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It all looks great and what space you have now. I think your plan looks good can't say I would alter any thing except that white climbing flower I would have a honey suckle or clematis in stead as it reminds me of Bindweed that is very evasive which I have in my garden it strangles all my shrubs and I lost lots of plants from it if I recall right it's of the same family member of Bindweed.

Thanks for the comment Thrupennybit,
I checked the plants and found that they are from different families, even so, it is a good idea to change the plant to the edge of the fence. So it can grow, without the risk of strangling the tree. :o)

Wow... you've done lots of work and planning, Aleyna... I'll look forward to progress reports.

That's good to know thanks for letting me know Aleyna yes it will look better trained across the fence.

Thank you TT.
I'll inspire myself in yours and GOY friends gardens.
All of you have lovely gardens.

Oh Aleyna, you have worked so hard! I would feel quite bewildered with such an open space to fill. It was grand to see all those young trees - you should have lots of lovely fruit in a few years. Love the view of the woodland over the fence!

Thank you for the comment Steragram. As soon as the frontyard be cleaned I'll start planning that too. Thinking about some "cleand garden" with a short collor palette.

I would make sure I include loads of tomatoes & peppers. They are so delicious fresh from the garden.

Also for the vegetable patch in your climate you could try 'The Three Sisters'. It's sweetcorn (maize?), beans & squash (zucchini) grown together & helping each other out.
If you're not familiar with it there's loads of information on how & why to do it online: just Google gardening & the three sisters.
Good luck & hoping for more photos☺

It's great to see the progress you have made, Aleyna! Your plan looks very good, too! :)

Some years ago I did the "Three Sisters" planting but I didn't have a great deal of success. I liked the idea though but I no longer have an allotment so I can no longer try it.

I just grow some tomato plants on our balcony.

Bathgate, yes! Loads of tomatoes, but, I have to wait for the summer. Even in a greenhouse the plant will suffer with the frost. Already have the seeds waiting for the nex december.

Darren, thank you for the comment and the suggestion, I'll look for more information, but sounds great, I like sweet corn, beans and zucchini. And I didnt have any idea about it.I bought a book many years ago where they have ideas on growing vegetables together and how to make crop rotattion. Even so, I don't remeber any comment about the three sisters. Maybe because the book was translated to portuguese.

Thank you Balcony, you are always an inspiration. Sorry you don't have the allotment anymore. I tried the idea here, but nobody accepted. The condominium owners preferred to keep a cement block for eventual football matches, tennis, etc.
Not everybody is addicted to gardens :) as us.

Hi Aleyna,

You might find this web page of interest if you are thinking of trying out the 3 Sisters method of planting:

https://www.reneesgarden.com/blogs/gardening-resources/celebrate-the-three-sisters-corn-beans-and-squash

Hope you find this of help. Though you will of course have to change the months of the year to suit your region! As you probably know Spring starts in the northern hemisphere in March & June is when Summer starts for us. Your seasons may be the opposite to ours. Right now we are a month into spring & for most of us frosts stop in May, sometime.