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getting a drink ha haaaaa... I have two butts .. one connected to shed roof.. that fills relatively slowly but the other one is by our lean too which fills daily if raining...I got soo fed up emptying it that I now just leave it to overflow onto garden

Today we got our first proper frost. The roofs of the buildings are dusted with white, the grass is crispy underfoot and the seedheads are glittering with ice - at least they are when the sun breaks through the lowering cloud. All very lovely

I have a small roof terrace where i would like to create a foliage screen for privacy. People have suggested clematis as a good choice as it climbs well. I am planning to buy the two troughs below http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-x-Hand-made-Quality-Wooden-Garden

There's only one thing better than receiving emails, letters and phone calls from readers and that's meeting them in person. And with Gardeners' World Live starting tomorrow (Wednesday 15 June, 2011) and running until Sunday I'm looking forward

at 6.30am and me leaving home at 7.30am our front garden became strewn with woodpigeon feathers - the likely scenario is that a female sparrowhawk (seen around several times before) took one of the wood pigeons who  wait on our roof in the mornings

living roof as well as other things even though I have chicken wire over it. There dose seem to be more Magpies in my area this year than earlier. Hi Jason, our school is also in the process of designing a garden- I’m pushing for part of it to be set

of growth and is now utterly shading the south end of the garden and the branches are touching the roof of the extension. I don't think its growth has been managed properly, there are at least 3 trunks and lots of offshoots. It's a stunningly beautiful tree

.co.uk/Greenhouse-Glass-Overlap-fixing-Clips/dp/B004REV3YM/ref=sr_1_5 You can also buy new sets of the pane clips, if you need to replace any of them. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Garden-Greenhouse-Glass-fixing-Clips/dp/B004REUCF8/ref=sr_1_4 Most of the panes of glass along the sides and roof

A few weeks ago I wrote about moving a bumblebee nest from a friend's garden. At the end of the blog I mentioned that I'd found a wax moth in the nest.Wax moth is a native, natural predator of the bumblebee, but it's one of its biggest enemies

of the country with fake grass just as daft as the government covering our lovely country with concrete!!!!!!!!! I have a roof terrace 6x5mtres facing south by the coast. I have not succeeded with many plants in this hostile environment ! I like a lush garden