I don't have nice neighbours, a leyllandii hedge and an ugly fence, so I'm making it my mission to to be the envy of both. It's the best revenge I think. beautiful rose Beausmum.
Can we see your neighbours polish spirit, beautiful name so guessing beautiful flower
Awww sorry bout that Dave But don't be too sad, just see the gigantic shed the same neighbours have the other end of the garden Its on my HUGE shed thread The replies and advice I received from all the lovelies on the forum may help you in your revenge
Swings and roundabouts with the clematis pansyface!
I'm hoping the old lady across the road now has a nicer view than the one she's had for a long time - a stretch of grass with a weeping cherry that was doing more weeping than growing, due to kids swinging on it, and an ugly 'orange' bit of fence. She'll be able to see quite a bit of my back garden from her front window as the house is elevated. It makes me glad because her late husband was a very keen gardener.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Nothing really spectacular from next door but a very pretty lavatera has decided to like my side. Thought it was mine, but remembered I hadn't seen mine for last few years.
pansyface - we believe you - thousands wouldn't...
Plants are funny , as you say. I bet if you were growing some climbers you didn't really care for next to that path, the b*****s would only grow into your garden!
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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Isn't that absolutely lovely
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I don't have nice neighbours, a leyllandii hedge and an ugly fence, so I'm making it my mission to to be the envy of both. It's the best revenge I think. beautiful rose Beausmum.
So true pansyface
Can we see your neighbours polish spirit, beautiful name so guessing beautiful flower
Awww sorry bout that Dave But don't be too sad, just see the gigantic shed the same neighbours have the other end of the garden Its on my HUGE shed thread The replies and advice I received from all the lovelies on the forum may help you in your revenge
Thats beautiful, all I get is weed seeds blowing in from the field.
Polish Spirit's a beauty BM. Lovely rich purple
Swings and roundabouts with the clematis pansyface!
I'm hoping the old lady across the road now has a nicer view than the one she's had for a long time - a stretch of grass with a weeping cherry that was doing more weeping than growing, due to kids swinging on it, and an ugly 'orange' bit of fence. She'll be able to see quite a bit of my back garden from her front window as the house is elevated. It makes me glad because her late husband was a very keen gardener.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Oh I bet she loves it fairy girl and she is a lucky lady to have you as a neighbour
Oh wow pansy face just as you and fairy girl described Oh I wish my neighbour had one of those! And frames your rose beautifully
As if we would think such a thing
That's lovely
Nothing really spectacular from next door but a very pretty lavatera has decided to like my side. Thought it was mine, but remembered I hadn't seen mine for last few years.
pansyface - we believe you - thousands wouldn't...
Plants are funny , as you say. I bet if you were growing some climbers you didn't really care for next to that path, the b*****s would only grow into your garden!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...