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So pretty ❤!

Happy beautiful flowers with the perfect song.❤️. TeresaSue

Oh Georgie I love you and I love your pocket square of joy! I love you used sweet wills when so many people are snooty about them. Making one for a wedding next week! Thanks for the lovely helpful how-to! x

Absolutely awesome to see the devotion to nature , loved the tour and appreciate the work you both do to preserve your little peace of our world ❤️

Nuts that an insurance co think that apple trees would cause subsidence. ffs

Love your look

Beautiful

That pocket square is absolutely beautiful!!!

If you just nature do its thing - you will have beautiful wild flowers, herbs, and an abundance of bees and insects.

How lovely to have some ducklings! So much smarter than chickens - and much more personality, too. Their eggs are also twice the size, and best of all, they don't get those horrid mites that chickens are plagued with. They'll be so good for picking off the slugs and snails around your patch - geese are also brill for this. To me, there is no more delightful sight than ducks and geese waddling around a meadow, paddling around their pond, honking and quacking as if they owned the place! Holding their heads up high, ducks always seem so pleased and proud to be ducks! You'll have to build them a QUACK SHACK!

Could we not film the elusive Fabrizio teaching all about wildflower fields? Maybe block out his face? Lol thanks for all the information.

Vast numbers of aphids in London this week, by me

I am really passionate about wild flowers also and have deliberately planted over 100 varieties of wildflower in my cottage garden

What a refreshing vlog. Such biodiversity in Fabrizios meadow....and the ponds and dead mounds of wood are so necessary as part of it all. Imagine just how many insects, hedgehogs and newts, frogs and lizards as well as birds make use of all these wild flowers? I was wondering what small area of my garden could become a no mow, meadow. Refreshing to watch, Jo from the rocky isles in New Zealand, and the land of the long white cloud "Aotearoa".

We make blight spray from a decoction of mare's tail. Seems to work.

Would Fabrizio consider sharing his class with all of us? This was the most delightful walk around❣️ Thank you🌱🌼🌷🌸🪻🌾🪿🐸

I loved this vlog.We have exactly what you're saying Georgie. We're on a farm with fields of buttercups, daisies and rose bay willow herb. Our garden just outside the house has one area for cut flowers and a small pond, and the rest we let grow wild, just cutting a path through it. It looks amazing on a sunny day and the wildlife thrives. We have beautiful butterflies, woodpeckers, all manner of finches, blue tits and two robins. When we moved here there was nothing so we're more than happy. We all have to do our bit to help our native species xx

How lovely. Unfortunately when we leave our edges we are overwhelmed with brambles. Obviously we love blackberries but they do take over if left.

Lovely to see so many wild flowers and great to see the before and after teasels (I have a particular interest as my road is ‘Teasel Drive’) 🤗

What a thoroughly enjoyable vlog Georgie.👍 You so knowledgeable and interesting.😊

Hello from NC USA. Love your videos and your respect for nature!

Gorgeous meadow Georgie . What a lovely stroll in the garden it would be. We in Australia have to be careful what we plant so that it doesn’t escape and becomes a weed. I live on the side of a reserve (nature reserve) and I try not to plant anything that will escape and become a problem in the reserve. I have all sorts of creatures and birds that visit my garden and feast on my plants.

I really loved this video. I have half an acre that I want to let go back to wildflowers and grasses however, this area has a high incidence of ticks so the field gets cut. Long grasses seem to be their habitat. But maybe create paths in the field so we and animals can walk through safely while leaving the rest for wildflowers to flourish. Thanks!

I just got home to Ohio from a holiday in the mountains of West Virginia. While hubby was fly fishing for trout I headed back in flowering-time up the mountain. Millions of wildflowers in the roadside verges all the way up. Many of them the same as English ones. But add into the picture kalmia on the forest edges, then bright, deep pink, azalea, then every shade of orange azalea, which the West Virginians call honeysuckle. All blooming as far as the eye can see. On the top of the mountain was a forest of amelanchier with an understory of blueberries, currants, and strawberries. I grew up in Lancashire on the edge of a water meadow and learned to love all the same flowers that you have in your meadow. Our garden boundary was a deep hawthorn hedge under which we feral children had our cozy dry dens. And a bank of bluebells led down into the field. What a treasure our native wildflowers are.

Georgie. You are my people. This talk has inspired me incredibly. I am an ex performer and musician, an artist, writer and yoga teacher and now budding flower farmer. I love what you said about false modesty and anthropology. You have freshly inspired my desire to work hard, follow my nose, learn and grow organically and uniquely. I really value you and not just for flower farming tips. You to me are a fabulous mentor, one of those special people you talk about. Keep going! In what ever you choose to do. 🌸

Enjoyed that very much indeed thanks. You're so brave leaving the stingers and docs to get on with it.

Can't come to the class. Live across the pond in New Jersey 😢

Oh how I wish clubbers could be part of this class by Fabrizio (sorry about the spelling). Georgie I could follow you around like a shadow, perhaps an annoying one 😂. Thank you ❤

What a lovely meadow....& no nasty dandelion!

Love the wildflower meadow and absolutely love that you protect the newts! Your viburnum looks like mine, here in the US, that I call Cranberry Viburnum.

Georgie, every single video is a welcome tonic to the soul. Thank you.

So interesting thank you 😊 be interesting to see how it develops over the summer

Herb Robert! I have it everywhere, too, here in Oregon, USA. Stinky Bob, we call it ; )

Thank you for introducing me to Sarah O'Keefe Spargrove shirts. I've been ordering them for the past 3 years. They aren't cheap, but in terms of cost per wear are superb value. Live in them during Summer. Thank you!

I've always had herb Robert in my garden, it is stunningly beautiful simplicity

Absolutely gorgeous Georgie. My goodness you are a walking naturalistic Encyclopedia. You teach us so much and I love learning the way you explain things. Just out of interest we had subsidence and we solved it by putting an extension on the property and having supporting walls abutting the wall that was subsiding. Obviously ask your structural engineer first about this idea. I really enjoyed watching this, thank you thank you, thinking of your Dad and hoping he is feeling a bit better. ❤ From Tina and Richard ❤

Beautiful! Thank you!

Thank-God for people like yourselves who really care about bio- diversity and natural living,It lifts me up to see this dedication, Thank-you for all your efforts lovely, am in love with vivid orange geums who seem to love all the incredible wet winter and sloshing about.

They are my birthday flower & my grandmother always had them in her garden🌸

I’m training in floristry now but my background is in horticulture and wildlife conservation so I love the nature tours. It’s absolutely stunning and gorgeous! ❤ thank you for sharing with us.

Assuredly as the sun rises…flowers in the house are a true gift from God, thank you for being his ambassador 🌷💐🌷

Apologies if I am wrong but they look like spanish bluebells with the flowers all round the stem? Beautiful meadow

I tried this in my front yard and side yard, but living here in Memphis, Tennessee l was written up for having over grown weed's 😢

Love the different combinations of the colors of green 💚

Very true.👍☘️

I haven’t smelled these, but I could imagine! I’ve smelled gardenia and was surprised how it’s so fragrant.😊

I don't blame them. I would too. Absolutely gorgeous scent. 😊

Wonderful service to the world. I’m in awe of you, Georgie. Congrats on raising so much money and awareness! Cheers!xx

Lovely arrangement, 👏👏👏 thankyou for introducing me to sweet rocket, I have a mass of lavender colour on an allotment bed, I’ve given so many bunches of it away and it has a lovely fragrance ,, Best wishes, Lisa