Does my grass look big in this ? !!!

On your marks, get set,.....GO ! Looks like a short running track. Hee hee

Well done what a transformation

Thanks Drc, can't wait to get out there barefoot next summer, with my Pimms :-)

Coming along very nicely.

No Pimms till the painting is finished?

But it's medicinal for painters' elbow !!!

That looks wonderful can't wait till its finished and the roses are all in it will look buitiful are you going to place any flowering trees like a fine flowering blossom which could be trained across that back wall.

It's not very clear in the photo, but there are 3 Pyracantha and 2 climbing roses planted against the wall. When I was surfing the internet looking for wiring ideas, I came across a wonderful system called 'Gripple' - UV stabilised nylon 'wire' and adjustable grips. I will take some close up photos and post them on this page. Good stuff.

Will be interesting to see will look forward to it.

Such a difference from the first pictures Muddy ! Well done you ! But ... painter's elbow ??? lol !! ;~))

Yes please some pics of Gripple sounds as if it might be what I need? No medicinal qualities in Pimms - just a reward for hard work such as finishing that fence.

Oh, Muddywalters, I can see a BIG progress in your garden! Great work!

Thank you Uma. Now if it would only stop raining for a day or two !!

Hope, you'll have some Sun to finish your painting! Good luck!

Coming on very well.

Thanks Clarice, In my head I can imagine the borders full of plants, so I'm really looking forward to next spring.

Won't be long bab ! :~)))

Looking forward to seeing it in spring.

looking good muddy, i can just picture a lion head water feature on that lovely brick wall ;o))

Brilliant idea Sanbaz - where's me xmas list !!!! ;~)

lol muddy, glad to help :o)) would look lovely with climbers around it :o))

They're already there, but too small to see in this photo. 3 Pyracantha, 2 climbing roses (Blairii no.2 and Souvenir du Docteur Jamain) and a honeysuckle. Might add a clematis too if there's room (thanks Morgana). ;~)

that all sounds lovely muddy, so with your lionhead water feature it will look stunning :o))

You need lots of rain for that turf to take, MuddyW. It's all looking very neat.

Hi Elke, I had the sprinkler out the day after I laid the turf, but it seems to have rained almost every day since then !

What a difference some turf makes, looking good.

I'm just keeping my fingers crossed it's survived this cold and snow.

I would love new turf laid in my garden....No matter what i do my grass never looks good..:<(

Well Motinot, I do like some grass in the garden, for the wildlife if not for me. Although, this garden is so small, I could have paving or gravel instead and enlarge the borders. Nah ! I think whatever the state of my grass, I would have to persevere with it !!! Maybe this year your lawn will surprise you. :-)

your grass looks very grren in this...lol..so are your fences....