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's the best my shed ever looks! And it doesn't last too long in my part of the country. All these people in my dream....................... I agree about winter and snow. I know it caused problems round most of the country, but I did so love the really heavy

to hope for the best. put my (nice)pots in the shed and conservatore and hid some less valuable under the garden table(which has a cover) ,put a pots over some plants,fixed a cover for the lavenders (in hopes) and built a barricade round some tender plants

't be. Hopefully, it would be more like the Beeb's 'Over the Garden Fence' or as it was later called 'The Potting Shed'. But you cant set the rules and regulations-that is the point-it is a free for all -but if someone wants to start then they can- can

inches! What are your favourite tools and why?   Oops should have been on the Tools section ho hum! My hands Tools are kept in the shed, Ben, so appropriate really! I love my border fork as it's a better size for a laydee than a big chap's one

no planting but cleaned shed, greenhouse and polytunnel - just waiting for a break in the weather and you know what..... .....I see blue sky.  Daily turning of seedlings to keep them straight.   Friday and Saturday spent clearing the barn and bullshed ready

'. Three were planted but only two coming up this year and one of those is a little reluctant. Have at least four prs of secatuers, the shed eats those. Bought a pink handled pr but they are already lost and likely not to be found until the shed gets it's next

as she'd spent a fortune and loads of petrol going round all the florists buying it up for her son's wedding decs.   Could have had it all free if she'd said. I know how that happens, friend of mine has just spent an inordinate amount of money on a fig

to make one j shaped lawn. My greenhouse got some of the angled joints replaced with tubes from a mini green house and very few pots are housing their first plant. I've got some old wooden pallets that in Summer live behind the shed. In Winter I put them

.  Most of all keep enthusiastic whatever the weather throws at you and get a shed and furnish it with a couple of chairs and a shelf for your biscuit tin and thermos flask.  Allotments need time.  Good luck and we are all here to help. Hi Tim,Kate and i

as a team. Love Tonys enthusiasm & Joe's allotment section.Hate the "whats hot, whats not section" - its not Top Gear after all!They have a great oportunity to have a chat over a cup of tea in the shed - on what should/could be "a couple of jobs