Hi Harry, these clients were absolutely determined to make their garden as completely wildlife friendly as possible and we certainly achieved it for them - really appreciate your comment. Best wishes, Joel
Joel lovely of you to reply. Can I just say that you are a fine example of what an “influencer” should be. You are responsible for completely changing my life & opening my world up to wildlife. Because of you I built a wildlife pond last year & have re-wilded my whole garden. My pond is now teaming with tadpoles & I have a bluetit busy building a nest in one of my bird boxes. It is fascinating watching it & marvelling at the effort it goes to. You should be very proud of the effect that you are having on your audience. Thank you so much for what you do.
@@harrysamuppet6804 Thank you, so much, this really means a lot. Such a pleasure to read this after a pretty hard week! I'm so glad that the channel has been helpful, the pond build instructional videos alone have all exceeded 100k views now and I'm really hoping that even if just 10% of viewers were encouraged to make a pond, that's 10,000 more ponds across the world! Really pleased to hear about your garden too and the rewards it brings when considering wildlife while gardening. If you get a chance I'd loved to see some photos, you can send them to me at enquiries@hazelwoodlandscapes.com - thanks again for all your support and encouraging words, they really do make a difference and I'm very grateful 😃
Wow! It looks like it has been like that for years. Soooooo beautiful. Nice to take some ideas for little projects in our gardens and maybe in a few years ours will look as wild and wonderful.
Thank you - this was a perfect design to show that wild doesn't have to be messy and can be implemented in a formal garden too, I will have to upload all the others at some point, it's just getting the time at the moment, but I'm so glad you enjoyed this - best wishes, as always - Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton My own garden is on the messier side as a wildlife garden but I really like the contrast of the formal elements. I've seen wild gardens with some classical statues, really seems to work, think I'll incorporate some in my garden :)
Thank you Nittima, so much :) It does indeed look so established and was a delight to see it come to "life" after all the design, planning and hard work :) Sorry for the delay, been one of those weeks! Best wishes, Joel
I’m gonna get more logs. Love how you’ve used them - really fantastic!!! The whole job is absolutely stunning. Want to come to Orlando for vacation? You’ll have a free place to stay. All you gotta do is design a garden for me 🌸
That sounds like an offer I wouldn't be able to refuse ;) Let's see what workload and covid looks like in a few months... seriously though, thanks for your support and the positive comments, I promise I won't have music on when designing your garden! ;) Best wishes to you in Orlando - Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton I live close to all the attractions. But not too close. Also, I live on a lake and have just under two acres, off a little dirt lane - right in the city! I’m very lucky. It’s a beautiful piece of property and deserves a far better designer than I am. There’s not really garden designers in Orlando. Just “landscapers” who do the typical hedge and one tree. But - the good news is that the native plant growers can’t keep up with demand. So.... there’s definitely room for a good designer that specializes in natives. 😀
@@katiecannon8186 This sound fabulous! Send some pics asap! Let's see what we can do :) It's so good to hear that the "wilder" side of gardening is popular in Orlando too - I saw a youtube video the other day where a guy was doing timelapse of cutting all the verges etc, it was heartbreaking to see all the natural wildflowers (relied on by so many creatures) destroyed in their prime, all in the name of "keeping up with the neighbours".... Can't wait to see the photos of your place :)
Absolutely Kim - this garden certainly proves the point that wild doesn't have to be messy and most of these features can be scaled to fit any sized garden and to make a wonderful haven for those creatures in desperate need right now :) Best wishes, Joel
Absolutely stunning but this is the point !! You can have beauty nature and still have a swimming pool and outside dining area!! This is heaven in my eyes!!! So so cool 😎
It is indeed a most beautiful garden and although there was a lot of painstaking planning and implementation, to see it 1 year on was wonderful. Although this is a beautiful garden for humans, it's an absolute haven for nature, and that's the point - wild does NOT have to be messy, and that's what we need to keep plugging :) Thank you so much for your comment, I hope you are doing well - best wishes, Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton thank you Joel same to you! For me I can sit on my bench next to my wildlife pond and surrounding wildflower meadow border and just watch the different creatures go about there business and it just brings me back to nature and really grounds me I can’t state how much it is like medicine to me and thank the most high for everything he has created and I will also do what I can to help in return! Love the info and videos u put out there it is truly inspiring! Be lucky my friend
You created a piece of paradise Joel.This is such an inspirational video, I remember watching it on T.V. and wishing all garden makeover programmes followed your ethic. 😃🦋🐞🐝🐸
Wow, thank you so much - so sorry for the delay in responding but it's been one of those weeks already! I really appreciate your lovely comment, it means a lot - so many more of these style of gardens to upload and many new projects this year, can't wait to share them all with you - best wishes, as always - Joel
A living masterpiece Joel that will act like a magnet and be teeming with wildlife. A beautiful space that the humans can also enjoy of course 😁. Inspirational Sir 👍😊
Thank you Paul, that means a lot :) So glad you enjoyed this and of course I will be bringing more to the channel, so many videos to upload, so little time! Back to hay cuts for existing clients next week and throughout September but I'll be videoing one or two of those too - roll on the darker evenings when I can get more time to upload everything - not that I'm wishing summer away of course! Best wishes, to you and yours - Joel
Rather a dream garden isn't it Tracey? I have several others under way at the moment, not in the exact style but the same level of achievement - so much footage to upload from previous designs/works and so much to come this year, above all so many more spaces for nature and this garden is a great showcase for those in two-minds about "wildlife gardens" :)
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton They sound intriguing I look forward to seeing them. I really feel a 'wild your garden' tv programme is much needed as someone suggested on Sunday. I feel that people have a fear a wildlife garden is a garden with no structure or control. You dispell that myth. (Though my garden is rather 'wild' 😏 😄)
@@wildlifegardener-tracey6206 I'm headed up to Barnsley this evening - just a 4 hour journey ONCE I've got back to Essex from London... sigh etc - but I'll be filming a short piece tomorrow morning, all will be revealed soon, it's to air over the Easter weekend I believe - not a Wild Your Garden TV programme yet sadly, but not sure I'd have the time! ;) Seriously though, I would love to do one, just reaching more and more people and showing them what a wildlife garden can bring, not only to nature but our mental health too :) Best wishes, as always - Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton You drive safely Joel. Yes agree regards mental health just a walk around my garden today noting what I'm starting tomorrow and felt 100% better. You stop thinking about yourself completely. A complete brain rest. Stay safe Joel all the very best.
It's a beautiful place, but more importantly a wonderful haven for nature, showing that we can all live side-by-side and enjoy the beauty and special guests that need these habitats to survive :) Thank you - best wishes, Joel
Thank you so much - you know I couldn't have got to this stage without everyone's support, there's lots more footage to upload but I'm so glad you enjoyed the livestream. There will be more :) Best wishes, Joel
@@UkAmphibians I will do, for sure - she'll be really pleased to hear that, thank you so much - your support has been consistent and incredible and I won't forget it :)
@@UkAmphibians If we all support like-minded people then there will be more of "us" to reach the not-so like-minded, the message is spreading though - just wish I had more time! Up to Barnsley this evening, after London and Essex (!) for a short film piece, all rather last minute and logistics have had to be shifted AGAIN but if I can get the message out, I'll be there :) Stay safe, Joel
A wonderful haven for wildlife, and just seeing the clouds of insects on the Lavender walk illustrates just how good this plant is as a feeding station for insects, so well balenced between wild and tidy parts of the garden, although I am sure the swimming pool gets more than a few Bees swimming in it! Stay safe! Chis B.
It's a pretty stunning garden Chris, a lot of work went into it but proves formal can be wildlife friendly :) Lavender is pretty unbeatable for a nectar source that's also highly scented for humans, no better smell in the summer. The cover is on the pool more often than not, particularly as we're in England ;) The couple really did want nature catered for in every possible way so I am sure there are regular checks on the pool when it's in use, thinking of hedgehogs etc too - best wishes, Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton Ahh! The heavy scent of Lavender in Summer, with the added bonus of the sound of buzzing insects, I find Verbena boneriencis is a very good plant in long grass areas as it sticks up with the flower cluster carried on the top, well above the grasses.
@@453421abcdefg12345 Agreed - we certainly planted sufficient amounts of Bonariensis in the design and I have a fair few to go in the meadow this year at home, requested a few times now by my better half ;) Best wishes, Joel
Thank you, so very much :) This time last year I decided to set up the TH-cam channel, but because of work commitments etc, didn't post anything really until about June time when I tried to show people how to do the small wildlife pond, it's had an incredible amount of views, but a lot of people saying "nice puddle mate" and the likes ;) I hope those same people have stopped by again to see the variation of the work I do and are pleasantly surprised! I really do appreciate your consistent support and encouragement, so many more of these gardens to upload and so many more to do this year... not complaining but if you ever find yourself at a loose end! ;) Best wishes, Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton that wildlife pond video is one of the best out there, showing how accessable and easy it can be to create a wildlife pond, and the knowledge that you also manage to impart. Keyboard warriors will always be the same...My work also keeps me super busy, but if you're ever in the West Midlands area let me know and I'll see if I can offer you an extra pair of hands and a well used shovel to help out 😊👍
Thank you Peter - it certainly shows that wild doesn't have to be messy and hopefully will encourage more people to garden with nature in mind, rather than against it :) Best wishes, Joel
Nice garden makeover, Joel👍. Love the lavender and wildflower edges and I will try for that type of look in my rock planters💕👌. My garden looks like 00:18 at the moment. I have started weeding and pruning this weekend whilst sunny and will fix the irrigation next weekend and start prepping garden beds. I was going to film before weeding and pruning, but I thought it looked too much like a disaster zone after 3 months of incessant rainfall and neglect anyway and no one wants to see that😆. I will start videoing from this weekend coming, weather permitting.
Thank you so much - I gave you a "shout out" on the livestream yesterday btw :) You should see some of the "before" photos I have of gardens, and when we first start the works, not so attractive of course but they do give a feeling of achievement once you're done, just remembering what you had to tackle! Start filming asap! ;) Good luck and you know where I am... best wishes as always - Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton Thank you, Joel, for the "shout out"🙂. Much appreciated. I will try to stay up one day for a live stream, possibly when we have a long weekend and I don't have to get up for work the next day🙏.
Hi Marek, this was taken from the livestream that I did yesterday where I explained about it further - there will be a full video on this but there are reams of footage, hours and hours and it will take some serious editing - so tied up with work at the moment I won't get the chance for a little while, but it was just to show the levels we can go to for wildlife :) Here's the livestream - a smaller garden that also appeared on TV is in this too... th-cam.com/video/KcBQzRpq4XU/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Edward - if you go to the channel and select PLAYLISTS then you will see "Live Streams" there - click VIEW FULL PLAYLIST and it will be at the bottom of the list :) Glad you remember this one, it certainly was a feat - I explain more about it on the livestream - best wishes to you and yours - Joel
This garden shows that nature and formality can work hand-in-hand if the planning and design are right, I am just glad these clients thought about nature first when we were working with them, and they continue to do so :) Best wishes, Joel
@@MrC-ov1ht Of course, I seem to have a regular "disliker" from the UK too lately, but it makes no difference when I have support from great people like you to encourage me and keep me going - it really does make all the difference, thank you so much - Joel
This garden is my idea of heaven. It is nice to see people who are obviously wealthy, having the insight and vision to want a garden design like this.
Hi Harry, these clients were absolutely determined to make their garden as completely wildlife friendly as possible and we certainly achieved it for them - really appreciate your comment. Best wishes, Joel
Joel lovely of you to reply. Can I just say that you are a fine example of what an “influencer” should be. You are responsible for completely changing my life & opening my world up to wildlife. Because of you I built a wildlife pond last year & have re-wilded my whole garden. My pond is now teaming with tadpoles & I have a bluetit busy building a nest in one of my bird boxes. It is fascinating watching it & marvelling at the effort it goes to. You should be very proud of the effect that you are having on your audience. Thank you so much for what you do.
@@harrysamuppet6804 Thank you, so much, this really means a lot. Such a pleasure to read this after a pretty hard week! I'm so glad that the channel has been helpful, the pond build instructional videos alone have all exceeded 100k views now and I'm really hoping that even if just 10% of viewers were encouraged to make a pond, that's 10,000 more ponds across the world! Really pleased to hear about your garden too and the rewards it brings when considering wildlife while gardening. If you get a chance I'd loved to see some photos, you can send them to me at enquiries@hazelwoodlandscapes.com - thanks again for all your support and encouraging words, they really do make a difference and I'm very grateful 😃
@@harrysamuppet6804here here 💯
Lovely.
Thank you Benjamin, I appreciate you taking the time :) Best wishes, Joel
Quality work joel and great footage... nice work keep it up .
Thank you Clive, it's certainly a show-piece and a fair few more to do this year too - wish me luck! ;) Best wishes, Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton wish you all the luck in the world my friend.. and im sure your future projects will be just as spectacular .
@@williamsclive2900 That means so much Clive, thank you :)
Wow! It looks like it has been like that for years. Soooooo beautiful. Nice to take some ideas for little projects in our gardens and maybe in a few years ours will look as wild and wonderful.
Thank you - this was a perfect design to show that wild doesn't have to be messy and can be implemented in a formal garden too, I will have to upload all the others at some point, it's just getting the time at the moment, but I'm so glad you enjoyed this - best wishes, as always - Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton My own garden is on the messier side as a wildlife garden but I really like the contrast of the formal elements. I've seen wild gardens with some classical statues, really seems to work, think I'll incorporate some in my garden :)
Utterly stunning Joel. Well done!! Love the wildflowers area and the pond. They look like they’ve been there for ages!
Thank you Nittima, so much :) It does indeed look so established and was a delight to see it come to "life" after all the design, planning and hard work :) Sorry for the delay, been one of those weeks! Best wishes, Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton oh no problem at all. Thank YOU for taking the time to reply :) looking forward to your next video already.
I’m gonna get more logs. Love how you’ve used them - really fantastic!!! The whole job is absolutely stunning. Want to come to Orlando for vacation? You’ll have a free place to stay. All you gotta do is design a garden for me 🌸
That sounds like an offer I wouldn't be able to refuse ;) Let's see what workload and covid looks like in a few months... seriously though, thanks for your support and the positive comments, I promise I won't have music on when designing your garden! ;) Best wishes to you in Orlando - Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton I live close to all the attractions. But not too close. Also, I live on a lake and have just under two acres, off a little dirt lane - right in the city! I’m very lucky. It’s a beautiful piece of property and deserves a far better designer than I am. There’s not really garden designers in Orlando. Just “landscapers” who do the typical hedge and one tree. But - the good news is that the native plant growers can’t keep up with demand. So.... there’s definitely room for a good designer that specializes in natives. 😀
@@katiecannon8186 This sound fabulous! Send some pics asap! Let's see what we can do :) It's so good to hear that the "wilder" side of gardening is popular in Orlando too - I saw a youtube video the other day where a guy was doing timelapse of cutting all the verges etc, it was heartbreaking to see all the natural wildflowers (relied on by so many creatures) destroyed in their prime, all in the name of "keeping up with the neighbours".... Can't wait to see the photos of your place :)
Some would just see "weeds"... I see Mother Nature's beauty!!!!
That's probably why there is a more formal part of the design to encourage the skeptics :)
Absolutely Kim - this garden certainly proves the point that wild doesn't have to be messy and most of these features can be scaled to fit any sized garden and to make a wonderful haven for those creatures in desperate need right now :) Best wishes, Joel
Even better when they are covered in butterfly’s and bees too
@@UkAmphibians Couldn't agree more :)
Absolutely stunning but this is the point !! You can have beauty nature and still have a swimming pool and outside dining area!! This is heaven in my eyes!!! So so cool 😎
It is indeed a most beautiful garden and although there was a lot of painstaking planning and implementation, to see it 1 year on was wonderful. Although this is a beautiful garden for humans, it's an absolute haven for nature, and that's the point - wild does NOT have to be messy, and that's what we need to keep plugging :) Thank you so much for your comment, I hope you are doing well - best wishes, Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton thank you Joel same to you! For me I can sit on my bench next to my wildlife pond and surrounding wildflower meadow border and just watch the different creatures go about there business and it just brings me back to nature and really grounds me I can’t state how much it is like medicine to me and thank the most high for everything he has created and I will also do what I can to help in return! Love the info and videos u put out there it is truly inspiring! Be lucky my friend
You created a piece of paradise Joel.This is such an inspirational video, I remember watching it on T.V. and wishing all garden makeover programmes followed your ethic. 😃🦋🐞🐝🐸
Wow, thank you so much - so sorry for the delay in responding but it's been one of those weeks already! I really appreciate your lovely comment, it means a lot - so many more of these style of gardens to upload and many new projects this year, can't wait to share them all with you - best wishes, as always - Joel
Got to be the nicest garden I’ve ever seen, incredible
A living masterpiece Joel that will act like a magnet and be teeming with wildlife. A beautiful space that the humans can also enjoy of course 😁. Inspirational Sir 👍😊
Thank you Paul, that means a lot :) So glad you enjoyed this and of course I will be bringing more to the channel, so many videos to upload, so little time! Back to hay cuts for existing clients next week and throughout September but I'll be videoing one or two of those too - roll on the darker evenings when I can get more time to upload everything - not that I'm wishing summer away of course! Best wishes, to you and yours - Joel
Absolutely stunning. The bees on the lavender what a walk way. I'd been in heaven recording the different species visiting there.
Rather a dream garden isn't it Tracey? I have several others under way at the moment, not in the exact style but the same level of achievement - so much footage to upload from previous designs/works and so much to come this year, above all so many more spaces for nature and this garden is a great showcase for those in two-minds about "wildlife gardens" :)
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton They sound intriguing I look forward to seeing them. I really feel a 'wild your garden' tv programme is much needed as someone suggested on Sunday. I feel that people have a fear a wildlife garden is a garden with no structure or control. You dispell that myth. (Though my garden is rather 'wild' 😏 😄)
@@wildlifegardener-tracey6206 I'm headed up to Barnsley this evening - just a 4 hour journey ONCE I've got back to Essex from London... sigh etc - but I'll be filming a short piece tomorrow morning, all will be revealed soon, it's to air over the Easter weekend I believe - not a Wild Your Garden TV programme yet sadly, but not sure I'd have the time! ;) Seriously though, I would love to do one, just reaching more and more people and showing them what a wildlife garden can bring, not only to nature but our mental health too :) Best wishes, as always - Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton You drive safely Joel. Yes agree regards mental health just a walk around my garden today noting what I'm starting tomorrow and felt 100% better. You stop thinking about yourself completely. A complete brain rest. Stay safe Joel all the very best.
Stunning garden - so good to see. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it, you are very welcome Suzanne - much more to come and lots more of these larger gardens this year... wish me luck! ;)
Nice shariing dear brother like big 👍🙏 stay connected
Thank you :) Hope you and your family are safe and well, best wishes - Joel
Very lovely garden 😍😘
Lavender flowers look very beautiful 🌼🐝
It's a beautiful place, but more importantly a wonderful haven for nature, showing that we can all live side-by-side and enjoy the beauty and special guests that need these habitats to survive :) Thank you - best wishes, Joel
Thanks for reminding me - i must get a heap of dead logs happening. Honestly, what a gorgeous garden!
Deadwood, such a great habitat. It certainly is, a while in the making but patience pays, the wildlife took no time in moving in :)
Another Great live video today Joel Thankyou 🐸💚🐸
Thank you so much - you know I couldn't have got to this stage without everyone's support, there's lots more footage to upload but I'm so glad you enjoyed the livestream. There will be more :) Best wishes, Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton brilliant thanks Joel and I know Nikki works behind the scenes too so tell her Thankyou from me please 🐸💚🐸
@@UkAmphibians I will do, for sure - she'll be really pleased to hear that, thank you so much - your support has been consistent and incredible and I won't forget it :)
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton no worries mate and same to you too for supporting me 🐸💚🐸
@@UkAmphibians If we all support like-minded people then there will be more of "us" to reach the not-so like-minded, the message is spreading though - just wish I had more time! Up to Barnsley this evening, after London and Essex (!) for a short film piece, all rather last minute and logistics have had to be shifted AGAIN but if I can get the message out, I'll be there :) Stay safe, Joel
A wonderful haven for wildlife, and just seeing the clouds of insects on the Lavender walk illustrates just how good this plant is as a feeding station for insects, so well balenced between wild and tidy parts of the garden, although I am sure the swimming pool gets more than a few Bees swimming in it! Stay safe! Chis B.
It's a pretty stunning garden Chris, a lot of work went into it but proves formal can be wildlife friendly :) Lavender is pretty unbeatable for a nectar source that's also highly scented for humans, no better smell in the summer. The cover is on the pool more often than not, particularly as we're in England ;) The couple really did want nature catered for in every possible way so I am sure there are regular checks on the pool when it's in use, thinking of hedgehogs etc too - best wishes, Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton Ahh! The heavy scent of Lavender in Summer, with the added bonus of the sound of buzzing insects, I find Verbena boneriencis is a very good plant in long grass areas as it sticks up with the flower cluster carried on the top, well above the grasses.
@@453421abcdefg12345 Agreed - we certainly planted sufficient amounts of Bonariensis in the design and I have a fair few to go in the meadow this year at home, requested a few times now by my better half ;) Best wishes, Joel
Quality work as always Joel 👍 This is the episode of GW that I saw that made me look you up 😊
Thank you, so very much :) This time last year I decided to set up the TH-cam channel, but because of work commitments etc, didn't post anything really until about June time when I tried to show people how to do the small wildlife pond, it's had an incredible amount of views, but a lot of people saying "nice puddle mate" and the likes ;) I hope those same people have stopped by again to see the variation of the work I do and are pleasantly surprised! I really do appreciate your consistent support and encouragement, so many more of these gardens to upload and so many more to do this year... not complaining but if you ever find yourself at a loose end! ;) Best wishes, Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton that wildlife pond video is one of the best out there, showing how accessable and easy it can be to create a wildlife pond, and the knowledge that you also manage to impart. Keyboard warriors will always be the same...My work also keeps me super busy, but if you're ever in the West Midlands area let me know and I'll see if I can offer you an extra pair of hands and a well used shovel to help out 😊👍
Always as amazing as ever ❤
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Thank you Peter - it certainly shows that wild doesn't have to be messy and hopefully will encourage more people to garden with nature in mind, rather than against it :) Best wishes, Joel
Nice garden makeover, Joel👍. Love the lavender and wildflower edges and I will try for that type of look in my rock planters💕👌. My garden looks like 00:18 at the moment. I have started weeding and pruning this weekend whilst sunny and will fix the irrigation next weekend and start prepping garden beds. I was going to film before weeding and pruning, but I thought it looked too much like a disaster zone after 3 months of incessant rainfall and neglect anyway and no one wants to see that😆. I will start videoing from this weekend coming, weather permitting.
Thank you so much - I gave you a "shout out" on the livestream yesterday btw :) You should see some of the "before" photos I have of gardens, and when we first start the works, not so attractive of course but they do give a feeling of achievement once you're done, just remembering what you had to tackle! Start filming asap! ;) Good luck and you know where I am... best wishes as always - Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton Thank you, Joel, for the "shout out"🙂. Much appreciated. I will try to stay up one day for a live stream, possibly when we have a long weekend and I don't have to get up for work the next day🙏.
This is epic and so inspiring. But why so short :)
Hi Marek, this was taken from the livestream that I did yesterday where I explained about it further - there will be a full video on this but there are reams of footage, hours and hours and it will take some serious editing - so tied up with work at the moment I won't get the chance for a little while, but it was just to show the levels we can go to for wildlife :)
Here's the livestream - a smaller garden that also appeared on TV is in this too...
th-cam.com/video/KcBQzRpq4XU/w-d-xo.html
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton That's great news! Unfortunately I could not attend the live. Sure will catch up on it:)
Sorry I couldn't turn up for live stream! Busy outside again. I'm an avid watcher of gardener's world so I remember this!
Thanks Edward - if you go to the channel and select PLAYLISTS then you will see "Live Streams" there - click VIEW FULL PLAYLIST and it will be at the bottom of the list :) Glad you remember this one, it certainly was a feat - I explain more about it on the livestream - best wishes to you and yours - Joel
Nice video, Like 37 and Greetings from Italy :)
Thank you very much!
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Another rich persons ‘wild’ garden.
Would you prefer to see paradise paved and turned into a parking lot?
This garden shows that nature and formality can work hand-in-hand if the planning and design are right, I am just glad these clients thought about nature first when we were working with them, and they continue to do so :) Best wishes, Joel
@@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton Well said, Joel! This garden is amazing!
There’s always one ...
@@MrC-ov1ht Of course, I seem to have a regular "disliker" from the UK too lately, but it makes no difference when I have support from great people like you to encourage me and keep me going - it really does make all the difference, thank you so much - Joel