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Finally my own garden

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  • Hi guys,
    Thanks a lot for the comments, I'm glad you like seeing updates. I don't have a huge amount to report, garden made it through the heat wave, and it's loving the downpours we have been having the last few days. The lawn is starting to recover, I need to give it an autumn feed soon.

    I'll try and get some photos around the garden showing some of the different plants that I have. It's hard to see details from the bedroom window shot.!

    Hope you're all well


  • FireFire Posts: 19,096
    I have to say, your neighbours never give a good impression. :D
  • Fire said:
    I have to say, your neighbours never give a good impression. :D
    I think you guys look forward to their progress updates more than mine  :D
  • FireFire Posts: 19,096
    edited September 2022
    I do always first check out what the NDN is doing with their odd stage set up. :D

    I'm glad your grass is recovering well.
  • yay, update photo! so pretty :smiley:

    looks like your neighbours have made progress with their pergola!
  • I have really enjoyed reading this and seeing your progress with the garden. It is amazing the difference from when it was just a blank square of grass! Good luck with sorting out your patio.
  • didywdidyw Posts: 3,573
    Wow!  I think that will be a big improvement on the small square apron of a patio you had before.  Doffing my hat to you on all your hard work.
    Gardening in East Suffolk on dry sandy soil.
  • GardenerSuzeGardenerSuze Posts: 5,692
    edited January 2023
    @newprojectgarden I think if you continue with the deep curves you will be successful. I would be a little careful working in frosty conditions you can do long term damage to both a lawn and your soil structure.
    You obviously love your plants and I agree it would be good to make the border bigger, even much bigger. Then you will have an area of interest that cannot be seen from the house once the plants mature. As time goes on I do think you will be increasing your plant collection ,as you are obviously a very keen gardener. I would keep that in mind too. Your garden will certainly be moving on to the next level and there is nothing more rewarding than being able to say 'all my own work'.
    Just a thought is there an opportunity to plant nearer to the house that always works well I don't paint but it is somthing to do with the perspective? Light airy plants might work.
    I have worked as a Gardener for 24 years. My latest garden is a new build garden on heavy clay.
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