Can anyone advise on the best type of paths to have between veg beds. I am starting my garden veg plot and don't want to have to do the work twice because I got it wrong the first time!
Can anyone please help I have a very boring brick paved rear garden, with fencing at the back and to the sides. I need ideas on how to spruce it up, I have a lovely conservatory but my garden is so bare and boring. I also have a large shed at the back it the left hand corner.
Hi Billie, to get your question noticed you may be better off starting a new thread. Pictures help.. to upload pictures click on green tree icon at top left of toolbar although I don't think that works from a phone. Good luck
Hi there, we are complete novices in the gardening world. We have just bought our first home and feel very lucky to have a small garden of our own. It is a total blank canvas and we have no idea about where to start! there is a small areas of patio paving by the house and then an average sized grass area that leads down to a huge, concrete grey double garage. We would love to transform it into a useful and pleasant space. The garden is boggy and muddy and it seems that local cats have been here a few times and left mess behind. Would anybody be able to help out with a suggestion about where to start? Thank you for your time.
I have recently moved to a flat with a balcony and am a keen amateur gardner. However, after moving in last spring I potted plants that I thought were hardy but as till now there doesn't appear to be any new shoots on them I think the balcony tends to be rather shady and perhaps windy - it is over looking river thames (if that makes any difference?) But it is a side facing balcony. Does anybody know what sort of plants would be suitable for my balcony? Also, have bought cascading pussy willow if anyone can advise me I would be very grateful
You can hopefully see the lavender planting inside the box hedging, I have lost it all this year and need to replant, question is with what? The lavender always struggled all ideas welcome
Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them.” A A Milne
Hi LP your garden is so beautiful 😍 shame about the lavender ☹️ Is there a path between the box, lavender and fir trees? is it a sunny spot? The roses in the foreground look gorgeous, could you mirror this border?
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Can anyone advise on the best type of paths to have between veg beds. I am starting my garden veg plot and don't want to have to do the work twice because I got it wrong the first time!
Can anyone please help I have a very boring brick paved rear garden, with fencing at the back and to the sides. I need ideas on how to spruce it up, I have a lovely conservatory but my garden is so bare and boring. I also have a large shed at the back it the left hand corner.
Hi Billie,
to get your question noticed you may be better off starting a new thread. Pictures help.. to upload pictures click on green tree icon at top left of toolbar 
although I don't think that works from a phone. Good luck 
CRO - I would start a new thread and maybe include some pictures (upload them from your PC using the icon which is a pic of a tree on the menu bar).
SJD
Welcome to the board CRO
As the others have suggested - a new thread and some photos will be brilliant - looking forward to seeing your new garden.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Hi,
I have recently moved to a flat with a balcony and am a keen amateur gardner. However, after moving in last spring I potted plants that I thought were hardy but as till now there doesn't appear to be any new shoots on them
I think the balcony tends to be rather shady and perhaps windy - it is over looking river thames (if that makes any difference?) But it is a side facing balcony. Does anybody know what sort of plants would be suitable for my balcony? Also, have bought cascading pussy willow if anyone can advise me I would be very grateful
Kind regards
A A Milne
Is there a path between the box, lavender and fir trees?
is it a sunny spot?
The roses in the foreground look gorgeous, could you mirror this border?