How to encourage wildlife in your urban garden | The RHS 

It is not the lack of a wildlife sanctuary that is the problem sometimes but garden pests (ie the neighbourhood watch!) Great video. Thank you miss.

That was such a lovely, educational video! Loved it!

Great garden! Thanks for the video! very nice

im planning on making a wild garden and this helped so much!!! tysm

Loved to see your beautiful video on wildlife in urban garden.

Fantastic and very informative video. Thank you I have learnt lots.

Great video added to our Wildlife Gardening playlist on our channel homepage

Thank you sooo much for sharing. This was beautiful and inspiring x

beautiful garden :)

Good video.. Enjoyed it ..

Thank you Helen for this informative video. I love gardening.

Awesome

Why have gravel paths, at all? Keep the bare earth, and walk barefoot on it. You can plant all kinds of moss on the paths, to soften your walking!

Also be careful where u put your bird feeders, I found out the hard way when rats decided that they could have a free feed.

Many good ideas here, thanks. Does the water in the pond bucket need to be replaced every few days to keep it fresh? Won't it get algae growing in it if it is not replaced regularly? I am not sure that rainwater is very clean as it is often polluted these days, in cities. What about using bottled spring water, or using an inline water filter attached to the hose to filter out pollutants in tap water? Also, how does wildlife access the water if the pond is full of plants?

Purple Loosetrife is considered an invasive plant in Michigan USA

I am the gypsey man and I will tow my caravan onto that there garden

I wouldn't sit there you'll get ticks on your arse.