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I just stumbled across this video. Love this. Very informative! Thank you for doing this.

You always have the info im looking for, love you!!

Love your content, new subscriber ❤ I really appreciate you citing websites, wish they were linked in the shownotes. I keep going back and pausing to find the address.

One of the best, informative videos i've watched and I have watched a LOT of them this winter. Thank you so much for spending your time making this video so entertaining and educational.

Wow. Not enough of these videos that help you "see" design. Well done.

I live in Ontario and was inspired by the British "hedgerows" which support birds and other wildlife. We have a semi-rural property. I planted a hedgerow of trees and shrubs local to me, including an existing white pine, serviceberry, red osier dogwood, winterberry, smooth hydrangea, and 3 sugar maples in a long "row" about 80 feet long and 15 feet wide. These were the few species of native plants I could find at conventional nurseries. As I learned more and discovered native plant nurseries, I added nannyberry and alternate leaf dogwood. In another location (under a black walnut tree) I added spicebush and lots of shade loving native perennials.

I love your videos! Please don't stop! ❤

I love your videos! Please don't stop! ❤

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One of the best gardening videos I’ve watched. You have a way of presenting a lot of dry details and facts in an engaging way! I try to be more nature-focused in my gardening style but it seems so overwhelming. Your approach has inspired me! The bees, birds and critters of NW Arkansas thank you!

Love your nerdy and educational videos! I love all the details and science behind our gardens! ❤

My butterfly bush attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. It’s staying but I will add milkweed. I also have honeysuckle for hummers and coneflower and juniper and many other plants that attract wildlife in my tiny yard. And let me tell you those animals and birds know who you are and they are grateful. Thank you😊 for this helpful video.

I really appreciate all the work that went into this video

This is the perfect video to listen to throughout the snowy day with my newborn ❤

As a 66 yr old gardner, i must say ive learned many things in this video. Just bumped into your channel today. Yes, I to miss the bees and bugs in the winter. My planting is for all of them. Thank you though for the lession on native planting. Will be looking into who and what my weeds are about before killling them. Turely rethinking all that I do out there. . Im over here in W.Va so will be going though your vids for more ifo. Thank you....

I'm so thankful that I found your channel! I have had a garden forever, but I didn't garden for the habitat until 2018. I was ignorant! My garden is not as 'pretty', but it is active! My adult children keep telling me to get another dog, but I have too many creatures to keep me company! Keep up the good work. Spring is around the corner.

Love your videos!!! So much important information presented in such a fun way. Snort-laughed again at the package delivery and how birds vote. Also "Just need to get these in the ground before my family sees." So relatable!!! Thank you for helping me ease my gardening deficiency syndrome in this white, gray and brown January. All the best to you until spring finds us again. 🌱

Amazing video, lots of great ecosystem facts, much more than “gardening”. I just subscribed to your channel- keep up the good work!

Your videos are amazing! So much information and you make them so entertaining. Thank you!

What a great video! Thank you for making it and spreading such valuable information.

I love this video and will watch it again!

Awesome video👏🏻

Love your videos!! Thank you for your channel

Oh my gosh, how did I not know all this after 20 years of gardening, and the last three in only native plants? Thank you so much for putting this all together for us!

This is such a great video, seriously. I hope you reach a lot of people with this. Well done 👏 I bet it took a long time.

New subscriber here. So happy I found your channel. What great work you are doing for the earth 😘

Keep it up! 🌱

Loved seeing your Evening Primrose! This summer past I photographed two pink moths on the yellow blossoms and again later as the flower withered holding the moths with exposed pink wingtips. They really did camouflage well with the pinkish buds. A work of art! Also about 4 years ago I planted an Alternate-leaf Dogwood next to and under a dying Flowering Dogwood. Today the Alternate-leaf Dogwood has grown up through the branches of the FD and finding support from the one that’s dying. I may never remove the old tree and observe to see what happens. Like you say it’s so fun to observe and participate in what’s happening in the garden. Loved your video!

Love this channel so much! Keep going! ❤

Loved this video!! so useful and educational! ❤

Wow, what a powerful video. I started watching your videos recently (first one was the plants that attract birds) and am enjoying them very much. I am a fellow Maryland'er and have had my own garden for almost 5 years now. It's been a lot of work and determination, but it has been one of my greatest joys. My first project was winter sowing different varieties of milkweed to try to help the Monarch butterflies and had decent success. This year I am really trying to winter sow several different perennial flowers to help the pollinators so my fingers are crossed that I have success with that as well. Thank you for your hard work on these videos. They have been very helpful for me in deciding what plants to try to start growing in my yard.

Time to plant a replacement dogwood while the other is still alive!

Excellent video. Always looking forward to watching your videos. Well done

Thanks for all this useful information. I'm looking for local sources for these plants and seeds!! Sending joy from Kansas!!

Happy to be part of your fungal community 😅🤗

What a fantastic comprehensive video! Love your channel. ❤🌱🌱🌱

Plants vs Zombies is a video game.

The January gardening blues are so real😭 I’m 20 and your channel really inspired me last summer to plant native prairie plants, and I’m dying to be reunited with them in the garden:,)

Thank you. I am trying to make a habitat garden in the UK and trying to encourage more people to do the same. Nature is in decline here too - the UK is one of the most nature depleted countries in the world. There seems to be much more awareness of the need to create habitat in gardens in other countries. So it`s got me thinking about language. I call what I am doing wild gardening and I wonder if the word "wild" puts people off, because they think it means unkempt and untidy. People in the UK like nice tidy gardens. This is such a good video, and you are so good at making videos, Isabel, in South Wales.

Informative video...I plant for the birds and you are spot on. Great information great channel. Thank you for sharing.

What a fantastic and informative video! I just had to comment for the algorithm, but honestly, this was really great! I wish I had known about the fungal community earlier this year when I freaked out at the sight of “mold” in the mulch around a tree in my yard. I ended up spending the afternoon spreading it out in the garden bed I was making. Fingers crossed it helps the fungi spread and thrive! Thanks.

Great video! Thanks!

Thank you for such fantastic information! Your time and knowledge is greatly appreciated. Gardening in zone 9b Texas Gulf Coast. 😊

What a great video. You clearly explain , and then show, your intuitive design principals. I’m a fan! Thanks.

I’m in south west New Jersey and my property soil , (and I am n side of hill in very urban area where my neighbors have heavily poisoned and fertilized lawns and invasive shrubs ) and is a lot of silt and is very dry in general . I struggle with spring ephemerals a lot of which like steady moisture. The only reliable ones I have are foam flower and plantain . I’ve planted so many others like Virginia blue bells that died . I also struggled with little bluestem , I had green and gold for a bit but that eventually died as well. Don’t get me wrong .. my garden is a neighborhood sanctuary … I’m regularly invited or on the native garden groups garden tour . I have many natives , many host plants and shrubs . But I have to really work hard with a lot of trials and fails . The spring ephemerals I struggle with the most . But I have many native flowering trees that hopefully help make up for it. My garden is at its best in autumn. And many natives I have to work hard to control… when they love my garden they REALLY love it .

Thanks! Really enjoyed this video!

EXCELLENT video! I’m so inspired… I want to tear out more lawn and plant more natives. I started two native beds last year and will make a couple more this coming Spring. I have Winter Sown 58 milk jugs and I’d say 75% of those are natives. I suffer from GDS too…it’s Zero outside right now with snow on the ground.

Very well rounded . I keep working on the real goal of my garden.

Thanks for the wonderful video. I am on the same journey here in 🇨🇦and really enjoy your channel. Habitat gardening is such a joy and so rewarding!

I raised blue and pink oyster mushrooms in 5 gallon pails in ‘24 and then I put the spent straw into the veggie garden with lots of mulched leaves. I’m hoping the fungi will colonize on their own. It’s just one of many experiments that go on.