Fabulous garden, really inspirational and it shows that you love what you do with the garden. I shall keep a look out for further pictures. Keep up the good work.
Wow! You're talent is an inspiration, I often wished I could build things like these, and you really inspire me to just give it a go.
Mr Haynes, any chance of seeing a feature about Eddie's work in the magazine? I think it is definitely worth it and a lot of people would be very interested to see what has been achieved.
Keep up the amazing work, I am really looking forward to seeing more pictures!
I haven't really completed much of late, but here is quick update of further items that I have made for the garden.
A simple bench, although I have plans to make this into a sea horse.
Finally this not so nice item which I made for Halloween.
As said previously, my main project for this year will be to construct a brick built wood fired pizza/bread oven, but the weather is not currently inspiring me to get started.
We have had a meeting in respect of joining the NGS, and hope to develop the idea at some stage. Sadly though it probably won't be for another year or so yet, as there are still hard landscaping jobs that need to be carried out in respect of safety etc.
It is always good to have a goal to aim for though.
Here is another aspect of the garden that I hadn't previously shown.
Thanks Fairygirl, life, work and health have rather side tracked me.
Paul, to link the tanks together I purchased blanking caps for each tap on the IBC, then fitted plastic fittings and water pipe that I purchased from an agricultural merchants. If you would like further details and perhaps close up photo, just let me know.
I haven't really done anything with the garden over the last year, but this has been my most recent project for it, and I now just have the roof to finish. In truth I wouldn't have even started it, had I known how much work that it was going be.
Hi Eddie - sorry to hear that you've not been well. It was nice that someone posted on here because it was lovely seeing these brilliant sculptures again, and I'm equally impressed with your new project too.
You don't like doing things by half do you?
Mine's a Margherita with lots of basil by the way....
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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Fabulous garden, really inspirational and it shows that you love what you do with the garden. I shall keep a look out for further pictures. Keep up the good work.
Wow! You're talent is an inspiration, I often wished I could build things like these, and you really inspire me to just give it a go.
Mr Haynes, any chance of seeing a feature about Eddie's work in the magazine? I think it is definitely worth it and a lot of people would be very interested to see what has been achieved.
Keep up the amazing work, I am really looking forward to seeing more pictures!
Many thanks for the positive comments.
I haven't really completed much of late, but here is quick update of further items that I have made for the garden.
A simple bench, although I have plans to make this into a sea horse.
Finally this not so nice item which I made for Halloween.
As said previously, my main project for this year will be to construct a brick built wood fired pizza/bread oven, but the weather is not currently inspiring me to get started.
This is an astonishing garden. Are you planning to open it to the public? How about the NGS?
Thanks Gardening Grandma.
We have had a meeting in respect of joining the NGS, and hope to develop the idea at some stage. Sadly though it probably won't be for another year or so yet, as there are still hard landscaping jobs that need to be carried out in respect of safety etc.
It is always good to have a goal to aim for though.
Here is another aspect of the garden that I hadn't previously shown.
And here is a different pespective.
i am interested in your ibc tank set up , i have 7 in a line and cannot find a cost effective way of linking them together .
you seem to have got it sussed !
any advice ?
Cheers ,
paul .
This is a really old thread Paul. Don't think the OP posts here any more - haven't seen his name in the last year or so anyway.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thanks Fairygirl, life, work and health have rather side tracked me.
Paul, to link the tanks together I purchased blanking caps for each tap on the IBC, then fitted plastic fittings and water pipe that I purchased from an agricultural merchants. If you would like further details and perhaps close up photo, just let me know.
I haven't really done anything with the garden over the last year, but this has been my most recent project for it, and I now just have the roof to finish. In truth I wouldn't have even started it, had I known how much work that it was going be.
Hi Eddie - sorry to hear that you've not been well. It was nice that someone posted on here because it was lovely seeing these brilliant sculptures again, and I'm equally impressed with your new project too.
You don't like doing things by half do you?
Mine's a Margherita with lots of basil by the way....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...