Comments by "Adam Bainbridge" (@AdamMGTF) on "Hoog" channel.

  1. Given the grass came from Europe I wonder if the flowers are infact native 😂. Wild gardens have become quite popular here in the UK. Well in England, not sure about the other countries. They take less maintenance than manicured gardens and promote insect life. We have a family of hedgehogs that nest in our shrub's which is nice. It's also a wise choice as nobody in my family can garden, can't grow a seed 😂
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  2. @12:00 i can say for sure that thats not how people in England see America/americans 😂 Otherwise wonderful video and very informative.
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  3. I hope the corridors dont use blackights
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  4.  @TimothyCHenderson  well we are lazy but not that bad. I don't think there are any houses in my area where the grass isn't cut. We just have a hedge area that's natural that's part of an un-used bit of garden. Our house was built in the 70s. More modern houses here have tiny gardens and the lawns are tiny, so they can pack in more small houses I guess. I wonder what that will do for wildlife. It's interesting you mentioned pests. I've never seen rats/mice in my home town. I'm sure they are problems in more built up areas. Do you get many predators for them there?
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