tidy again

well done Sandra, the garden looks great

thanx eileen quite a few bags to take to tip but well worth it, just got to power hose the deck and patio, then all ready for summer :o))

Give them time Sandra, as one of mine doing really well , the other is only poking its nose out.

will do carol, i really like them thats why i got a few, so fingers crossed :o)

Where are you going to put the veggie patch lol

Looks great Sandra. Greening up all over. :-) The delphinium should be fine, just coming in later than the spring things. They are our city flower here because they are so reliable to cold, everyone has at least one. Out of all years for them to do well, I'd expect this one to be a good one with the unusual cold you've had.

lol pauline now thats the big question haha, think i will have to use pots and grow bags for toms if i get started ;o))
hope your right GT, i love to see them above all other flowers and striking colours to :o)

Beautiful sight, Sandra! Right, onto the veggies, now that this is done? :-))

lol david i will try to make an effort at weekend ;o) ive got oms on the go and potted on some today, to many really but can always give some away

Your garden is lovely Sandra, I just love your green fencing. :o)

thankyou sandra, i love the green, much prefere to nutral, looks fresher i think, :o))

looks super

thankyou mageth ;o))

Your garden looks lovely, Sanbaz, really shows off all your hard work.

thanx Gee its lovely to see it all filling out again after winter isnt it, and tidy to ;o))

Your garden is so tidy and lovely, Sandra!

You will end up with too many, Sandra, but, as you say, the extras can be given away. mine find their way to the school Spring or Summer fetes, lol!

Very tidy San , you've done a good job there :o)

thanx uma ;o))
good idea david shall give some to friend at work for school fete ;o)
cheers amy cold here today but working anyway, just home for lunch ;o))

all looking good sandra...

cheers holly ;o))

Your garden looks great Sandra.

thankyou so much hywel. i keep thinking of breaking up the lawn a bit, maybe a small tree or something, will have to think about it :o))

I think breaking it up a bit would make it more interesting Sandra :o)

think your right hywel, will get my thinking head on lol

I wish I had a thinking head lol.

lol hywel ;o))

Hi San, Your garden looks lovely and tidy I agree a tree would look nice something like Prunus amanogawa (Japanese Cherry) could work it's a columnar tree so would not take up to much room, although it can get up to about 35 ft tall ! and it has semi double pink fragrant flowers.

thanx sue, sounds lovely very tall, can you keep it cut to a bit smaller size ;o)

You could but it would take about 10 years to get to that size :0)

Ooops hit the button to soon! I have Prunus Avium Plena in my garden it's 5 years old and has reached 15 feet tall with a spread of about 10 feet it's just blooming. I don't want it to grow much bigger so I am going to get OH to prune it this year I will put a photo on tomorrow for you. to give you an Idea of size, my garden is 40ft x40ft and the tree look just about right for my garden.

thanx sue i will take a look, our garden is about 60ft long and about 30 wide i think lol

Looking lovely, all your hard work has paid dividends San.....

ive so enjoyed it all this last year dotty, been here 5 years now and with doing the house up i just didnt get chance to start the garden, baz has lived here years but isnt a gardener, so its been great putting my stamp on it ;o))

so neat and tidy.looks very nice

thanx deida, just been out doing a bit more and also repotted some tomatoe seedlings ive done, far to many as i dont have a greenhouse, baz took 6 to a work friend for his daughter so wont go to waste, still lots lol

gardening is never ending...that whatI I love about it.....never mind the backache..lol

me to deida, even with the bad back lol ;o))