❄️The Woodland garden covered in a thick layer of snow, creating a breathtaking winter scene.
🌳The plants in the garden, like ribes and bulbs, survive the snow and continue to bloom.
🌿Using natural materials like wood and bamboo to create useful items, like kindling and a dead hedge.
🪴Keeping pathways clear by using fallen leaves as a natural mulch.
🦜Taking care of the birds during the snowfall by ensuring bird feeders are filled and providing crumbs for them to eat.
How does the Woodland garden look after a snowfall?
—The Woodland garden is transformed into a breathtaking winter wonderland, with everything covered in a thick layer of snow.
Do the plants in the garden survive the snowfall?
—Yes, the plants in the garden, like ribes and bulbs, are resilient and continue to bloom even after the snow melts.
What materials are used to create useful items in the garden?
—Natural materials like wood and bamboo are used to create useful items like kindling and a dead hedge.
How are the pathways in the Woodland garden kept clear?
—Fallen leaves are left in situ and act as a natural mulch, keeping the pathways clear and providing nutrients to the soil.
How do you take care of the birds during the snowfall?
—Bird feeders are filled with food, and crumbs are scattered under trees and shrubs for the birds to eat.
00:01The Woodland garden is covered in a thick layer of snow, creating a breathtaking winter scene.
02:30Using natural materials like wood and bamboo to create useful items, like kindling and a dead hedge.
05:13Keeping pathways clear by using fallen leaves as a natural mulch.
07:56Taking care of the birds during the snowfall by ensuring bird feeders are filled and providing crumbs for them to eat.
14:57The view from the bedroom window after waking up to a snow-covered landscape.
17:11Walking through the Woodland garden, collecting wood as kindling and enjoying the beauty of nature.
18:24Scattering bread crumbs under trees and shrubs to provide food for the birds.
18:47Asking viewers to watch the ads at the beginning or end of the video to support the channel.
