No doubt you'll shed a tear or two. As everyone has said it's a great new adventure. How about keeping in touch with current neighbours and next spring see if they can cadge stuff for you from your old garden.
Good luck Hollie, I'm so exicted for you. Life throws changes at us every day. Being a typical Taurus I am adverse to change but over the years I have learn't that change is not always negative. It makes us renew our view of life and start afresh. So embrace it with open arms and welcome it. I understand you being sad having to leave the garden that you have lovingly nurtured and the pleasure it gave you. Your happy memories of it will always be with you. Enjoy the new challenge and experience. Enjoy !
Know just how you feel Hollie. Good luck with your new projects - you can make lots of plans over the winter for the new plot though, and keep us updated with pix
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
When I moved here I was only able to fetch a few choice plants with me.
Great -I can say with hindsight
It's meant i have been introduced to new plants and new gardening techniques to cope with the different land and climate
My few plants I have brought have settled OK but it has meant that I have not been in the situation where need to plant things that may not go in the hew style
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No doubt you'll shed a tear or two. As everyone has said it's a great new adventure. How about keeping in touch with current neighbours and next spring see if they can cadge stuff for you from your old garden.
Good Luck
Good luck Hollie, I'm so exicted for you. Life throws changes at us every day. Being a typical Taurus I am adverse to change but over the years I have learn't that change is not always negative. It makes us renew our view of life and start afresh. So embrace it with open arms and welcome it. I understand you being sad having to leave the garden that you have lovingly nurtured and the pleasure it gave you. Your happy memories of it will always be with you. Enjoy the new challenge and experience.
Enjoy !
Know just how you feel Hollie. Good luck with your new projects - you can make lots of plans over the winter for the new plot though, and keep us updated with pix
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Good luck Hollie, take your "best friends" and a few cuttings.
When I moved here I was only able to fetch a few choice plants with me.
Great -I can say with hindsight
It's meant i have been introduced to new plants and new gardening techniques to cope with the different land and climate
My few plants I have brought have settled OK but it has meant that I have not been in the situation where need to plant things that may not go in the hew style
trying to say new garden, new opportunities
Is it a long term let?
Whatever you leave behind, your new garden will more than fill the gap.