Rewild Your Garden (even if it's small!)

In this video, I'll take you through the exciting journey of transforming my little garden. Join me as I share the steps I've taken to embrace rewilding and breathe new life into this space.
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[@mrfoameruk]

Maybe a monthly update to what you are doing and what's going on in the garden would be a good series. What new animals and bird have been spotted. What's working for you and whats not etc.

[@thexen3120]

You did a wonderful job. Its amazing!

[@talontales]

This is wonderful!! I wish I had a garden like that, the birds would have a field day in it!

[@yesidtac7863]

Es un patio buen grande

[@Torbaywildlife]

Great video and a beautiful wildlife haven 😊😊

[@PaulsBees]

I recommend gathering seeds from wild plants and trees in your local area. They will be well adapted to your area and wildlife. I've previously collected acorns, so we have baby oak trees in the garden. You could also allow an area to grow wild and weed out non-native plants that grow there.

[@AnimalEducate]

Thankyou 💚

[@carlpeberdy9086]

Your garden looks lovely - I hope you get lots of time in there to enjoy and observe. We were able to put a very small pond in our garden and it was amazing how many different types of insects visited it - also now a home for frogs and toads! We also have plant pot saucers with gravel in them topped up with water for the bees. Trellis on the fence helps a lot with honeysuckle, roses etc. Our soil is very sandy and I found that digging in wood shavings and scrap wood helped a lot, and when our cherry tree grew enough to need more extensive pruning I laid the prunings on the ground rather than compost them or throw them away, they decomposed much more quickly than I thought and that whole area of the garden has improved noticeably. Ebay is also a good source of plants, I have bought many wildflowers/seed and other plants from there.

[@AnimalEducate]

Amazing 🥰 and Thankyou

[@Bonca_cica]

Nice work! TY

[@lordzizo375]

We can stop anmimal Abuse because we love it.

[@johnnyshui]

That's awesome

[@TheCornishCottageGarden-bs5lf]

Looking great 😊

[@carlpeberdy9086]

Came across this on youtube, she's very inspiring, thought you'd like it 'Let Your Garden Grow Wild | Rebecca McMackin | TED'