moving the greenhouse

that looks better.
Satisfying when we have a good tidy up isn't it?

@ Seaburn - it takes time to realise the best location for something, needs to be some trial and error first. This'll do - for now!

@ Snoop - lol, I've been doing nothing of what *needs* to be done around the house! and so many emails to answer, stories to finish, peoms to write ...

Looks much better there Fran. Hope it works well for you wind-wise! :)

thanks, Karen. if it's more wind-protected, that'll help a lot. And now it can get sun all day, rather than only in teh afternoon when the sun's gone past the shed.

Much better then Fran. :)

so long as I remember to water in there!

I know, I am just the same. Doing better now, it takes a bit of practice! :)

What are you like Fran? Never still for a minute lol! That arrangement of your Greenhouse etc looks much better and I'm sure you'll find it easier to get into and use now. The table will prove far better in its new position. I've just 'thrown' out a kitchen trolley, but it's proved super as a potting table which I can move around to where I want to work :)

does indeed, Karen! once the babit is formed, no problem, one does it automatically. The thing is to remember often enough to make it a habit!

Thanks, Waddy. it's all dot-and-carry for now, till I get a clear picture of what I want where, and how I can change the "hard" surfaces to suit me, which will take time to do even after I've got a plan.
A mobile table sounds ideal! but knowing me, that'd take some doing - I'd probably end up with stacks of stuff all over the place - either that or lug all the pots around with the trolley, or walk back to the stack every time I need one.
Besides, this garden slopes enough for anything on wheels to migrate of its own accord!

You have to live with things for a while to see if they work or not, don't you. I have just moved my new arch again - so I know just what you mean. I think you've made a vast improvement, good for you :)

thanks, Gee. Often one's mental picutre of what A will look like if placed at B doesn't live up to the reality; there are so many viariables, wind and sun and shade. And even if they all match, there might just be a "could do better" lurking at the back of the mind.

Catching up with your projects Fran, the trouble with saving tubs etc for the time when they might come in useful is alright until you are having to rearrange things and then if you're like me you curse as they take up valuable space plus you do not want them on show, I'm lucky as I do have room to hide most of them away but obviously you haven't in your garden, the greenhouse looks a lot more accessible now so working in that area will be easier for a while, knowing you it won't be long before you fill it up again, hope your greenhouse survives the winter for you, I was looking at the doorway, those zips are always a bit fragile, I was wondering if it would be possible for you to make a wooden frame and door for it or perhaps have a word with your handyman, my son did that for his polytunnel on his allotment, it was on the outskirts of Boston so you can imagine very windy at times but it did solve his problem....

Thanks, Lincs! I do have all these bamboo canes knocking about, and the material I used for the "cave" pro tem would at least deflect the wind. lol I have a shower screen in my fusebox cupboard, got it taken down cos it was in my way, and it's still in my way, wonder if that could find gainful employemnt???