RHS Gardening for Wildlife teaser video

This video is for an online gardening course in gardening for wildlife. Developed by the RHS and MyGardenSchool.

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🦋 Gardening for wildlife is a fascinating and important area in gardening today.

🌱 This course is aimed at any gardener with an interest in making their garden attractive to wildlife.

🌿 It is not just for organic gardeners, but for any gardener who wants to protect and nurture wildlife.

🌳 The main concern is whether you can have an attractive garden while still being wildlife-friendly.

🌺 This course proves that you can have a garden that you can enjoy and that is also appealing to wildlife.

🐝 The course suggests what to plant, such as trees, shrubs, perennials, bulbs, annuals, and grasses, to benefit insects and birds.

🦆 It also focuses on creating habitats and places for wildlife to breed and live in.

Timestamped Summary

00:11 This course is aimed at any gardener with an interest in making their garden attractive to wildlife.

01:07 This course proves that you can have a garden for you to enjoy and also for wildlife.

01:18 The course suggests what to plant to benefit insects and birds.

02:09 The objective is for the student to plan how they can make their garden more appealing to wildlife.

02:24 The importance of pollinators in the garden will be discussed.

02:31 The question of whether you need to go native or if garden varieties can attract wildlife will be answered.

02:43 The difference between a garden as a food source for wildlife and a habitat will be explored.

02:48 Continuity of nectar and pollen supply will be considered.

02:58 Meadows, prairies, lawns, and ponds will be introduced as plant types to consider.

03:05 Undesirable wildlife and how to discourage it will be discussed.

03:13 Gardening is a way of controlling nature to achieve an environment pleasing to the gardener.

03:39 We need wild creatures in the garden to bring it to life.

04:01 Wild birds, bees, and butterflies are encouraged in the garden.

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Q&A

What is the objective of the course?

The objective is for the student to look at their garden and plan how they can make it more appealing to wildlife while still being enjoyable for the gardener.

Do I have to go native with my plants to attract wildlife?

The course will answer that question and provide guidance on whether garden varieties will attract wildlife or if going native is necessary.

What are the different types of plant habitats to consider?

The course will introduce plant types such as meadows, prairies, lawns, and ponds to consider when creating a wildlife-friendly garden.

How can I discourage undesirable wildlife in my garden?

The course will cover strategies for discouraging undesirable wildlife and managing pests and diseases that may interfere with gardening efforts.

Why is nature important in gardening?

Nature is important in gardening because it plays a vital role in pollination, which is necessary for fruit and vegetable crops. It also brings the garden to life with birds, bees, butterflies, and other wild creatures.