My Young Bed

Look lovely.

Looks lush and well established Dawn nice to think back on what you ve achieved . A year is good any longer I tend to forget .. Johns brickwork ? sets it off nicely .

Thanks Carol.
Oh Jane/Ray, do you remember the huge pile of clay after the garage was built. All back to normal now thank goodness.
We had some block paving bricks left so he edged the bed for me. :-)

Amazing from 35 tons was it ? You d really never know now ..hope Johns out of therapy now think I ll sign BB at end of things when I m on so many write Jane/Ray felt sure you d know I m the daft one ..BB

We are just being polite Ray, guessing your the Bonkers one.
It was alot of tonnage and I'm glad its gone.

This looks lovely DA. Very neat and well planted.

Its getting there Karen, thank you.
The bed in front of the fence has shrubs that need to establish but I have to be patient.

Oh, I am soon going to have a degree, if not a PhD in 'patience' DA. Waiting, waiting, waiting, for my fence to disappear! Every time I take a photo, it's full of either neighbours house or my fence!! It just takes time, just a few more years.....!! grrr........I'd drop out if I could but there's just no alternative is there!! ......grrr....:))

It looks great Dawn , already ' lived in ' I like the brick edging as well , can we borrow your John ??

Nicely composed shot!

Karen: I know, you have to be patient, dont you. I've set some hollyoaks next to the fence and sweet peas to bridge the time gap until the shrubs get bigger.
Hi Amy, glad you like it and yes you can borrow John when I've finished with him.
JBardet, thanks.

yes very nice and I spot the Ajuga there :))

:-) You can easily split it too and spread it around.