New house, new garden
23 Nov, 2007
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This is a photo of the back garden in our house on the Isle of Wight, it's very long and thin and I'm planning a veggie garden at the end, any suggestions and good tips for the whole garden would be appreciated, it is South facing and pretty protected
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The veggie garden is going to be pretty big and the soft fruit cage sounds fantastic, saw Monty doing something similar on Gardeners World recently. I am growing Blueberries, Autumn Raspberries and strawberries this year to get some practice in
23 Nov, 2007
Other fruit you could think about are gooseberries, blackcurrants and blackberries (there is a variety called 'Oregon Thornless' with an excellent flavour, attractive foliage and guess what - no thorns!)
23 Nov, 2007
All this sounds great!! We have all the ground work to do before I plant anything and we don't move in until next Summer! Long task ahead..........
24 Nov, 2007
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As this is south-facing and sheltered, you could make a spectacular garden of sun-loving flowers. How about a circular lawn (for your little helper to play on) with borders round it and a grass path leading through to the veggie area? Maybe roses on a trellis between the two areas. And if the veggie area is big enough, soft fruit (in a cage to keep off the birds)
23 Nov, 2007