Liro I do I aide the walled garden. Get help when needed. Eg organised for box hedge to be cut, it has to be done by hand and my back can't cope any more!!!
my other half does most of the front woods and we charge the orchard. Each Sat one of the original landscape team comes to help and we have a n other who comes in when needed.
OH retired early ( told he wouldn't make it to 60)and swapped his computer for a tractor , changed his llife for the better and is still very much here!!!!!
Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them.” A A Milne
A woman after my own heart Joyce...I have pyracantha growing on the boundary fence, carefully positioned and poked through to the outside, where there's a 'Postman's box and a cable box, both used by local brats as 'seats', using my fence as a ladder for access....
Not any more....
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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Logan. Lovely?
Liro I do I aide the walled garden. Get help when needed. Eg organised for box hedge to be cut, it has to be done by hand and my back can't cope any more!!!
my other half does most of the front woods and we charge the orchard. Each Sat one of the original landscape team comes to help and we have a n other who comes in when needed.
OH retired early ( told he wouldn't make it to 60)and swapped his computer for a tractor , changed his llife for the better and is still very much here!!!!!
A A Milne
LP = they do say that gardeners make old bones
Thanks Pp and Lp
Lovely Logan. Do you not get any problems with 'undesirables' pulling flowers off etc?
It's what's put me off doing anything too ornate with my boundary here.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
A A Milne
FairyGirl
I have had a bit of trouble,but it's not regular.Once someone pulled up a hyacinth,nothing else.
That's good to hear Logan. It would be horrible if your hard work was spoiled.
Some people get a kick out of 'destruction' don't they?
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I grow a clematis through a pyracantha at the wall near a bus stop used by school kids so h--ll mend any blighters who try to pull off the flowers.
A woman after my own heart Joyce...I have pyracantha growing on the boundary fence, carefully positioned and poked through to the outside, where there's a 'Postman's box and a cable box, both used by local brats as 'seats', using my fence as a ladder for access....
Not any more....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Couple of sweet peas as I've just done some on the sweet peas thread
Beaujolais
Cupani - always a delight
and Niobe - from both sides of the screen
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I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...