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EDIT: After going for a walk with the wife I have told her I am going to bin it, job done
But what about the shed?
EDIT: After going for a walk with the wife I have told her I am going to bin it, job done
Trellis and climbers?Guys, as per my pics above, any suggestions on how I could hide (decor/plants etc) the green metal shed? It looks horrible but I can't justify replacing it, it holds loads of outdoor toys!
But what about the shed?
Also moved onto the second part of the garden revamp and started one of the front lawns. September would be a good time to sow new grass?
Cheers. Hopefully fences getting done in September so timing might be idea.You can renovate and sow grass seed any time from March to Oct. The key is to keep it moist so people usually avoided high Summer due to the heat but it's not a rule.
Might try a bent and fecus blend out the front
Very nice. This thread is called post your garden, so how about a photo or two?We've recently moved into our spot, lots of sun with a reasonable sized garden. I took down a leylandii tree as it was blocking so much light into the house (even upstairs) and have trimmed back a couple of trees in the front garden that were running away from the property. One was leaning over the pavement and the other over the neighbors.
Having had fake grass at the last house it is nice cutting the lawn and trimming some of the bushes. I did have to buy strimmer/hedge cutter and lawn mower as didn't have them, went to Henry Armer & Son's near me ans picked up the low range Stihl bits. Amazing how fast the lawn grows, only cut it a few days ago and its long again.
I'm not a gardening type person usually but there is a few empty spots in the garden for tree's / bushes / plants, is there any small trees you can get or bushes that look alright and don't go to wild?
I quite like the idea of a small palm tree, quick look online suggests something like this https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/3695/chamaerops-humilis/details might be good. I can grow it in the orangery and then move it into the front garden. The sea is at the bottom of the road so might look quite fitting.
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When i've finished removing the garden waste i will grab some. For now here's the ones taken for the house listing back in Feb/March time.Very nice. This thread is called post your garden, so how about a photo or two?
Not the worst body to uncover by surprise whilst digging in the gardenJust treated my grass for weeds with That Weedol lawn weed killer. Hope I left it long enough for the new grass.
Also moved onto the second part of the garden revamp and started one of the front lawns. September would be a good time to sow new grass?
This Willow tree is a lot bigger that the pictures make out. Roots not deep and starting to get out of control. Was very over powering so had to come down. It’s fairly opened up the space also. We don’t have a chipper also so me the other half and two of the kids spent most of yesterday evening with hand pruners taking care of the smaller branches and foliage hah. 4 tote bags so far and we are just over half way.
Duro post and new fencing to go up in September for some of the boundary’s.
Some hedging to replace the failing fence out the back.
I found one of my old toys digging for the hedge. Original line and been hiding from the new rebel alliance for decades. You never know how much of a smile this put on my face.