I had mine outside the back door of the garage right next to an electric socket for heater and propagator and a tap for watering. All very convenient except it was the north side of the house and had a 3'6" retaining wall round two sides so lilmited light and heat so last year we moved it to the front south east corner of teh garden where it gets loads of light and is sheltered from prevailing westerlies by an 8' hedge.
Great in summer but so far no direct electricity or water so less easy to manage. These will come some time this summer I hope and then it'll be easier.
Right now it's too cold for babies so I have seedlings starting to get leggy on window sills. I just hope next week is abit warmer so they can go out.
Vendée - 20kms from Atlantic coast.
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Back from shops - it's horrendous out there . Wind picking up and howling through ( the back passage !! ) but snow's stopping . Everywhere turning slushy so hopefully it'll be gone soon.
Can't see me doing much outsisde at the weekend . All this snow 's got to go somewhere so everywhere will be like a bog but I expect some folk have had it worse so should be grateful really.
Not a pond , Obelixx . We 're just installing a little waterfeature in the rockery as we've got a bigger one for the bumblebee border which I've planned.
I suppose we could all be good and wash pots and trays ready for when it's warm enough to sow more seeds and pot things on and lift and divide plants but right now I'm with Genie Bunny and think hot chocolate and some plant pondering is the way to go.
Vendée - 20kms from Atlantic coast.
"The price good men (and women) pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men (and women)."
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I had mine outside the back door of the garage right next to an electric socket for heater and propagator and a tap for watering. All very convenient except it was the north side of the house and had a 3'6" retaining wall round two sides so lilmited light and heat so last year we moved it to the front south east corner of teh garden where it gets loads of light and is sheltered from prevailing westerlies by an 8' hedge.
Great in summer but so far no direct electricity or water so less easy to manage. These will come some time this summer I hope and then it'll be easier.
Right now it's too cold for babies so I have seedlings starting to get leggy on window sills. I just hope next week is abit warmer so they can go out.
Back from shops - it's horrendous out there .
Wind picking up and howling through ( the back passage !! ) 
but snow's stopping . Everywhere turning slushy so hopefully it'll be gone soon.
Can't see me doing much outsisde at the weekend . All this snow 's got to go somewhere so everywhere will be like a bog but I expect some folk have had it worse so should be grateful really.
Not a pond , Obelixx . We 're just installing a little waterfeature in the rockery as we've got a bigger one for the bumblebee border which I've planned.
Hot chocolate required - I'm freezing.
Brrrrrrrrrr jean, could do with a hot choc. I think a weekend of pondering plants is in order
G'day
Not musch planned gardene under water and then covered in alayer of slushy snow. Don't even think I am going toventure into GH.
For the weekend - well it is very weather dependent
I suppose we could all be good and wash pots and trays ready for when it's warm enough to sow more seeds and pot things on and lift and divide plants but right now I'm with Genie Bunny and think hot chocolate and some plant pondering is the way to go.
Magazines, gardening books, Forum, seed/plant catalogues, warm drinks, Making lists to lose, Such will be the weekend unless it perks up a greal deal
Even business paperwork is being perused today its so cold ...
hmmm washing pots , bit cold to even rescue them
, think we should gather on the couches by the fire and discuss plans for dealing with the heatwave
I shall be painting a ceiling-or I may be supervising the painting of a ceiling
Obelixx- washing pots??? I can hardly face taking the bin out right now!!!
Hot chocolate sounds about right though 
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I suppose I could paint the downstairs loo - been waiting to do it for a year - but then again, perhaps not