The Hidden Parts..

wonderful garden :-)))

Thankyou Junna, lovely to hear from you....

A fantastic well loved garden is all I see Lincs, and it is well loved especially when you still mow the lawn with a fractured ankle. friends often say how tidy our garden is but thats because the`re not allowed behind the greenhouse and shed I`ve forgotten myself whats lurking there.
Just hope we get some decent weather soon and ankle permitting all those seedlings and plants can make there way into the garden.

Lovely garden... with lots goingon in it... :)

Not untidy enough. Nice garden Lincs.

You make me laugh Steve, we used to have a bird aviary where my garden shed and the greenhouse now stand, every springtime we had to go out and fix the flight part back onto the indoor house because the garden always used to slnk a tad through the winter and therefore we had gaps appearing, you cannot tell because of the shrubbery but the fencing down there now has a 6" gap underneath, when it was erected it was down on the ground, we are gradually sliding down the hill, just hope the house itself doesn't go with it, LOL....

Its a great garden Lincs, something of everything and interesting to wander round. My two favourites at the two extremes are the lower fishpond and the wonky shed - really loved that, it reminds me of being a child again.

So sorry to hear about your foot - you aren't doing it any good walking round in it like that, so be told you naughty girl...

Hi Sue, I don't see a particularly untidy garden either, just 1 that's looked after, used and cared for, Derek.

Its a happy welcoming garden Lincs where you all can be yourselves and where you the pets the family and the plants can put their slippers on and feel at home....its lovely xxx

The plant bit looks lovely, but everyone needs somewhere to put the 'other' bits.

Stera the bottom pond area is also my favourite, always has been, I do like the fishpond but find the other one more relaxing to sit by, in fact in the summertime I rarely sit on the patio unless we have visitors..
thankyou Derek and Pam, its certainly well used weather permitting of course but it does get turned into a playground as well, lol..

Siris that is right and I sure have my share of other, trouble is most of it isn't mine, LOL....

Some of my comments are going walkabout again today, wonder why that happens sometimes..
Thankyou Stroller, I leant on the mower and took my time, it was doing my head in sitting about watching that grass grow and to be honest it actually did me a power of good, no way would I attempt any digging or anything like that and couldn't possibly stand and do any ironing, LOL..
Thankyou Holly and Davros....

Great blog of a busy gardener. So many interesting nooks and corners. The pond area is my favorite.

Have joined your 'dare to post untidy bits' challenge.

Yes Lincs, I think most of us know that ironing is harder on the feet than mowing...or dusting (what's that?) or washing the kitchen floor...

LOL, I cheat, buy a lot of non-iron material and if its not a blowy day I still use the tumbledryer, always on the low setting and straight onto the coat hangers when they are done, some would say that its a waste of electricity but if they were to check out how much an iron costs to use, they might get a surprise, anyway I do hate ironing and my piece of mind is worth a lot.....

Good on yer Sue!

I didn't know you had fractured your ankle Sue ! That must have been so painful ! I am a bit confused though as I'm not sure how many ponds and green houses you have ! It must be a good size garden ! Aren't you brave showing your other bits ! It makes a garden more homely though !
I like the way the main garden is designed too ! I hope your ankle is on the mend now !

I love your garden! It puts parts of mine to shame. It's amazing how many of our offsprings' things just stay and stay, isn't it? (My messy bits are gradually being tidied up now that the season is well underway.). I do hope your ankle improves for you - it must be very painful.

Did it a couple of weeks ago Rose, my foot went dead as I was getting up to make a drink, it was a loud sickening crack as I landed and came up like a balloon, (the language was diabolical) A&E said it was only a bad sprain, then I get a letter telling me the x-ray department had found a piece of bone broken off and that the orthopaedic department MIGHT write to me, which they did and I have to go back on Weds, bit late as I've been hobbling around on it for over a week...
We do things in pairs here, lol, two g'houses,two ponds, two lawns and two dogs...

Thanks Melchi, the ankle is a bit sore but nothing I can't handle, I was literally driving my self daft sitting around...

It's a lovely, lived in garden and that's just how it should be, Lincslass. Your wonky shed looks similar to one of mine but lovely son in law came and straightened it up this week, bless him. Hope you ankle heals quickly - just take it steady, definitely no household chores - broken bones need fresh air :)

Thanks Gee thats what I figured, too much on my mind to sit about thinking, I needed distactions, nice ones....

I enjoyed being nosey and looking around your massive garden!! two sheds and two greenhouses lucky you, and such a lot going on, a well loved garden, now you take things easy and rest up a bit with that ankle of yours, thanks for the tour...

Well...Sue...as long as its not two feet ! lol
I hope you feel better soon !