My English Garden Tour - June

In this video we look at my own wildlife garden and how it has changed since the last video in May.
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[@george-1961]

Who needs to go on holiday when you have an oasis like that. Stunning Joel 😊

[@bluebowser3121]

OK I'll admit it. The first ever video I found of yours I was searching for highly specific information in regards to what daffodils are preferred by wildlife. The video titled was the question I had, but I was rather annoyed by how long the video was dragged on for until getting to the point. After that I clicked dislike and disappeared. Today I was searching for wildlife garden inspiration and I found your channel again. I really liked this video and ended up subscribing. This tour was fantastic and I enjoyed seeing all the species you have attracted and hearing about them. I've got to give this a thumbs up. I hope you continue to do yearly garden tours.

[@CheshireCat6639]

Still on catch up vlogs, stunning garden Joel, thanks for sharing it with us, your knowledge of plants blows me away, sat there on a warm summer evening with a cold🍺pure bliss🎉

[@jouvlys7785]

I love garden

[@ev1677]

Absolutely beautiful, I much prefer this over an prim and 'proper' neat garden. Far more beauty in my opinion 😊

[@stefs619]

You have such a stunning garden. I love your passion, knowledge and the message you are spreading. Very inspiring.

[@georgealderson4424]

Relaxed presentation and relaxing viewing. Thank you for the privilege of being shown around Sir. 40 minutes felt like 40 seconds!

[@dannyfishinguk7798]

my teasel last year grew to seven feet , its sowed its self as id never heard of teasel and left it to see what it turned into, i was amazed by the flowers and the bees and beetles approved

[@MarksTarantulas]

Only found your channel a week ago and been going through your videos I'm hoping to do a wildlife garden next year when I get my own place. Love the way you do your ponds too. Amazing work buddy 👍

[@Tofog22000]

You have a beautiful garden Joel, very lush and lots of plant diversity. Since so much of your time is spent on working on other people's garden, what a treat, when you get a chance to sit, observe and listen to nature surrounding you. It's like food for the soul, well done!

[@carridg]

Great woodland wildlife garden and good to see purple toadflax present as it's such a brilliant plant for bees. I'd find a place for viper's bugloss, even if just in pots but no garden can have everything. I personally like to have some short turf leading to a pond edge.

[@lynnrushton7458]

Just beautiful 💜👌

[@ardas77]

can't wait to see that giant buddleia

[@georgecromar4094]

Lovely!

[@titiasplantedaquariums]

Lovely video of your garden. I immediately recognised the pink Dianthus flowers (dianthus caryophyllus pink kisses). So far it is my favourite foreground plant, it smells amazing to. I have 3 in a small 30 cm wide pot, I already had this plant when still living in a flat with balcony. It wasn't to happy there. That changed completely when we moved house and it had a nice spot in the southeast facing backyard and rain for watering. Eventually I placed it near the front door which is northwest facing. The flowers looked so beautiful, clustered together blooming like their lives depended on it. The smell was amazing, our toilet is situated right next the front door, so we didn't needed any artificial scents at all🥰 I planted a good amount on the edges of our walkway close to the paving last summer. I also bought the salvia nemorosa 'ostfriesland', I like the name because my county name is in it (Friesland). I'm curious how it will develop this year. Your book arrived 2 days earlier then expected, so I will have a nice read this weekend and week👍🏻📗🐞🐛🦋🐝🪱🪳🌷🌹🌼🌿🌻

[@PaulOutdoors]

Marvellous Joel. As a youngster I got hold of the Chris Baines book "How to Make a Wildlife Garden" and Geoffrey Smith's book "The Joy of Wildlife Gardening." Both books were, and still are inspirational, as are you. Thank you for all that you do to inspire current and future generations to value and lend a helping hand to our wildlife friends. Paul 😊

[@gypsyspniel8251]

Lovely to see.

[@stewartgoodchild2930]

Loved this video Joel, keep up the great work, regards, Nikki's Uncle.

[@markhunter2244]

The amount of growth from the previous video is amazing, hopefully in the next few years I can achieve something like this 🐝

[@gardeninside1367]

Very very beautiful your garden - joel!!