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Wooow this so amazing 🎉🎉 Thank you for sharing

Adding bit of sand to the seeds to help see where you are sowing is an amazing idea....great video

Great video. Thanks!

Thanks for the tips 👍

Thank you so much. Your explanation is the best & most complete I have found. Expectantly about how to dry the seeds.

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Nice little video👌 i loved the positive thoughts bit🙏

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Isn't she lovely an English rose

I attended Raines Lower School 1986-88 and we used to have our Bird and Garden club here. I am pleased to see that the reserve has not only survived but is also flourishing.

Great video. Just subscribed. Thank you from las vegas

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That's it... Grow wild... All over the place.

Excellent Hannah.

Lovely job done there Hannah.. Could you come round and do mine.

thank you very much for the tips. Greetings from Lima, Perú!

Just the info I needed, nice tip about not leaving them in a plastic tub.

This will save councils across the country thousands as well as restore biodiversity if they did this instead upkeeping grass lawn.

where can i buy this seed ,,,

Nice video Hannah, I was looking at turning part of my lawn into a wild flower area and was looking for ideas and tips, thanks

Love this woman ❤

Wildflowers for waste or poor ground are an easy sell. His 2020 comments relate to his expertise being ignored by a roomful of planners & architects, one-upping a horticultural expert with their populist 'style' ideas. The general public do not value the academic & deep knowledge of an Ethnobiologist. I was quietly put in my place by a professional Horticulturalist when I referred to 'English' Elderflower: he said there were 27 species of Elderflower found worldwide. So, Mr Wong's image as a Public Intellectual isn't doing well, but that doesn't mean his frustration at other professionals' narrow minded stupidity isn't racism lol.

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I just love love your channel Hannah!

Her enthusiasm is contagious thank You so very much!!

She is beautiful and talks really nice.you can come and sow my seeds anytime.great video.x

This is not great for solitary bees, the house needs to be stationary, the bees dont need to be brought inside at most you can put them in a covered garage or shed if you wanted. And its also important that these reeds need to be replaced every season to prevent disease and infestation of other bugs. If you dont clean out your bee tubes you're creating a death trap for your bees people.

Thanks Mark and Isha. Now have a new found appreciation of Fungi. Really interesting watch.

Interesting session. I love being out in nature and this has given an interesting perspective on a new way to engage with it. Thanks.

Can this be done in large pot's or raised beds instead of the ground?

Going to try planting wild flowers on my garage roof for the bees. Going to use compost? And recycled pots

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Thankyou for an inspiring talk.

My children and I started nature journaling a few years ago as part of our home education journey. It's been a brilliant experience that is getting better as the children get older. I can highly recommend "Exploring Nature with Children" - obviously it's aimed at families, but I've learnt so much too by following this curriculum.

Thanks for this. Wellies on and the hunt can begin.

The less fertile the ground the better. This slows down the growth of grasses and more invasive weeds that will dominate.

Thank you for adding to Utube. I wanted to watch live but I couldn’t make it on the day.

I can't wait for my sons team fungus to grow. Its been 2 weeks already. 2 more weeks to go.

I've already started mine

Amazing tutorials! I have received my box the other day! ☺️❤️

Can you recommend the best wildflower seeds to buy please?

Absolutely fantastic video keeping it simple is great. I spend a lot of time creating wild flower meadows for customers and I’m looking at grazing techniques for larger areas using geese. Keep up the great work. Best Wishes Simon

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She sounds exactly like Dobby from Peep Show

I've seen two different techniques for wildflower seeds. Some say to scatter over the ground and leave to germinate becuase they need sunlight and some say to cover them lightly. I wonder which technique produces the best results.

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When is best time to see seed

Getting dungarees, they're perfect for not scratching legs.

They've sown by nature in a patch after leaving wild flower die and seed naturally. One week or two later,flowers in my longer grass,just starting in summer by accident.

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