Garden in May.

Lovely garden Tiger

Thanks Pipsqueak, this has taken 10 years! It was bare earth when we first came.

Love to see mature gardens though I have never stayed in one place long enough to achieve it myself

I suppose that awful day will come when i have to leave it and start all over again!!

You've done a terrific job ... the Rhodo does stand out beautifully!

I am so pleased with this rhodo Bernieh, i have a soft spot for it. 3 yrs ago it was looking very poorly indeed, i had to take emergency action when it began to loose it's leaves, it was on the brink!
Careful research, 3 feeds later and it has never looked back!

You certainly found the right remedy Dr. Tiger ... it's looking amazing!

You have a lovely garden Tiger, it is so neat and tidy!

I sometimes wish that i had less hedging Linsuffolk. You can imagine at certain times of the year i seem to spend most of my time with a hedge-trimmer in my hand!
Looking at this photo though makes me thank goodness i didn't choose boring fencing despite all the work that a hedge means!

hi tiger i know what u mean about hedges and seem to cutting them all the while,weve got a very long one think its bout 30 ft its a conifer hedge very high and very deep to .its a pain but looks nice when trimmed and adds privacy to. well i suppose we cant have everything !can we lol.oh your garden is class !.

Thanks for your comments Mrrottie. Good luck with the lawn and happy hedge trimming!!