That's what I heard too, raisingirl. It was interesting for me as it's almost exactly the size of my garden (though mine's north facing, is outside a much less gaceful house and doesn't have a lovely church spire for a focal point!). Those proportions, even if on a smaller scale, are incredibly common and the design tips are therefore still useful, imo.
Adam Frost's accent makes me feel at home .
'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.'
I watched it earlier and I can't say I got any negativity from Adam about the garden, its size, or shape at all. He merely pointed out how difficult it COULD be to make its shape interesting.
I enjoyed seeing West Dean Gardens. Sarah Wain gave me my first cardoon as a thank-you after I explained why "beaver tail glass" is the shape it is. She didn't know beforehand.
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When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
consider it done.
What!!!???? She's going to present GW!!!! ????
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I've got a 2 bedroomed bungalow,but my garden is bigger than Will's.
A stately home , it is not.
I am trying to remember the film star, who was nicknamed bungalow: because he had nothing up top!
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Bungalow Bill Wiggins, a friend of Joan Collins.
That garden is smaller than mine, but I wouldn't consider it small by modern standards.
He didn't actually say it was small. Just a difficult proportion to make interesting, being long and narrow. Or at least that's what I heard.
“It's still magic even if you know how it's done.”
That's what I heard too, raisingirl. It was interesting for me as it's almost exactly the size of my garden (though mine's north facing, is outside a much less gaceful house and doesn't have a lovely church spire for a focal point!). Those proportions, even if on a smaller scale, are incredibly common and the design tips are therefore still useful, imo.
Adam Frost's accent makes me feel at home
.
I watched it earlier and I can't say I got any negativity from Adam about the garden, its size, or shape at all. He merely pointed out how difficult it COULD be to make its shape interesting.
I enjoyed seeing West Dean Gardens. Sarah Wain gave me my first cardoon as a thank-you after I explained why "beaver tail glass" is the shape it is. She didn't know beforehand.