We've all got some sort of accent, so providing I can understand what's being said, I'm not complaining.
It's nice to have a bit of variety in GW so I found last night's programme refreshing. Loved AF's planting in his formal gravel path to soften it, and that water/box hedge feature will be stunning when mature, I reckon.
Since 2019 I've lived in east Clare, in the west of Ireland.
ah well, lock me in the stocks and pelt me with rotten vegetables. I don't like pets, I love wild animals. I fail to understand the attraction of sharing your home with different species. Dogs, cats , budgies, gerbils, boa contrictors, tarantulas the lot. All lost on me.
I enjoyed it - and Adam's garden. I particularly liked his description "cultivated chaos" for his gravel garden - I've always called my habit of letting things self-seed "lazy gardening" - now I know better. And Adam's garden is a lot closer to mine climate-wise - in the dry East side of England - so perhaps a bit more relevant for me.
Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Soil type: sandy, well-drained
Being just down the road, Adam’s garden is literally closer to mine.
I liked: his lovely house and garden the raised beds made of corten steel his lack of success in sowing agretti, but he was still much more successful than me! the cat and the dog the wonderful water feature he was building. I would like to see it in a year’s time and to hear if it was colonised by algae his enthusiastic delivery the feature on elder bushes that child sized spade he used his wildlife garden
wasn’t so bothered about: the chap with the indoor plants the feature on bees the piece about John Brookes
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It's nice to have a bit of variety in GW so I found last night's programme refreshing. Loved AF's planting in his formal gravel path to soften it, and that water/box hedge feature will be stunning when mature, I reckon.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Animals in a garden? Disgusting!
I don't like pets, I love wild animals. I fail to understand the attraction of sharing your home with different species. Dogs, cats , budgies, gerbils, boa contrictors, tarantulas the lot. All lost on me.
they looked nice with fresh calm water, but I’m thinking they actually take an hours maintenance per week each?
I liked:
his lovely house and garden
the raised beds made of corten steel
his lack of success in sowing agretti, but he was still much more successful than me!
the cat and the dog
the wonderful water feature he was building. I would like to see it in a year’s time and to hear if it was colonised by algae
his enthusiastic delivery
the feature on elder bushes
that child sized spade he used
his wildlife garden
wasn’t so bothered about:
the chap with the indoor plants
the feature on bees
the piece about John Brookes