After reading all your replies i'm now thinking I wasn't dreaming big enough before
I'd also love a stream/pond and a kitchen garden.
I'd also love a secret garden with access to it via a chunky medieval/Tudor wooden door- I saw the perfect door once at a reclamation yard but at the time we lived in a flat and hubby point blank refused to be convinced that a giant medieval door was essential at that time.
I always regret not just getting it as now I could've just had it propped up in our little garden with some climbing roses either side as a feature it was about a thousand pounds though so his argument was stronger than mine at the time
Some of my dream for my wish list garden would be no weeds, enough money to pay a knowledgeable fit young gardener to do the heavy work, one who did not try to impose their ideas of what they think, onto me, a garden full of fragrant plants which provide year round scent and especially, no bugs, pests or diseases. Unless that meant I lost all of the wild life which surrounds me.
I am part way there with the fragrance, my roses smell wonderful at the moment, also the tracelospermum by the front door. The lilies are lining up to come into flower next. Deliciceous.
Im with @Fire, a bit of native woodland would be my ideal. Once I win the lottery I plan to buy the field behind our house and plant it up with native woodland, a lake/pond, complete with stream, summerhouse and meadows. Basically a much bigger version of the garden
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I'd also love a stream/pond and a kitchen garden.
I'd also love a secret garden with access to it via a chunky medieval/Tudor wooden door- I saw the perfect door once at a reclamation yard but at the time we lived in a flat and hubby point blank refused to be convinced that a giant medieval door was essential at that time.
I always regret not just getting it as now I could've just had it propped up in our little garden with some climbing roses either side as a feature
I'd also LOVE a shed!
And a stream and a weeping willow.
Some of my dream for my wish list garden would be no weeds, enough money to pay a knowledgeable fit young gardener to do the heavy work, one who did not try to impose their ideas of what they think, onto me, a garden full of fragrant plants which provide year round scent and especially, no bugs, pests or diseases. Unless that meant I lost all of the wild life which surrounds me.
I am part way there with the fragrance, my roses smell wonderful at the moment, also the tracelospermum by the front door. The lilies are lining up to come into flower next. Deliciceous.
My lascivious comment was also gender neutral.
Apart from that I would like 3 large, stylish looking pots of clumping bamboo, fargesia type, for the patio area.