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Clearing an neglected garden
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This larch gate appeared whilst I was away! :j
The hinges are very old, even older than I am. There's a latch being fashioned out of ash somewhere near here, meanwhile the old bit of rope will do.
Now just the bigger table and benches to go. Raised beds can wait until next year so no real hurry.
I'm having a 'not-so-grand opening' in two weeks time - anyone passing??
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Don't run out of ice for your grand opening, that looks like a very blue sky!meanwhile the old bit of rope will do.
Reminds me of an article a few years ago about the rubbish being left in the Himalayas by climbers, including hanks of climbing rope. I don't know about those mountains but, if it's anything like semi-rural Hampshire, decent left over rope would disappear in a flash!0 -
silverwhistle wrote: »Don't run out of ice for your grand opening, that looks like a very blue sky!
Hmm, I don't see any need to be _too_ posh. :-)
Reminds me of an article a few years ago about the rubbish being left in the Himalayas by climbers, including hanks of climbing rope. I don't know about those mountains but, if it's anything like semi-rural Hampshire, decent left over rope would disappear in a flash!Eight out of ten owners who expressed a preference said their cats preferred other peoples gardens0 -
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With only small touches and tweaks needed -
Before - June 2017
After - July 2018
Apart from the transformation of the space what strikes me is the condition of the grass. Last year we had almost permanent rain and this year none for about a month.
Anyway, the space is now being used and provides a lovely place to contemplate ones navel!0 -
Gers, just caught up on this year’s posts on your garden and feeling exhausted by all the work you’ve [STRIKE]done[/STRIKE] had done! It’s looking really good and I hope you are managing to spend some time out there with your gin bottle.
The netting over the gate really needs something growing over it, though... I’ve just bought a golden hop plant, having seen how well it is doing in wet soil near here - might work for you too!0
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