You are a JSON assistant. You only reply in valid JSON and never in normal text. Provide a difficulty rating for the video information described below. I would like to receive a single property named "result" containing a float value between 0 and 1.
The following are the difficulty rating categories:
0.0 - Absolute Beginner: This level features very basic vocabulary and phrases, accompanied by clear visuals and context. It is suitable for individuals who have no prior knowledge of the target language.
0.3 - Beginner: This level includes straightforward sentences and familiar vocabulary. The video may feature some visuals and context to assist comprehension.
0.5 - Intermediate: At this level, sentences become more complex and vocabulary expands. Some idioms may be present, which would require a bit more foundational knowledge.
0.6 - Upper Intermediate: This level contains specialized vocabulary and concepts related to specific fields. To fully comprehend the content, viewers should possess a solid understanding of the target language.
0.8 - Advanced: The video incorporates sophisticated vocabulary and intricate sentence structures. It may involve nuanced discussions that demand a high level of proficiency in the language.
1 - Very Advanced: This level targets proficient speakers, featuring specialized terms and concepts that might be unfamiliar even to native speakers.
 Caption: [Music] hey everyone my name is Ben and you&#39;re listening to a daily dose of English this is a short simple podcast that you can listen to every day to improve your English you can find the transcripts for all episodes and more on benl language.com I&#39;m glad you can make it today in this episode we&#39;re going to be talking about Gardens lovely little gardens whether they&#39;re large actually or small in side outside um up high down low for fun or for food whatever they might be for we&#39;re going to talk about them well for 10 minutes at least not going to get very far into the discussion because there is actually a huge world of of Gardens and what they can be and do oh my God there&#39;s a cat fight under my T table guys knock it off please I&#39;m trying to record an episode there&#39;s um a little bit of a territorial fight between two of my cats right now so um don&#39;t mind that let&#39;s continue with Gardens um I am personally quite interested in gardens and I really would like to have one I would like to be able to dedicate free time to them since it&#39;s um it&#39;s something that I I&#39;ve always had an interest in um but I&#39;ve never really been able to do for myself I&#39;ve never had the space um or the time or rather this is how I phrase it I&#39;ve always either had the space or the time or the interest but I&#39;ve never had all three at the same time um and so right now I definitely have the interest and the time but I don&#39;t really have the space for like a garden that I want so I have more like individual plants that I have but again I&#39;m there that&#39;s not the same thing as what I&#39;m interested in uh and the one of the biggest reasons is that my apartment doesn&#39;t get very much sunlight which is kind of critical for a garden because plants need sun that&#39;s their their food um and so um it&#39;s really difficult to keep plants well in my apartment because or there is sunlight rather but there&#39;s not direct sunlight oi stop sorry um it&#39;s hard to it&#39;s hard to give them direct sunlight and that&#39;s what they really need like several hours of direct sunlight there&#39;s only a couple of spots in my apartment that get like an hour of sun but that&#39;s not very much um the rest is more just just passive sunlight and so I would love a place that has like more direct daily sunlight that I could turn into a bit of a garden um but I&#39;ve very very almost always been interested in gardens for uh a while I think at this point I&#39;m I&#39;m more interested in a couple of different concepts that I want to talk about because I don&#39;t really like those super kind of I guess plain boring Gardens that are just just like perfect and have everything just laid out I appreciate that as somebody who&#39;s very organized I like that um and I&#39;ll probably do something similar but I want more a little bit more life um in a garden and I really like when they have a have a character they look really interesting they have interesting things growing and there&#39;s lots of things growing and that diversity is something that I think is really cool um because I and I think that&#39;s one of the main things that I want to do when I do have a garden is have lots of different kinds of food and fruit and vegetables rather than just like super basic things like onions and tomatoes or whatever those are great I will have those for sure but um I also want to have like interesting trees and a various kinds of of I don&#39;t know lavender or whatever it might be some sort of plant that&#39;s interesting and Native and that is something that that I&#39;ve been interested in for a a while is like native um plants to different areas because um as you know the world is very large and there are different plants in every part of the world and plants that are from a specific place we call native right they&#39;re native plants not necessarily like that&#39;s one plant is from there but like the the entire species of plant is from there because that usually means that they&#39;re going to grow really really well and that to me is super interesting is is sort of planning out the a garden to be super duper productive um because you&#39;re putting everything where it&#39;s best right you&#39;re putting the plants in their natural habitat in the soil that&#39;s good for them in the in the kind of weather that&#39;s good for them because they will grow better and a really good example of this is actually a forest planting method that was um invented by a a Japanese guy like back in like the 70s or something it&#39;s it&#39;s been around for a while but it&#39;s this idea of to plant of planting forests in a very different way than like is conventionally done where you find like the big trees and you plant them far apart and you give them a lot of care whatnot and this other method is about really dense planting where you plant um lots of different things in a very small area so you have a lot of density and then also variety and then you also have different types like different levels of plants right you have plants that right at the the bottom right they they only grow a couple of inches you have like middling ones like Ferns and bushes you have like small trees and you have large trees and you get this very very dense and rapidly growing Forest but it only works if you use plants that are native to the area that you&#39;re trying to grow in and that I find really interesting is when you do something that is a lot more wild and allows the plants or the whatever it is the nature to really do its thing and live and right and you can see this difference between this technique I forget what it&#39;s it&#39;s like the Miyazaki technique or something like that um where like conventionally grown like forests we&#39;re trying to reforest places that have lost their their forests are way slower they&#39;re weaker they have less um diversity in Natural Life whereas one of these um alternate grown forests is so much healthier and faster and Greener um and that is really interesting to me and in a similar vein the other kind of thing that is interesting to me besides um native plants to wherever I happen to be is um the concept of a food Forest which is basically where somebody cultivates an area so for example a garden or a backyard or something but they are intentional about everything that they put in there so that everything produces food in some way and I think that&#39;s really interesting because it creates this space where um inherently humans and nature are connected right all these plants are here because they provide you with food and the plants are good with that like they&#39;re okay with that because they&#39;re they&#39;re right that&#39;s what they sort of exist to do to create this food or this fruit or whatever it is and so there&#39;s this this SYM symbiosis symbiosis yeah the symbiosis of of life um and plus it also makes her a great place to be because you can just eat whatever it is around you without really knowing what it is you can&#39;t do that in a normal forest in a normal Forest there are too many things that aren&#39;t tasty that are poisonous um or that can whatever cause you problems in some way but in a food Forest the idea is that everything you see can be eaten right you can just pick something off the tree and eat it it and know that it&#39;s going to be um delicious and tasty or that&#39;s the same thing delicious and safe rather um and so I would really like to be able to balance that idea of like a food forest and a place for to for people to be and exist with food around them that is growing and then also be able to actually produce um useful ingredients for cooking because that&#39;s something that I think is also really important or that for me that I really want to have from Garden is a place where I can get a lot of really high quality fresh food that I really put time and effort into um and so I I plan to have sort of a mix of the two right they sort of organized um I know what I&#39;m doing I know what I&#39;m growing um native plants that sort of thing but then also combined with like an interesting place to be and exist I&#39;d really like to have more time when I&#39;m older I don&#39;t know when I&#39;m in my 40s or 50s or something or even older to be able to like build a garden like a like a yard where there&#39;s um places to sit places to relax different water features whatever it might be that takes like a lot of time and energy but to create a really good space and so I&#39;m looking forward to being able to do that in a decade or two we we&#39;ll see when I&#39;m able to get started on something that large um because I need to First find a space that I&#39;m not going to leave and that means buying a house and all these different questions that are going to happen some point in my life so right now I&#39;m really just trying to learn more about gardening understand more of the fundamentals um and do what I can in the space that I have because it&#39;s a little bit limited but that also creates interesting challenges um I haven&#39;t really gotten very far into it yet um but I do have um a couple of things growing that I&#39;m and I&#39;m just trying to to do this learning phase I guess um and so I&#39;ll report back when I&#39;m growing things right now I have some try I&#39;m trying to grow some peppers that are I mean it&#39;s like been a week or two so like they&#39;re still very young uh some other peppers didn&#39;t work out right so I&#39;m I&#39;m working on stuff you know um but yeah that&#39;s our episode for today thank you very much for taking the time to listen I hope that you enjoyed and maybe learned a word or two here and there um but yeah I guess I&#39;ll see you again tomorrow for another episode of a daily the dose of English I&#39;ll see you then bye
Title: Daily Dose of English 171 - Gardens
Description: Hi! My name is Ben. These videos and this channel are for all English learners interested in improving through comprehensible input. 

I make videos of various difficulties and levels, so if this one was too easy or too hard, check out the others on my channel! And make sure to subscribe. 

To get access to all the transcripts for these videos, visit the channel blog at https://benslanguagelab.com. Or, enable the Subtitles.

I work for a language company called Refold (https://refold.link/benslanguagelab).
Language: en