Good luck with it art. Always best to go about it the nice way to start with. Your garden's so much more than just a collection of plants or a sum of money spent. Hope you get a good resolution.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I know the feeling Dove, the progress in my garden is really satisfying after only three years of proper attention.
I only wish I had planted the bottom end of my garden with trees and shrubs ten years ago so that by now I would have the maturity it lacks. Alas, as is my nature, my choices then would probably have been random and I'd be contemplating digging them up for a more sophisticated look as my garden slowly fills, so my choices are more specific.
I really love your chives and fennel, I've just bought the purple version that I need to place at some point and what is that upright plant with the spears of reddish pinkish flowers? If they are red, I want it badly.
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Good luck with it art. Always best to go about it the nice way to start with. Your garden's so much more than just a collection of plants or a sum of money spent. Hope you get a good resolution.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Good luck
Best of luck Art
Same from me Art
Me too
We have a mizzly drizzly Midsummer Day here in Norfolk at the moment, but I thought I'd take some pics of the garden anyway.
I'm really pleased as this time last year we'd only just started planting
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Looks great Dove - isn't it amazing how quickly things establish? Do you get much time to sit on your nice seat!
And that naughty Verd didn't come and do your grass the other day after he promised...tut tut
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Dove that looks really lovely. A bit of sunshine is needeed to sit on the seat and enjoy it
I know the feeling Dove, the progress in my garden is really satisfying after only three years of proper attention.
I only wish I had planted the bottom end of my garden with trees and shrubs ten years ago so that by now I would have the maturity it lacks. Alas, as is my nature, my choices then would probably have been random and I'd be contemplating digging them up for a more sophisticated look as my garden slowly fills, so my choices are more specific.
I really love your chives and fennel, I've just bought the purple version that I need to place at some point and what is that upright plant with the spears of reddish pinkish flowers? If they are red, I want it badly.
Thank you all for your good wishes.
Dove I love your garden; 2nd and 3rd photos, are they Acanthus in the foreground?
those plants in Dove's 2 and 3 look like echiums.
In the sticks near Peterborough