17th July 2010

I like the bricks idea....makes a change....:))

Thanks nicked them out of a skip ssssh lol i like to recycle

Its really come on as'nt it.

yes Clarice it has it seems to change a little bit more every day

What a brilliant idea...to use the old tin bath as a pond. I think I still have one up in the atic...my mind is boggeling. I have got so many ideas from GoY.

welcome to GOY Rogi yes us lot are full of ideas and not all about gardening either!

Thanks for the welcome Great. I have looked at other gardening websites and blogs , but I find this one the best upto now.

Its very addictive, it has made me late for work a couple of times hehe

just catching up and its really established now pauline, have you had many frogs over summer ;o))

Hi sandra, No frogs, no anything - pond is lifeless. ahh ahh The local moggies are using it as a water hole. It looks a bit over grown now. The wood pile has got 4 times bigger as next door chopped down all there trees. I feel really sorry for the birds; especially the wren, as she has made nests in the dog rose 3 years running. my heart sank when I came home from work and everything had gone!!! I'll put some photos up hopefully over the weekend. The wildlife area looks really different. It didnt take as long as I thought.

how sad about the trees pauline, i hated it when mine came down but they were very old and a real mess so no choice, but i have planted a rowan tree so birds will love that when it grows a wee bit more, look forward to pics ;o))

catching up as well looking gud pauline

Ah Cristina you really dont want to see what it looks like now. After all the snow and ice weve had the garden looks sorry for itself. I just cant wait for the spring and new life to be breathed into the garden again. Oh please God I get some wildlife in my pond this year...pretty please lol