pavery026

What to do!!

Very good tip thanks

What to do!!

All great ideas the gravel will probably go as we are looking into getting a conservatory so will need a sitting area, but can put plenty of pots on it. I think it's definitely wise to take time to make the decision but the curves are a must. Think I might spend the weekend marking out with an old hose pipe the shape and live with it for a few days, see how it works. Excitable boy you could also use the bamboo or willow screening and just tie onto the fence with wire. It's exciting thinking about what could be done. Thanks everyone.

Bind Weed

That's what I did weed killer, then whenever I see some sprouting I pull it out soon as i can it weakens the roots and the problem gets alot better. Don't worry it may look bad but it will not be forever

What to do!!

here is my garden would be very grateful for any ideas on what to do with the lawn. As you can see I keep widening the border out for more plants, but wonder if there could be something more interesting. Right hand side of the path is the veg patch, and at the bottom I will be removing the bushes but leaving the conifers up with tops chopped off, putting a new fence up and replanting. Excuse the weeds in the gravel waiting for it to stop raining when im not at work to remove them. Hope the picture looks ok had a bit of difficulty adding it, till I realised I had to make it smaller.

Thanks

What to do!!

Great idea will take some photos and get them on here, I'm not very good on design more a cover the whole place in different plants.

Using a stump Grinder

They are annoying I did cut it down to its base about 3 years ago it was very tall, then as you say it kept sprouting from the stump so I kept it relatively small, but it is just too much of a thug.

Using a stump Grinder

thanks will look into that I'm in yorkshire too, good idea on sharing, but i'm liking the table idea, be a great potting bench.

Using a stump Grinder

Thanks I thought it would be hard going, definitely going to get somebody in thanks again.

Using a stump Grinder

Hi, I have cut down a large laurel and a after much deliberation a holly (I had some small plants which had seeded itself around the base so I transplanted them in another area). I am now left with 2 large stumps which I cant dig out. I've thought about hiring a stump grinder to level them to the ground as I want to put a potting shed there. Are they easy to use, or is it best to get somebody in to do the work. Thanks in advance

Tonight's programme

I look forward to friday nights start of the weekend and GW, but not next week thanks snooker . I agree Nigel is a star I would love to have a dog like him.

Anyone know where to get a replacement greenhouse door

Anyone know what this plant is in the pond

Help for a friend 

Tatton park any good

Is it worth going 

Need to improve soil what's best?

Ideas needed  

Using a stump Grinder

advice needed