Shade garden progress 1

Looking great Karen :)

The plants all look nice and green and healthy Karen :)

Looks very nice.

Thanks, it's coming along well. Even my 21 year old son made comment, which is most unusual!

You must have done something right then.... Lol!

I know Scottish, I was amazed. he opened the back door and totally unprompted said "oh, I like what you've done out here Mum" How about that!

Callum - he must be growing up. lol. Now only Scott to approve then. lol.

Ach, I think Scott feels the same about my gardening as I do about his Golf....."yawn..." :)

lol and me with Paul and his shooting - so boring, same old same old. But eh ho if it keeps them happy its fine with me. Just been for a good walk with Walter and the ground is so very sticky on our walk, could go further but it is so heavy going and my knees start to get sore so I am trying to do a little at a time. Off into town soon though. Not that I want to but must go to bank.

I have to do supermarket shop today. :(

That looks nice, Karen!

Thanks rose, two more ivied planted on those obelisks today....just giving myself more work, as I shall have to trim them regularly!

Thank you Bilbo! I cannot wait to see it all get growing now. Just a couple of hostas to add, and my white foxgloves to go in, and some dicentra, white of course, later on, once it comes in to the GC.

It's funny because I originally planned my big woodland border to be all white flowers, but that went out of the window pretty quickly, so now I have my white garden at last. :)

Yes! Lovely variegated ones...they should be arriving in the mail any day now! Ordered from Binny in Lothian. they have a good choice.

looking forward for the summer photo

Thanks!

Looking real good Karen ......your shade garden. That plant at the front with the big pointed leaves. There is one next door to us, and its about 10 foot tall and been scalped by the corporate gardeners a couple of times too. It does grow well in the shade. It has white flowers late in season, insects love it for late nectar......can't think of its name.

it's Fatsia japonica Dorjac. They don't tend to grow so fast here and get damaged every winter, but yes, a lovely evergreen. Thankyou!

It all looks good and healthy so far...looking forward seeing the on going pics.

Thanks waddy...me too!