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Welcome to the forum @TimPot If you could update your profile with your location that makes it easier to give advise. And a picture of your garden is always welcomed. That prevents us from underestimating your skills

Ah right, that'll give us a different perspective on your climatic conditions, then

Hello and welcome to the forums @gooseberry

Thank you. It just seemed appropriate!

How lovely to now live in your grandmother's house.

I'm new here too. Pleasure to meet you!

Hello and welcome to the forums

Thank you, I'll try it.

Welcome @Beatts

Welcome to the forum!

Looks great Yours certainly has more room to show itself off. I think pollarding would be the way to go with yours @George kyriacou, just to ease the strain on those roots. It's sometimes difficult to make those decisions - especially with trees, and when you're putting it in someone else's...

Welcome to GC Dilip.

Derbyshire ducks love ‘em. I sometimes take them in a little plastic bag down to the river and scatter them around for the local ducks. Better than breadcrumbs!

It'll be a bit of trial and error, and because the site is very narrow, and there's the ivy to consider, as it could simply take over, you may find some plants will do better than others. The condition of the soil before planting anything is always worth addressing. If there's a reason it's...

Welcome to GC Mark6871.

Hello and welcome to GC

Probably, as I grew mine in our summer house that did not get much sun but I am sure there are better experts out there than me. Remember to water them regularly. One plant will be enough or try two just in case one dies.

Thank you for the welcome!

Welcome to Gardeners Corner Marianne. Good advice from both fairygirl and hailbop so good luck with the garden.