterfall into the pond? Mosquitoes are horrible in Georgia, USA, and they thrive in still water. I know the Dragonflies will eat them once they’re here, but I don’t want to encourage more mosquitoes until the Dragonflies come. Plus, I love the sound of running water, so I’m trying attract Dragonflies, but also have the moving water features.

This was so fun to watch, I recently had dozens of dragonflies in my backyard in the early morning, now I know they are my friends!

Thank you I decided to put a wildlife cam in my garden to feed the fox who comes every night shockingly and we had beautiful hedgehogs come we never knew they existed by the sea

do we really need to worry about leaving falling in the pond if its specifically for wildlife?

What a legend. Everything I do and have planted in my cottage garden is designed to help wildlife in some way. I have planted many varieties of native flowers, shrubs and trees, dug ponds etc. It is my biggest passion

Imagine what tap water does to YOUR body, if it affects the plants and animals in a bad way.

Can bumblebees go inside them?

what a wonderful idea.

Would this work during the warmer months as well? Here in Jersey 7b