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watering at all.  Some of the trees are now immobile as the roots have almost certainly gone throughthe bottom of the pot and are happily meandering around the world!!   The bulb pots get put out of sight by the shed in summer and can be ignored till

but flowers are lovely. Although seed packet advises sowing in open ground where they are to flower I always like to start seeds off in shed/greenhouse - just so as I know what not to 'weed out'.   I planted seedlings out in clumps a few months ago and some

severely reprimanded ) and hundreds and hundreds of mice, voles, rabbits, moles and rats, which were, of course, much easier to 'pick off' than fluttering birds.  Since the cats have gone, I have had rats living and breeding in the sheds for the first time

could put up in my potting shed for quick reference. Maybe Gardeners World Magazine could publish one??? I like to use cling film over trays & pots. I use plastic pots, in supermarkets, by fresh fruit and veg there is usually a supply of small plastic

CK MASS Gang i take great delight in standing on a slug or snail but forgot myself the other morning when i popped out to the shed and stood on two with my slippers not quite the same as my wellies it wasnt nice having to scrape and wash the sole

month and then attempted to tame it with my  other halves, cousins, lawn mower. After 3 long hours (the mower is a tad old) we have a semi-respectable lawn  For those studying these pictures you will notice that i found a shed (former outside toilet

,got a bucket in the shed now Palaiglide and an old shower curtain ,,know what i mean cheers everybody Palaisglide, as I said grass cuttings go anaerobic if just left, turned and or aerated they compost just fine. Berghill, in my experience no they don

in my garden last year) but they still nested under my shed, their always find their own little house as they are quite resourceful little monsters!!! Also they have a pebble edge in case they fall in my pond as the baby hogs seem 2 b drawn to water. My

 and Daddy has been feeding it on my fence all afternoon what a lovely pic! Can anyone suggest a type of Honeysuckle for a shaded corner of the garden up against a shed, I don't want anything that will be too rampent but will attract bees to pollunate

the lawn became the playing fields that had been there before the houses were built. Lawn back and front, the front still kept neat the back no longer producing food the clutch of hens long gone was the football swing slide dads garden shed retreat and Mun